@IKEAUKSupport What do I need to do to get in touch with the customer service? Happy to learn tap dancing, juggling, or do a ventriloquist act for you.
I have a HUUUUGE order from 25th October that still hasn't arrived, and so far I've spent over 6 hours waiting on the phone.
My local Iceland is only open to the elderly til midday and a young woman just asked an old guy to go in and buy her some frozen spinach - the pandemic variant of hanging around the off-licence at 14.
Letting the #cat π out of the bag and talking about the biggest #myths about the #tech industry. Find out more on our IG -> https://t.co/i9HS6SY0lq #instagramposts#codingcouple
You go back in time and give yourself one piece of advice about engineering. What is it?π€ Iβm putting this question to @Twitter engineers from around the world who are in San Francisco for #oneteam this week. Hereβs what they have to sayπ
I don't like `e` being used for event instances, since `e` is also used for errors. I ask for `event` and `err` in code reviews.
I'm totally fine with `i` in for-loops though.
Should I just get over myself?
Had a brilliant night celebrating codebarβs 800th workshop at @GoogleUK. Huge thanks to everyone who has been involved in each and every workshop so far π
if you write JS, you owe it to yourself to watch @jaffathecake's "In The (event) Loop" talk: https://t.co/op2lVZ0ANW - no, really.. get a coffee and go watch it now!
@LinkedInHelp Sure! It's on Linkedin Publishing Platform,<div class="reader-author-info__container-wrapper">is targeted as a 1st child in one of CSS rules & is given unnecessary fixed top:100px
Probably there used to be something between main nav and author info at some pointπ€ https://t.co/0iUA8vuodx
my inner OCD got triggered by the gap above sticky div with author info. I can't unsee the unnecessary #CSS class there now #realdevdrama
Dear @LinkedIn, can someone delete iiiiiiiit please?π
Don't blow off junior #developers by telling them to read docs when they ask a question. Always assume they've read it and did a sprint to solve the problem. They ask you, because they see you as a #mentor and really need your help. #workplace#devlife