Devs: *talking about coronavirus
Sysadmin: well it looks like the garbage collector in action

There will be frameworks for frameworks.

alias l="ll"

Used to get really mad at the testing team every time before a production deploy. They only tested the developments that same day, and still I wasn't sure they did a good job. Sometimes they asked for an extra "feature", so we entered into speed-coding mode. Got used to it.

Nobody having physical copies ?

A rant a day keeps the ______ away.

Most contributions in one day ?

PS: I know 36 is pretty low :(

Best: use macOS
Worst: install WIN on Bootcamp

Anyone else notice this trend:

1. Don't go to uni / drop out (who needs education).
2. Get a job in IT, it pays well (who cares you don't have a structured logic).
3. Learn need-to-know stuff only (I only need to know my code).
4. Tell others they should get into programming, it's not that hard.
5. Get asked about the workings of a computer, but that's not in your domain of work. "I only code".

Millennial much ?

You store as much knowledge in your head as /dev/null