Our team just got the best email from our client hahaha

"Is it just me or is Youtube down?"
YES
IT'S JUST YOU
THEY PICKED YOU OUT OF A BILLION USERS
AND TOOK IT DOWN
Sorry, good night.

6 char

that was quick

I fucking hate politics. Can we just stick to dev shit on here? Please? That's the only reason I'm here.

How programmers comment their code

I repared my pc. Total cost: 1 €.
Still runs after almost 2 years xD

LEARN THE FUCKING WORDS!

I know that English isn't the native language of my country, but for fucks sake, if I'm telling you the right way to say/write it, remember it!

It's called ROM not ROOM
It's called Mod not Mood

Am I good with Custom ROM's? Yeah
Am I good with Custom Rooms? No, I'm not a fucking interior designer

Am I enjoying Moto Mods? Of course
Am I enjoying Moto Moods? Vruum Vruum bitch.

Everything is under control...

So I was going to write a rant but may I first address the biggest fucking issue with typing on the default Google keyboard...

well, this is interesting 🤔🤔

Yes please

Lol 😂😂

Fuck Ajit Pai

Huhh!!

New Year New Surprises 😳😛

OMFG! I just figured out the solution for low fps in every gaming console!

I hope this piece of (genius) code get to microsoft/sony!!!

Found this on Twitter

Coworker: "You know that new Anime?"
Me: " No,which one ?"
Coworker: "Dev Note"

Staring at you, Angular(JS)

I befriended a much-older dev who's notoriously known for cursing in source code comments.

His best comment was F.I.S.H., which is his cursing acronym for "fucking incredible shitty hack"

I did it; it works.

Omg!!!😲
How ...?!
Holy shit

git commit -m 'fix typeo'

Let the game begin 👹

Source: Wim Remes, via nixCraft.

I suppose we all have been there

Windows things. Someone's antivirus had been expired.

Other people : she said yes :') :')

Me: the client accepted the first draft without asking for changes :') :')

So a user reported they couldn't login to our site, so I reset their password to:

uI+ffRT7M2NAzo8uOqzf4QxO3I9tj8PJ4TS0n8zDV7I

And sent them back an email with the updated password. A few minutes later, they replied and said that password didn't work. They even tried a different web browser, etc. I tried it myself, and sure enough, it didn't work.

I spent the next several hours trying to figure out why the password didn't save properly, or why the logic didn't compare them correctly. Perhaps it was some sort of caching issue? Oh the horror.

As it turns out, the problem was a maxlength of 28 on the login form field:

<input type="password" name="password" value="" maxlength="28"/>

I don't know who wrote that code, but it sure wasn't me.