@hitko but i do have permission to check :(

@linuxxx it's all just publicity. Means nothing and doesn't make anyone's life better.

@C0D4 I think Microsoft already proved that doing anything with santa is already offensive

https://github.com/microsoft/...

@linuxxx other than they own github, nothing I guess.

Would it not a better to support black lives matter be to use some of the millions in profit Microsoft makes and use that to actually make black lives better?

People of all colours don't need you to change a word on a website or put up a dark theme to support them.

they need you to put funding up to improve neighborhoods, education, family services, job prospects.

You know things that would actually make the lives of black people better.

@IntrusionCM also I know that my email is encrypted, if you long out and follow the reset password options you can do longer decrypt your old email.

Why do people see type coercion and see it as a bad thing, it's extremely powerful once you get your head around it.

Say you the front end it sending you "1" and "0", for true and false you can turn this into a bool with

!!+"1" //true
!! +"0" // false

+"1" the plus turns this into the number 1

!1 == false
!false == true

Magic.

@Jilano I hate that when developers thinks it's OK to just write "I think somethings"

What if the bug is stopping me from using your software but now I don't know if that was fixed so have to waste time finding out.

Just spend an extra 10 mins and wrote down the changes, git will even list them for you.

I am fully loving working from home.

No more 2 hour travelling to work and then back.

No more waking up at 05:30 to get to work on time.

Saving 200 a month on bus travel.

Plus after work I just put my laptop away and I can be with my family.

I'm far more productive at home manager even called me to say he was impressed that my output hasn't dropped a single bit.

@linuxxx tbh github has not only got cheaper but a lot of things are free now.

It's one product Microsoft seems to not being fucking up.

My print just bongs at me when the paper is stuck/empty or there is no ink.

You use your personal phone for work email? That's your first mistake.

fs.writeFile is a promise so you can just return it. You don't need async or await.

You're wrapping a promise in a promise.

Sounds like someone needs to automate the boring stuff.

What about black box testing? I can still use that term right?

What about black/grey/white hacker?

What colour are they changing to?

@hack why would you sit on it? it's clearly meant to be a table.

@Root nano

@kescherRant or your know just save your work every so often and not do 6 hours of work without saving

@C0D4 and it will be something really annoying, we had one bug where we have everything in EU-west one and some requests were taking 8 seconds to reply. Turns out tarrif was hitting other EU regions finding nothing and then having to check the others.

Took our dev ops guy a whole do and some old post on aws forums.

Other things that piss me off.

1. Ecs only let's you scale on average CPU and memory so how do you catch spikes because

2. If your CPU hits 100% it will kill your container.

3. When aws generates keys with commas ',' in them and then serverless combines a few keys into and string and splits on ',' and throws an error that it expected 5 parameters but got 6.

I'm Not sure who to blame for this one though.

@Rohnek-Kdosi in a single file? Eek

Anyone else just link this it so many things that were rushed out as a "quick fix" that still is in production

@witchDev I'm actually eating less, I have long commute that winds up about 4 miles a day. Not doing that any more so I'm not as hungry

@melezorus34 windows has different key bindings to Linux.

@AleCx04 @AleCx04 I not sure the "security flags" pretty much any productions syetm will need network access and probably access to the file system at which points what's the point in having in having them if you have to turn them off?

Stackoverflow I would assume.

@C0D4 this isn't a bad idea to have patches ready to go for when it fuckes up.

I normally just write a test proving something is broken and as our pipelines fail to deploy if the tests fail it very quickly get attention.

@elvieeejo @mr-user this is actually what I was just about to write, filter your list then map.

Might not be as performant, map, for each are about 80% slower than for loops* but much neater code.

* read an article once, can't remember where though :(

Lambda can be great but we have banned them at work because we went that direction and things like integration testing ended up being a shit show

@projektaquarius if its anything like the be apps I work its function calls that stack a hand full of promise functions wrapped in new promises

@heyheni far more.