Why is the 1password login process so shitty? You need 4 different inputs, and every time you login it forces you to download the same PDF you have saved 10 times. there's no skip option, and it doesn't memorize that you have already freaking downloaded it.
on top of that, my company has restricted the accounts to not reset their password on their own. How the hell this helps a company? Why this option even exist?
I mean I have to DM my manager: Sorry dude, I'm so clumsy that I have accidentally deleted my password, can you initiate a reset password process so I can have access to 1password?

Just reviewed one of the team members' PR and asked her to follow Semantic HTML, she said I'd rather not to, because I don't like to discriminate between tags! Honestly?

My CTO uses an array instead of objectto keep list of items with random numerical keys. I told him you’re creating multiple unintended undefined members in between, he said: yeah that’s how silly JavaScript is :-|

When I work entire night I use my short profile keyboard not to make any noise, but in holidays my mom wakes up and tries her best to makes all kind of noises, after I give up and wake up, she goes to her room to read her book!
Dear God! Please eat me!

I'm the technical lead of the project which I don't have access to its repo