How do you deal with the feeling that you coded all those hours for nothing? You deep down know this solution will never work but you don't want the hours go to waste so you just continue. And then it's 2am, you have shit code, nothing works and your life is falling apart.

I finally perfected a script that helps me fix my procrastination! It hooks into DNS's log and spies on my and blocks me if i get too addicted!
No joke I spent on it likely cumulatively over 48 hours of pure coding time but it was worth it.

If anyone would like to take a look or criticize my coding, here it is: https://github.com/meowxiik/...

x and y shouldn't look so damn similar

If you're looking to buy IoT stuff, you should try Xiaomi. Not only their stuff works, even when you block Xiaomi servers, but it can still be controlled remotely from an independent server. Although they are probably not happy about that lol. (i realize how much this sounds like an ad, but I'm too excited that it actually works :D)

I'm convinced Microsoft won't go open source partly because they are ashamed of the code

Imagine what a coder Gordon Ramsay might be like:

Your alghoritm is so FUCKING slow, I'd rather to try to brute force a 20 characters long alphanumeric password!

This app is more insecure than an average teenager!

If your code was a spaghetti it would be a fucking health hazard!

My boss from a job I recently quit, there was a slight problem and I wasn't sure how to approach it as I didn't want to bother the customers and she just went out there like "I want to bother them 😈"

*updates game core structure*
*game now running 10x slower*

Well shit

♪
Linus said that it was open.
Linus said that it was GPL.
All could use it for whatever they like
And it was okay
♪

using arch pacman for the first time like

Why such hate on internet of things? Sure, it's not revolutionary, but I can see it being useful now and then

Game for coders or really anyone interested in programming where you have simulated network on which you can perform attacks

! rant

I met a super interesting developer guy today in London in Starbucks and we talked a lot about programming and the Full Stack conference, he also has devRant, I hope he sees this post and adds me!