Merry Christmas

I hate people forgetting to enable option strict on Visual Basic .NET.

Why the heck does Visual Studio has it disabled by default anyways?!

Only use of disabling it I ever have found is for SignalR, disable it on just the file you need to.

Wait! There's another use, to compile the code of people that doesn't enable it. That is, of course, without rewritting the entire code base!

Monday we had an hour-long meeting with the only purpouse of deciding when was the next metting.

Later this week, the same day of the meeting, it got cancelled.

Always code as if the guy who ends up maintaining your code will be a violent psychopath who knows where you live... because if I don't know now, I will find it out.

To code or to rant--that is the question: Whether 'tis nobler on mind to suffer the bugs and errors of outrageous source code or to post them on devRant

Phone rings, IT guy next to me answer. I didn't listen what the user said.

IT: Hi, what can I do for you?
User: ...
IT: Ok, try with 123456
User: ...
IT: What's the name of the network?
User: ...
IT: Hmm, I don't know that network
User: ...
IT: HOW THE @#$% WOULD I KNOW YOUR HOME WIFI PASSWORD?!!!