@zabius@MichaelAsiedu_ I’m wondering the same. I must be boring compared to these people claiming they can’t live without it as it does so much. Only thing I’ve thought of so far is daily scanning my email for purchase receipts and adding it to some sort of log so I can track any small purchases I make
@PayPal seriously, why do I have to keep entering a 2FA code when using the app? New app on a new phone? Sure. New login online? Sure.
Every. Damn. Time. I. Open. The. App? Do one.
First time I’ve been made redundant 😔
I work(ed) for ebuyer - the UK’s largest independent tech retailer who today has gone into administration.
We had a great tech team who worked tirelessly to not only keep things running but actively tried hard to migrate away from the
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won’t get to work with these people again.
Looking at https://t.co/Lni0BgtTYf it looks like Frasers Group has intentions to rescue the brand, and no doubt the stock, but a lot of good people were let go today.
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@ccmiller2018 Yea i thought so with the request for bad examples 🥸 but I think showing great examples with how to recognise the patterns in use and why they are good for this/that would also be great content - and arguably easier to get examples as there are some fabulous OS frameworks/etc.
@ccmiller2018 I think a great youtube idea would be to dissect quality codebases and explain the design patterns, why they work in that situation and maybe other ways a similar effect could be achieved.
@ccmiller2018 Ooh, I’ve got hundreds of examples but unfortunately none I can publicise 🤓
The worst function I ever saw was something like functionName($var, 0, 1, true, false, false) - the 0/1 also being used as a boolean 🤮 can’t remember what it did, some display output I think.