@niebezpiecznik No ładnie, straszycie adminów że Pythona zhaxorowano, a to tylko typosquatting.
A już zupełnie serio: co zrobić ze stacjami programistów? Odpalanie przypadkowych rzeczy z internetu to połowa tej pracy.
@pati_gallardo Some operating systems have a "night mode" that makes everything less blue (and, accidentally, less bright). It works well with hangovers, maybe it will help with a migraine too?
@zeeg@NamelyHR Sounds like a workaround against malware replacing the number in clipboard. I've seen banks showing a "Are you sure this is what you copied?" message too, that's at least less annoying.
@CBSLA Drop the “Flurona” bit. It’s 2 concurrent infections, not a hybrid.
If people have 2 conditions at same time it’s not a new disease.
Heart disease & diabetes isn’t Heartabetes.
Prion disease & shingles isn’t Pringles.
Viral encephalitis & twin pregnancy isn’t Rabies Babies.
@getsentry Demo is good, taking the free tier for a spin? That's where the fun starts. (Even if you turn on performance and use up a monthly quota in a day >_>)
@JCasanovaEC@MartinArMarques Obviously! Duh! Backups are a thing of the past! In unrelated news: call me if you need to recover data from a damaged filesystem :-D
@tkontusz That is a literal disconnect I see throughout the industry. People taking their privilege and showcasing it. I think its perfectly acceptable if you want to become a contractor and live in the mountains. I dont think its good to set a tone that "success" is "a few hours of work".
@zeeg But isn't "how much Not Work can I fit in a day" an important part of the work from home vs office conversation? Commute and being away from home even on breaks directly reduces leisure time.
@patrickdebois pytest with pytest-watch and pytest-testmon (for rerunning only affected tests) work great. Unfortunately pytest-testmon only works with directly called Python code, it won't catch changes in an API or a DB structure.