Tech guy. Gaming, Computer Science, Engineering.Boring, Completely mad and DevOping to nullness. Building a startup @ stealth Talk to me about anything CS
I just supported MundiOpus with $25 on @buymeacoffee! π
Why? This https://t.co/cd5jTeS9pd has fueld a lot of coding hours.
5 cups of coffee should fuel him for a day ;) Can we get a hackers themed one? From the old movie.
You can support them here β https://t.co/UcwnjrsFfh
@sysadafterdark@UK_Daniel_Card Are there really linux people who think that linux is impenetrable? O_O Shame!
I've only met the Mac twats that constantly say that.
@DanielW_Kiwi Last week I found this playlist/theme. It's short of montage music with a timer. I love it. It has a few montages so to speak. Right now I'm in the get the dirty shit done mode.
https://t.co/gkNoezRLfY
@Kugelwilli@elonbouvier@crazyclips_ I don't usually reply to posts like this but hell yeah man for speaking up. I hate that attitude. I grew up with a family member who was disabled. She flat out said at some point "Please don't take me in public anymore" due to the treatment she got at some places.
Ansible PRO TIP:
Take advantage of βblockβ to group tasks and apply common attributes or error handling.
It helps to simplify your playbook structure and manage task execution flow.
@webdevcody But the internet...MERN stacks. Javascript everywhere. No code. Serverless!
I try not piss on people's parade anymore, specially online. I know the complexities will get them eventually.
If you're feeling unmotivated at work, develop a work crush
Your founder might hate it but data shows that people who develop a workplace crush often feel more motivated and enjoy going to work more
Today I felt like I was back at the uni during my dissertation period. And that was not a good feeling. I felt dumb. Trying to find my way through an impossible algorithm. Let's hope tomorrow is better. I'm gonna try more drawing instead to try and picture it better.
#shittyDev
@loftwah It's one of the reason I haven't touched a linux desktop in many many years. I never really needed the linux gui for the stuff I do. Although nowdays everything either runs in containers or VMs and gets hotloaded in vscode. My host machine is clean and tidy. Love the hygiene.
@GossiTheDog My take exactly. Back in the days of old industries were hesitant to have only MS have control of the kernel layer. Or any provider. And since specialization is the game. Sec vendors popped up. Things change. And the last few days at leasted triggered revisiting old decisions.