I am too afraid to ask..

@AceDev you asking if I am a human doing manual server uptime?

@retoor sounds like you're working. I was supposed to sleep. But now at almost 7 am, I still didn't manage to get any sleep.

@Lensflare yes but we need more choices. Don't we?

Somebody mentioned js. Should we make a new framework?

@Lensflare "Well, you just [fucking] did."

- Parameter sniffing on mssql
Fix: fuck around, add recompile hints, change a sql query by random to confuse the query store enough. (Using ORM)

- Nuget dependency conflicts
Fix: 10 hours of crying, trial and error and version bindings

All Q&A's sucks.

@retoor I have no dev-coworkers 😔

@tosensei we don't speak of asp classic! Let me forget about it please.

But app.UseWhatever() looks like ASP.NET Core

Which nuget version do you use?
The old legacy one or the dotnet version?

Thats wild haha

@cafecortado I do too. But my employer don't.

@kiki Spot on. Ouch.

@tellikakneezus Partially true (at least for me, in Denmark).

Everything is apps these days (and sometimes browser - but I really don't use computers except for work anymore).

Letters from social services is an app/web solution, authentication for it too (also for health services, social services and payments) by using 2FA/confirmation in the app itself.

Everything would turn into a problem if I choose to ditch the smartphone. Trust me I want to.

I've become addicted to it.

Also being a parent you to take photos and share it with family which is easier with these things.

I know getting a cellphone is an option. But it's a complicated one.

@SidTheITGuy the fuck?

@qwwerty I guess I'll sound stupid for saying this.

But I feel like the way password managers are being used, it's just a single point of failure. They make themselves a target.

Just imagine one of those companies getting a ransomware.

@glowFX "HELP WiFi is down, I cannot turn off the light"

@Hazarth And if people won't pay money, they can always pay with their privacy and information.

At 11:00 PM while panicking because I have nothing to wear the next day.

Wake up at 5:00 AM to rush up and throw ONLY the things i need in the dryer and hope it'll get ready before I have to leave. Works almost every time.

Same here.

Some news media recommend waiting 90-120 minutes before drinking coffee (because science and stuff, idk).

D vitamin supplements helped me a bit from almost sleeping (literally) in front of the screen.

But I'm still tired. Just not as much as before.

@dmonkey I'm might be one of those spoiled brats. I think I just woke up. Either that or turning 30 made me grumpy enough to realize.

I'm not familiar with this. Is it time spent on languages and platforms?

@AleCx04 "but hey, its military grade encryption!"