Merry christmas and happy holidays to all🎄🥴

Can someone explain this lmao ? 😂

If you don't use Linux... Fuck you.

Perfectionalist admin 👌

sqrt("woman") 🤣😂

Source: www.reddit.com/r/ProgrammerHumor

throw laugh;

*Runs program*

*Nothing happens, no error messages*

Oh boy, this is gonna be fun. A bug with no symptoms.

There is no escape :)

i aliased 'vim' to v
i feel like i could outrun usain bolt rn

where do you belong right now?

Special algorithm 😂

My new invisible devduck.

That feeling when you boot up your shiny new laptop for the first time and there's no fucking Cortana, online accounts or mandatory updates right out of the box.

Thank you Dell ❤️

My roommate stole my devRant stickers. Fucking cunt.

Age++

TimeToLive--

Is it me, or does ‘hackaton’ mean ‘come and write code for us for free’?

@wowotek's office

Need a advice.
Have been a Windows user since many years. But at college I do use ubuntu and am familiar with it. So now I have developed interest in using Linux due to its simplicity and ease of use.
But for some tasks I still need Windows. So thinking to Dual boot my laptop. Have heard dual boot harms the laptop, makes it slow, blah blah.

So Is it advisable to Dualboot on a same machine?

My config:-
intel core i5 7th gen; 8 gb ram, 1 tb HDD,. 2gb AMD R5.

"So, why do you want to work at our office in mexico?"
"I want to be a señor developer."