@YeahOkay, that's why I started the other project 😂

@YeahOkay, that's the structure of the team. I can't even review other dev's code. I can give advice or make questions or stuff like that, but I don't make the calls.

@jAsE, 3D printers are quite expensive in my country, even if you make the pieces with another one.

Probably in every major city at rush time.

@priyankvex, I like creating things you can touch. Apps are the closest thing to "real" stuff I can build by code.

It would be frustrating for me the other way around. I think it would need a different mindset.

My son still plays Flash games at Friv.

I had a project manager that would sit behind me when he wanted something done "for yesterday". I got so fed up I finally snapped: "Code won't write faster with you breathing on my back".

I wrote a little article on Android SDK's funny or weird stuff. I wrote it in Spanish, but my company made an English version available: http://blog.intive-fdv.com/4-easter... (the translation is not great, I'll try to get some stuff corrected).

Someone in really need of an Anonymous post can just create a throwaway account.

@balte, it doesn't really need to be something stupid. You don't even need to simplify the problem or make a ELI5-type version. You only need to try and explain it. You can just choose an actual person who doesn't know the problem, write in a text file, or a simple sheet of paper, and so on.

@Pointer, you reminded me to update my avatar with the season.

So, this is me. Edited to add age, given you all seem interested in ages. I'm 40.

On Reddit there is a big community. Also check for MeetUp groups on your area, most of them have a slack or discord or at least a mailing group.

Only the chocolate covered ones.

I love that theme. It's a pity the Play Store pop-up is still showing my other user and doesn't let me change it.

@Archer04, :q! is pretty important when you're starting to learn vim and still make weird mistakes like deleting whole lines and stuff like that. That should be the first command to teach.

@fdgram, I worked on a company that had a similar rule. Red for prod, yellow for QA, green for local, white for your own machine's console.

@haabe, if you have very dry skin it or some vitamin deficiency, your skin could break open because of the pressure. You need a nutritious diet and a moisturizer if you want to avoid it. But you should check a dermatologist, just in case.

@GodHatesMe, I believe that's the camera, sensors and perhaps the speaker too.

@uberblah, I'm more worried about sugar than coffee.

And all the other users had also their username as default password. In the bright side of it, it was only their CRM so the data available to breakers was not that sensitive. For employees only user/pass and position, and for customers name, DNI (is our national document and it's not confidential info here, you even use it on social media contests, LOL) and whatever complaint or request they had. One just have to hope that their actual product had better security stuff.

Perhaps bitten nails? A friend of mine used to bite his nails while coding and he could really hurt himself on a rough night.

@uberblah bugs.

I just hope you clean or at least rinse them before using them.

Well, now Apple took the "swipe up to home" gesture we had on BB10, so it WAS the future after all.

IMDB does that. It shows me all the movie names in Spanish. I can't recognize them, because I know the English names.

You can use the old Gantt chart for that. It's still a good way to show dependency/blocking chains in a pinch.

@Lahsen2016, well, at least this time there is a story.

Use a picture of your preferred sexy person as background.