@donkulator More like handwork

All I can see is a lot of ... engagement

@b2plane If you're being honest about the status of your work, that may as well be a planning (i.e. management) issue.

@fullstackcircus
Make a course "bullshit with AI!"

That udemy link is loginwalled

god i fucking hate the internet

69 bcuz 69

Welcome to the real world

I can't say I'm there yet, but have an updoot for yourself (and Tame Impala)

Dude, you forgot your spam link

Let them burn to the ground

Because they know the codebase is a trash fire and are happy to have anyone put up with it?

@jestdotty
*takes headphones off*

Hey, stop calling me bored xor emotionally blank! ... Ok, maybe I am bored easily.

*puts headphones back on*

Or having no pizza left?

@kobenz by having to unclog the toilet?

"too much homemade pizza" doesn't compute

There's non such thing as "too much homemade pizza".

@jestdotty Am I doing it correctly by eating ≥100g ≥90% chocolate per day? Is it normal to poop like @b2plane?

There's a reason he's the _previous_ developer.

@Wisecrack Not blonde and no broken condom.

This guy rips (condoms)

I just watched it - fantastic documentary. Thanks for the link!

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This must be the most scary kiki dream so far

I believe many of those issues are because of the atrocious latency of conference tools. It's less of an issue in classic game voice chat tools (i.e. TeamSpeak / Mumble).

@Demolishun On the contrary I'd say that corruption can support fraud. You need to choose wisely whose pockets you line and whose pockets you pick.

@lungdart Typical lamp mounting hereabouts looks like this. (Note that this lamp has 0 WTF, you can see on his face.)

Upon searching for it online I did find a junction box inside the ceiling, so I guess I know what you mean now. I have never seen that IRL, there's always just the cables coming out.

I suppose how it's done is location dependent.

@b2plane One other thing is that you shouldn't move around the lamp too much while it's hanging there like this (and also not leave it like this), because these wires and the connectors are not meant to hold weight and might get loose or break. Worst case you have the metal parts of the lamp functioning as a deadly shock stick or melt the connector.

If you don't really need it, it might be a good idea to keep it off just to be safe. And if it suddenly doesn't work anymore (potential wire disconnect/breakage) - don't touch it and switch off the breaker, otherwise you're testing your luck.

@lungdart I'm not sure I follow. Most modern ceiling lamps are meant to be fixed directly on the wires. Wiring them can sometimes involve a few WTFs...

@lungdart I don't think this is a drywall underceiling, those are uncommon and it doesn't fit the vibes from the picture. I would guess that most likely it is concrete.

I believe the whole issue is that the holes were drilled badly (too loose) and/or bad plugs/anchors used which kinda held but not very well.

If someone falls for THIS they should get their internet license revoked.