The handle on the faucet in one of the bathrooms broke off today. You can still operate the faucet with some finger strength. It is just difficult. We also got a reminder today that we are not to be streaming video or music using the company wifi. They ask that we use our own bandwidth on our phones.

So on the bathroom door where the faucet handle is broken I placed this sign:

you are a dinosaur, harry

Literally: “Waiting for you to think of a solution because you won’t get any…”

It's about IT humor...

Where is the lie?

Any modern tech stack is this thing times 100 if we wanna count layers between our users and our cpus
Thank Python and next js for that

When you lied that you were almost done with the task and 3 days later:

We are not family.

This is how beautiful corporate is -

I talked to my cousin recently who works in an MNC. He told me about a team member who was assigned a Google Login integration task on the website. They already had a username/password combo working.

That team member took 2 months for it. Every week on the team wide meeting he took an off day and kept saying he was 'stuck' on the task and he's figuring it out.

2 months later, he completed the task and got compliments from the manager that he 'worked day and night' and overcame his struggles. Then he got a week off for his 'efforts'.

Just kill me at this point.

LinkedIn influencers being insufferable (impossible)

Pov: b2plane 5 days a week

Fixing a broken clock...

Just stir the pile...

Back to where we left off:

https://bit.ly/the-developer-medium

I'm not sure is it a container technology or a zoo...

Docker is Whale
Docker Compose is Squid
Podman is Seal
Linux is Penguin

Are we live in the Arctic?

Like i always say

Alas!!!

I never said they were many

Amateurs

😅 What's your thought on introducing abstraction early?

Found this, when I browse through Twitter.

<= && >=

:) :(

Office Suite is at the corner probably waiting for their turn to sneak in

Our IT team keeping our PET Production server alive by resizing partitions on the fly.
#living-on-the-edge
#caveman-practices

We have a 12pm meeting every Wednesday. I asked: Why is our 11/30 meeting at noon?

      

Every friggin time. Oh, just move the files around, should be straightforward enough!

Back in my study days software dev was this weird almost magical thing where you tell a electrocuted stone in a fantasy language what to do.
Now after working in the field for 4 years it has lost its shine and I mostly connect software dev to work grind and people who complain even though they just don’t read.
Maybe the time is near to look into a new field of work. Maybe it’s just not my kind of work to earn money. It’s not even like my higher ups are unsatisfied with my work. My current boss complimented my work a lot in our meeting last week.

Is this normal for developers to feel/experience?