@electrineer I totally spaced on the commas sorry man

@M1sf3t that got me to day 4 and a half expect I don't have a dog

For me it has been one hell of a ride.
This routine reminds me too much of when I used to be depressed.

I think the future of remoting into work will have to involve some kind of neighbourhood organized flex workspace

@SortOfTested yeah but is seems op isn't under any source control

@SortOfTested is it an idea to set up an local gif repo so there still is proof when it comes down to a big show down?

Didn't know this was Reddit

@balvinder294 fucking ughhh. These are the same people complaining it's not all in 1 big manual then when you source all the manual into a giant one they complain they cant find anything.

Feels like the same framework we use code is in English but any "documentation", comments and errors are in German.

I feel your pain

@AlmondSauce 80% of the issues being put in at my work I can straight up close due to pebkac and rtfm.

The few issues that are actually real usually come with a good description and steps to reproduce. Not a " help it doesn't work"

@Root I'm sure I can but why is it still so scary?

So is this why come April you need new people?

@jallman112 thank you

Like 2 to 4 depending on delays

The problem is that they don't see software as part of the machine

I'm the only actual developer hired by the company. My senior is too busy with trying to get a ticket system and proper source control and release tooling. While me and 2 contractors run from bugfix to bugfix while management thinks we can work 40 hours a week towards their innovation goals.

Any bark we give up is softened so much it isn't heard by the budget guys.

@C0D4 the reason they said they didn't have time is the same reason we waste hours daily.
Trying to save a buck.

Because 4 grand in testing equipment is too much I only get the hardware we develop for after it's sold to be on a machine ....