The Android guys at Google take care of the developers and their use case scenarios.
Like when they have to make an app that works on Jupiter.
Or on the Death Star.

Guys, next to the moon right now, Jupiter.
Get away from your pc and. Take a look. Pretty amazing.

MySQL Found on Jupiter by NASA :D

Upgraded linux kernel to the fucking jupiter and my machine now got +5 hours of battery! It's just awesome.

It continually never ceases to amaze me how many people ask me a question without doing the proper research beforehand. For instance, "How far is the Earth from Jupiter?" How am I supposed to know that? The only thing I'm going to do is Google it and then tell you anyway. Stop asking me stupid questions that you can easily search yourself!

!dev && random == true

Venus (top), Jupiter (bottom). There's a star (Antares) there to make it triangle but the star is dim to get caught by my crappy phone camera.

I've always fascinated by the night sky. Nevermind the mission to travel to Mars, the only matters now is how beautiful the night sky is but a lot of us don't get access to it because of light pollution. It's kinda sad that I need to go outside of the cities to see more of what the sky has to offer. I really wish everyone can see and appreciate it once in a while.

Jupiter is ours now

Hey, Jupiter, all your base are belong to us.

Juno finally reached Jupiter, it takes 49mins for a signal to be sent to or received from Earth. IE users would know how that feels like😛

The website load time is so fucking slow!!
FIX IT!!

And i saw the images they uploaded was a jupiter-sized images.

It's the devs fault for not making validation.

But me, as a designer must help them resize those fucking already uploaded images to be web-friendly.

Advent of code day 11 done. And holy shit this was a very very nice one. I was slow to this one. (Noooo i totally didnt overslept and came late to school at 9am. Noooo)
And well at first i thought this will be a hard one again but no. It was actually quite easy when you figure out what needs to be done.
And the story about the AoC is just wonderful. I mean WOW.
Day 11 was basically "Space police stopped you when you are on your way to jupiter and you dont have license plate on your ship" and you basically have to generate it from the program for your intcode VM you have created for earlier levels. Then output each pixel in grid and boom.

Only just got around to listing to the devRant podcast #1 this morning. DHH is a little potty mouth 🙃
Excellent content none the less! I kind of agree on DHH's stance on project managers.

On a side note, what other podcasts do you guys listen to? I quite like most of the content from jupiter broadcasting. LAS and Coder Radio specifically.