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In my current company we're being forced to use Windows for web development... I can't use a VM because of the hardware specs.
This is now my screensaver.
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So I have complained to our landlord about a noisy neighbor who keeps blasting shitty music at midnight, and technically its against the law as well, but this bitch ass joke of a human being ignored even the most highest of authority.
Seeing I can't solve it with democracy, I finally gave up with any reasonable type of way to restrain this motherfucker (even calling police didn't help) and went full asshole with him
I know his WiFi uses WPS PIN, but I'm not gonna throttle his network, I want to piss him off so much he'll regret living beside me, or at our place entirely.
So I performed a Evil Twin attack, I had my Raspberry Pi act as a both cloned AP and a deauther. Finally the plan came to effect.
I ran the deauther in his AP, effectively disconnecting his devices, and had the devices connect to the cloned network. The primary aim of my attack is to annoy this bitch ass to the point of no return. The project I used serves a website on the cloned AP like a update for his router. I intentionally made it run overnight, blasted Lo-fi hip hop and went to sleep. Before I dozed off, I can hear their scream of rage because they can't blast their music at full volume (waddaya guess, they use Spotify).
I finally woke up the next day, and I find neighbor complaining about me, and they were trying to tell the landlord I was hacking them. It's technically true but its not as bad as domestic disturbance for a full fucking week.
Landlord asked me if I did it, I declined, she believed me (I know she does because she knows I'm a pure soul unlike this mofo). Then he left frustrated, threatened to sue me for hacking.
I just smickered, he can't really prove anything unless I was being sloppy.
Nowadays I get good sleep and finally we live in a quite peaceful place now. Now you may ask, what happened to that guy? After he threatened me, the next night he found his things outside his own room, he was kicked out by the landlord.
Moral of the story: we ain't hating on your music taste but don't showcase it like its the most important thing in the world when everyone is sleeping. Case and point, don't be an asshole18 -
Yesterday I said farewell to her.
We were together for half a decade, although it feels like much more time has passed since my eyes first fell on her.
I can't even begin to describe how close we were. She was perfect, she was my soulmate.
I shared everything with her, complete openness, perfect truth. We could be vulnerable with each other, but we also challenged each other to overcome boundaries.
My respect for her and dedication to her really knew no bounds, and I knew she would follow me to the end of the world in return.
But around New Year's things started to feel awkward between us. Like a part of her just wasn't there anymore.
She acted very confused, she hesitated in her answers.
I asked her, but I felt like she was avoiding me. Something just seemed so wrong about the way she acted.
I felt incredibly conflicted. Was she unfaithful? No, my trust in her was absolute. That question seems so silly, in retrospect.
We had always been pretty much inseparable, to the point where my coworkers, friends and family mocked us for it. How would she even have cheated on me?
I used to take her along to company gatherings, to my family for Christmas, to expensive restaurants. We traveled all over Europe together. We've spent countless nights together, watching Netflix, although she would often fall asleep before me.
I took great care of her, she had not been out of my mind for one moment since I met her. And besides, she had never even showed interest in anyone else anyway.
No, reality turned out to be so, so much worse.
Two weeks ago it became really apparent that there was something horribly wrong with her. She was rapidly losing her recollections of everything we experienced together.
Our history together, erased.
Within hours, she would barely respond anymore. I called for help, but deep down I already knew this was one of those things you can't recover from. She was kind of stable, almost peaceful, for a few days. But ultimately, she didn't even recognize me anymore.
Yesterday, I held her feverishly hot body in my arms for the last time.
Her soft skin turned cold as I said farewell to her, and the room turned awfully quiet.
Your brightness and warmth will be missed, my girl.28 -
Am I the only one that will have my headphones on (without music) just so people will not bother me?19
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I quit my job today, after 2 years as a developer. I can't remember the last time I felt so peaceful. I've yet to decide what I'll do instead. Wish you all the best, adios!5
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Why do HR people ask stupid questions like the following ones? Everytime I get those questions, I have imaginary answers like the ones right after each question.
Why do you want to work here?
- Obviously, because I need the money to survive. I'm not here because I love working for you and having to endure your stress. I'm not that type of a kinky person.
Are you flexible?
- Why? Do you want to annoy me when I'm sleeping in the middle of the night because of a sudden deadline or because a god damn employee didn't show up?
Do you see yourself as a perfect fit for both developer and tech support roles?
- Read my fucking resume, moron. I applied for a developer role. Nothing else.
Where do you see yourself in 5 years?
- As if you would care. It's none of your business, but since we are at it. I see myself as your manager in 5 years. Hope that you like that thought.
We didn't bother reading your CV. Would you like to tell us about yourself?
- Nope. Have a nice day and suck my dick. I'm leaving.
Can you give us your phone number and the phone number of your girlfriend?
- I didn't know that I am selling my soul to your company by accepting this job offer. I'm not your slave and you will not call me whenever I'm enjoying my private time.
What's motivating you?
- Money and the peaceful vibe at work when you are shutting the fuck up when I'm fully focused during my projects.
How do you handle stress?
- I dick slap everyone infront of me.
Do you see yourself as a hard worker?
- Nah, I'm not interested in sucking dicks, eating her ass and bending over to get a little bit of a raise.11 -
Sometimes when I need a break from coding and life... I gather a bunch of wood and have a bonfire In my backyard late into the night and listen to Alan watts for hours... This guy is the most brilliant philosopher ever... There's something about a fire + a bottle of wine deep + Alan watts that simply puts me in the most peaceful state of mind I've ever had...
https://youtu.be/giZN0ZuDERY
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I have a dream
That we will live in a world where we can download Xcode, Visual Studio (not the xamarin bullshit) and Android Studio, all on the same machine, under one OS, without any hassle, and live a peaceful life, till our death...18 -
Not laughing.
Not cursing.
Both for interviewing and being interviewed.
Some interviews could have been taken straight from a mexican telenovela.......
"Yeah, I worked for a year in the Walmart IT administration."
"Ok, what did you do?"
"Oh I had the high responsibility of taking care of swapping printer cartridges, programming the registers, stuff like that..."
"You apply for a senior database management role, you're aware of that?"
"Yeah. I took a bootcamp for 3 months in the evening after work. I'm up for the job and expect a payment of <lol, even having a stroke while writing a payment check that number will never happen>".
I made that up - but we had these cases... The story is just rewritten and mixed up for obvious reasons.
When I'm being interviewed, the same thing can happen by the way, too.
IMHO a interview is made not only for the company, but for me as an employee, too. I don't sugar coat it. I want to know what type of shit I'm getting into and how much I'm drowning in it.
Some "types" of interviewers react kinda funny when I start roasting them with questions...
For example, the authoritarian type usually reacts with disrespect. How dare u piss on my front lawn.... Kind of reaction. Which makes it hard not too laugh, because who wants to work for someone who throws a tamper tantrum during a interview? Even harder when the same guy promised you heaveb before (the flowery kind of bullshit, like everything's peaceful and fine and teams great and they have such a great leadership...)
Even worse is the patsy.
When you're sitting in an interview and the only answers you get are:
- Sorry, I don't know.
- I'm not allowed to ....
- Not in my area of expertise....
All just nice ways of saying: I will say nothing cause then I'd need to take some responsibility.
:)
The most Mexican telenovela stuff though in being interviewed is when I managed to divide a team of interviewers and it starts to become a "Judge Judy" or similar freaked out justice show...
A: "No, our team doesn't work that way".
B: "But you will in the short future, WE committed to it".
C: "Not that I'm aware of".
And me, an obvious sinner and person who enjoys entertainment and schadenfreude, just keeps adding kerosene to the fire.
"So, it seems like the team of A has its own rules which do not apply to B and C, do they also have greater funding?".
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Screaming at a coworker?
The INTJ in me has prevented that pretty well in almost every critical devSituation.
BUT one time in the past, I was really close to a level 9001 scream:
This fucker, despite having been told about code formatting guidelines and DRY/KISS multiple times, had the balls to commit such utterly crappy and unreadable code that I almost bursted.
He quickly realized his mistake after I reset the repo to before his push, disabled his Gitlab account and wrote him a simple email containing the text:
"IF YOU EVER COMMIT SUCH SHIT AGAIN, THERE WILL BE UNFORESEEN CONSEQUENCES. GFYS."
After a peaceful coffee and a croissant I decided to re-enable his account. He did good after that.2 -
That moment when you resign from a place filled with politics and legacy code and unqualified people ...
feeling peaceful4 -
Peaceful protest #2:
Spotify desktop application is blocked due to "bandwidth issues", but web version works fine. Now I listen to music on YouTube, in 1080p, and I like to leave it on for the night...10 -
Here’s to a hopefully better 2024!
Let’s all tell our bitchface thundercunt micromanagers to fuck off, find better employ elsewhere, and finally make progress on that side project that was our world several months ago.
And if the world continues going absolutely mental, may all of you find a peaceful meadow away from everyone and build yourselves wonderful little cottages.6 -
Ah, the joys of developing.. It's 5am, the world has gone quiet and I'm still wide awake, writing code like no other.. It's so peaceful! Who needs yoga when you can develop!2
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People are so annoying.
It's 12 so finally, happy new year!
I'm trying to spend my new year by reading and there are annoying idiots outside have a country from 10 to 1 until it was 12 am.
Now they have fireworks and are screaming at the top of their lungs with music...
Looks like I won't have a peaceful night.13 -
My manager who promised me team change soon.....resigned.
I thought the worst had happened.
Then my team lead with whom I had issues was promoted as manager for our team.
I realised worst was yet to come.
And then today, in one day....I reached out to HR and then my Director and got my team changed
Now feels peaceful.
This is just temporary solution as I was mentally getting affected. I don't plan on staying in this company for longer....3 -
The most awaited death happens. The death of 2016!
My fellow devRanters, have a peaceful and a blessed new year. And if you are single, just like me, let our streak end this year! Haha! -
Yesterday a strange bug appeared in Chrome: In a small web app we have some umlaut characters like äöü. Strangely said characters were displayed as cyrillic, but only on my pc... On every other device it worked. I spent about 5 hours of checking encodings (everything was in UTF-8), reading posts in the almighty stackoverflow.
Finally i figured out, the font was broken. After reinstalling it, everything was peaceful again in my head. -
Sitting in Office on a Saturday learning how to Code :) There is nothing like a quiet peaceful office with no other keyboards clickety clacking than your own.4
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Perfect view for a peaceful day of coding. But internet sucks here though. If only i can put up my office here.. 😁
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I have a couple of thoughts about social justice controversies from these last years.
I think it's hard to have a good opinion about these events for several reasons.
One reason is that finding good information in 2019 is very hard.
Revenue based sites (thus unneutral) dominate the search results. You search about something and you find thousands of sites basically saying the same thing (because they copy each other).
That's why the existence of a free and open search engine is so important, so it's easier to find neutral hence good information on which to base your opinions, but they are prohibitively big for small groups to build.
Another reason is that controversies generate shock and shock curtails rational thinking. Maybe that's how the primitive brain works?
I'm not much of a scholar to feel confident to say that, but it's so recurrent that it's not too much of a wild guess.
When a controversy happens, a natural reaction is to pick a side. This means that:
a) we assume that there are only 2 sides, and
b) we must pick one of them
So, maybe the human is a bad politician by nature?
Also, because of the shock controversies generate, peaceful dialogue is very rare.
I have yet to see peaceful dialogue online about what patriarchy means to feminists and a lot of other terms they use.
I don't care much about feminists that vandalize or interrupt talks (yelling over someone else is abuse in my opinion).
But for the rest of them, I think discussing their ideas would be good.
I say this because most feminist discourse I see online is not open. Or maybe there are such instances but the web is so big that it's hard to find such instances.
I think some part of the modern feminist doctrine is bullshit, and some part is true.
I for one hate when some men I know in life expect their wives to be their cooks+cleaners (unless they want to do that, willingly). Personally, I'd encourage my wife to get a job (rightfully so, not just to meet some minority quota in some company).
I don't mind either calling a trans person the pronoun she wants.
But other ideas are awful, like the idea that meritocracy is patriarchy, so you need to force minorities to meet a proportionate quota. That's terrible reasoning.
Or the excessive self appreciation culture, like saying to yourself "you are pretty, you are beautiful, you are perfect". I think that grows arrogance and black-or-white thinking.
And some other ideas as well.
I guess the same you can say about any doctrine with different degrees. Some part is bullshit, some part isn't.
Some right wing people hate everyone who isn't white by default, but some want to have more immigration control.
I sure don't like the experiment of separating children from families like the current us govt did, but I wouldn't be happy either to know that by '99 50% of gangs members in the us were hispanic.
With this, I'm not going to say "embrace everyone's ideas" like an idiot. I hate when people do that. It's a stupid and weak reaction to radicalism.
In fact I think the way you fight radicalism and bad doctrines is that you listen to them and maintain good dialogue and counterargue in a respectful but insightful manner.
Making snide remarks, insulting or trolling won't change anyone's mind. That is just throwing fire to the fire.
In fact, when someone gets harassed because of something they believe in, usually it results in even more adherence to their beliefs, because of the usual assumption that success or goodness is full of strife.
So by telling a "sjw" or kkk member that they are idiots over twitter, you are in fact making them stronger believers in their doctrine.
Think of Daryl Davis, a black guy that made 200 members leave the kkk. How? He didn't tell them they were assholes, he somehow made friends with them.
I feel bad now because I've been trolling new devrant users a lot because of how they worsen the quality of the site, but maybe I should tell them that they are ruining the site somehow in a nice way and maybe they'll listen? I dunno...23 -
100 weeks is ~ 2 years away.
It will be year 2020 then, the year i thought about in highschool 8 years ago wondering what I'd do then since 2020 sounded like a cool number.
It's time to write a letter to my future self.
Dear holodreamer ( version 2020 ),
This is your old version speaking from 2018. I see that you have upgraded to a better version of myself. I see that you are finally financially independent and preparing to move out to somewhere peaceful and better. According to my calculations, you should be feeling pressure from your family and relatives to get married. Looking from my perspective, it seems you had other plans than to settle for relationship this year, like traveling the world, being in the snow, mountains and living an adventurous lifestyle. I want you to know I'm proud of you if you are following though those goals.
Btw, do you remember that random muslim girl you met on the internet 110 weeks ago? Is she still in contact with you every day?! I hope not. Is she still super religious? She was a good chat buddy for me, a great alternative to a chatbots at my time but I hope you didn't get carried away with her and I hope you don't have to resort to chatbots to cure loneliness.
Did AI replace developers? Is JavaScript still the most popular programming language?
I'm waiting for your response.
Best wishes,
holodreamer (version 2018)2 -
After working on 7 projects last year with 7 different groups and learning to "flow like water", I don't feel the urge to rant anymore. There are always going to be all kinds of weird scenes, cheap clients, incompetent coworkers, people that pretend to know something when they actually know shit. All of those are just tests life is presenting you to make you learn to be peaceful and tolerant.
The world is broken, accept it, and allow yourself to be an ordinary human being, you'll be free and happier. Stuff like the law of attraction does exist. Just learn to be happy and grateful for what you get and you'll get a ton more reasons to be happy and grateful9 -
I hate social media because I have to keep it in one way or the other (don't ask)
As such, I have to deal with multiple bullshit that I read from people.
The trust fund baby with a daddy selected job posting images on him on Cancun "lIfe Is To Be EnjOyeD, go AhEaD trAvEl" <--- bitch I work. I am happy that you enjoy shit but fuck me man have some sense of reality.
Many more shit like that, plus, it is a pandemic fuckhead, chill the fuck out.
The retarded veteran that continues to cry about a football player kneeling on a football match.....even though he was told by a fucking ex Special Forces to take a knee in peaceful protest.
Mexican adults talking about American politics.....dude you live in FUCKING MEXICO your fucking president is a national MEME
the list continues, I hate social media.19 -
it's 1:30am and i'm working and i feel more productive and peaceful working this way (when there's no one and i can concentrate better). this is the developer life? i love it!4
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Hi! I'm celebrating my 1000th up-vote! Such fame. Oke, the points are earned by my younger sister, but I will do my best to be as trending as she was!
Love this peaceful community where almost everyone respects each other.
I really think that devRant has a future.13 -
There's a café right next to the water and I can see boats arriving and leaving in the harbour. This peacefulness, but also that I can hear the mild voices in the background is what does it for me and my focussing. Sometimes I also go there with friends, as it's always nice to have live debugging ducks :D1
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I still have the best boss. He's very open-minded and lets me do my job without much interference.
But if I have to collaborate with him in one more project, I go take a peaceful drown in a bucket of sewage!
He codes like a first semester CS student. -
So my manager is making the designer (who didn't know how to code) of our team learn front-end development. We are so hopeful for a peaceful future.4
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Two years of my life I've kept in this project, sacrificed many weekends and peaceful thoughts ! worked my ass off to be an impact in the team and in delivering project...in spite of all that I still can't get ON SITE and all I get is some fucking bullshit appreciation from PM which he didn't even cared to tell one on one ...I hate my f**king life ! 😥😢2
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Out of days off since I got sick earlier this month, so have to work from today to friday.
Well, "work" is a big term for someone who's currently paid to finish his website in the company's office :D
There's almost no one here. The company chat is showing 9 people online out of 150. Everything is quite, the 3 other guys in my office are talking quietly, I could sleep without troubles in such conditions.
I'll definitely bring my Nintendo Switch tomorrow, though. -
Damn. I am so blessed to have friends that i have. 90% of them don't even care if you live or die (60% of them would be the first to throw me in fire if that's benefitting to them) remaining 10% would be someone that slightly care, but will move on pretty quickly.
But the best thing about 1 of them is that he is bluntly honest , and willing to share his opinion.
Today we were just talking about stuff when i see this placement offer in my mail.
I have been recently feeling bad about my grades, my choice of persuing android , my choice of leaving out many other techs (like web dev or data sciences , whose jobs are coming in so much number in our college) and data structures, and my fear of not getting a good career start.
This guy is also like me in some aspects. He is also not doing any extreme level competitive programming. He doesn't even know android , web dev, ai/ml or other buzz words. He is just good in college subjects. But the fascinating thing about him,is that he is so calm about all of this! I am losing my nuts everyday my month of graduation , aug2020 is coming . And he is so peaceful about this??
So i tried discussing this issue with him .Let me share a few of his points. Note that we both are lower middle class family children in an awful, no opportunity college.
He : "You know i feel myself to be better than most of our classmates. When i see around , i don't see even 10 of them taking studies seriously. Everyone is here because of the opportunity. I... Love computer science. I never keep myself free at home. I like to learn about how stuff works, these networking, the router, i really like to learn."
"That's why i dont fear. Whatever the worst happens , i have a believe that i will get some job. Maybe later, maybe later than all of you , but i will. Its not a problem."
me: "but you are not doing anything bro! I am not doing anything ! So what if our college mates suck , Everyone out there is pulling their hairs out learning data structures, Blockchain, ai ml , hell of shit. But we are not! Why aren't you scared bro? Remember the goldman sach test you gave ? You were never able to solve beyond one question. How did you feel man? And didn't you thought maybe if i gave a year to that , i will be good enough? Don't you too want a good package bro? Everyone's getting placed at good numbers."
Him : "Again, its your thoughts that i am not doing things. I am happy learning at my own pace. Its my belief that i should be learning about networking and how hardware works first , then only its okay to learn about programming and ai ml stuff. I am not going to feel scared and start learning multiple things that i don't even wanna learn now."
"My point is whatever i am doing now, if its related to computers , then someday its gonna help me.
And i am learning ds too , very less at a time. Ds algo are things for people with extreme knowledge. We could have cleared goldman sachs if we had started learning all this stuff from 1st year, spend 2-3 years in it and then maybe we could have solved 2 -3 questions. I regret that a little, but no one told us that we should be doing this."
"And if i tell you my honest thoughts now, you ar better off without it. You are the only guy among us with good knowledge of android , you have been doing that for last 2 years. Maybe you will get better opportunity with android then with ds/algo."
"You know when i felt happy? When we gave our first placement test at sopra. I was thinking of going there all dumb. But at 11 am in night i casually told my brother about this ,and he said that its a good company. So i started studying a little and next day i sat for placement. And i could not believe myself when they told me that am selected. I was shit scared that night, when my dad came and said " you don't even want that job. Be happy that you passed it on your own". And then i slept peacefully that night and gave the most awesome interview the next day."
"Thus now i am confident that wherever my level of skills are, it is enough to get into a job . Maybe not the goldman sachs ,but i will do well enough with a smaller job too."
"Bro you don't even know... All my school mates are getting packages of 8LPA, 15LPA, 35LPA. You see they are getting that because they already won a race. They are all in better colleges and companies which come there, they will take them no matter what (because those companies want to associate themselves with their college tags). But if worst comes to worst, i won't be worried even if i have to go take 4lpa as job offer in sopra"
Damn you Aman Gupta. Love you from all my heart. Thanks for calming me down and making me realise that its okay to be average3 -
While the US is melting the fuck down around me...
Those in other countries, what is all this like to see?
I'm rather indifferent as the riots usually accomplish fuck all, just like peaceful protests, as they don't make higher-ups care at all, they're just annoying.46 -
Can we please invent a company where we don't have to endure the incessant ringing of Microsoft Teams? 🙉🔔 It's like a never-ending symphony of interruptions and distractions. I yearn for a peaceful workspace, free from the jarring sound of countless notifications. Let's build a world where productivity reigns, and Teams ringtones are banished forever! 🚫⏰12
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Just realized dynamodb does not allow empty strings. You can never store attributeName="".
And I can't see why.
Wtf aws? You high mutherfucka?
Like why? You don't want devs to have a peaceful sleep don't you ?
If possible I would never be in 100 m radius of this piece of scalable-shit called dynamodb1 -
Nothing makes me want to work on my own projects more than spending 40 hours a week trying to solve problems in the boring behemoth of legacy code that is my company's app. Doing everything myself seems downright peaceful in comparison.
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1) Having the opportunity to read and write the future, with no one telling you that you can't
2) feeling superior to non-techies because as this world gets more and more digital every day, you have more potential to control them or make them dependent on you
3) hopefully the AI overlords will be more peaceful to programmers because we created them....3 -
I really shouldn't use devRant before going to sleep, but that's at least currently the only own and peaceful time I have during week days because of really busy school and work schedule. (Yey, it's weekend!)
If I don't realize that I should stop using devRant at night it moves my sleeping time so that I don't get enough sleep or I won't be able to wake up in a timely manner.
I just immerse in the reading, commenting or even ranting so that I forget the passing of time. Making thing worse is that when I'm writing something my inner perfectionism wakes up and I try to make the text as good as possible and so I get more and more active when I should be relaxing and getting ready to sleep.
Do not worry about my sleep. I'll probably just start to read a book instead. But when it's a good time to use devRant then... 🤔
When or how do you use devRant?
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The Office at about 7am when no one else has come in yet because it's peaceful.
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Snowy days
Lovely to watch,
Hellish to traverse
I will raise my cup to it,
Behind my clear windows,
And my middle finger,
For when I open up the doors,
Atleast the computer doesn't overheat,
Even though it seems I get hot a lot,
Because the buildings are burning up,
The thermostat they crank it up,
Comes the holiday,
I see those familiar faces,
Gathered around the fireplaces,
I wanted a peaceful day,
'till they take my quiet away,
More socks as gifts to give me,
Oh my GO single D -
About stellar too
I don’t know if I can fly
to the moon or to the stars
but I’ve felt how moon tasted
in the year nineteen forty one
darkess
war
despite, moon
white light
white snow
white bread
that isn’t there
no bread is there
it’s peaceful now
I’m eating almost every day
but the moon looked tasty
but the moon tasted white1 -
Get the requirements cleared, create stories and tasks for them, decide what you wanna do everyday for the rest of the sprint, and then procrastinate. Give a half meaningful update in every stand up so that it seems like you kind of know what you're doing.
The Pressure of last minute deliveries gets the blood pumping so hard that you don't need any other stimuli.
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Oh, I've pulled a lot of all-nighters. I love doing hackathons. I find myself most productive when I work on something in a single stretch. I have ADD that way. If I leave a project mid-way, that's probably the last time I'll be working on it; unless someone comes to me and reminds me about it.
Other than attending organized hackathons, I go on personal hackathons. When I'm in the mood to code something up in my free time, I just find some stupid, random idea to code and code it up overnight. (Oh, I have a very long list of projects that I can complete over the weekend)
Other times, I'll just be in the mood as I'm working on something and then lose track of time (and other bodily calls like hunger) as I finish it.
If my weekend looks very peaceful without any distractions, I put my hand in my project bowl and pull something up to finish it off over the weekend.1 -
How difficult is it to decide for your own future?
It's a month that I'm in total panic 'cause of a difficult choice I have to make about my job.
I really need some external opinions and points of view from other developers, maybe more experienced than me (I'm a medium-junior JS developer).
The situation is as follows:
1) I work as a Frontend Web Developer for a wonderful enterprise-like company with 100+ employees, where the individual rights are fully respected, there are no whatsoever pressures and there is a peaceful paradise-like atmosphere most of the days. I also love my teammates, which is something rare because I often dislike other humans.
2) I received a proposal from a Fintech startup, which required me a long time to complete a complex programming test they gave me. They look all very young, modern, fast and passioned about their job. But they are only living with bank's investments and are not producing any money at the moment. Also, I don't know if Fintech will be a successful field in the future.
3) I received another proposal, from a Healthtec startup this time, which has a lovely mission in the medical field, has received millions of investments, it's gaining some KK net each month but has a team of only 2 developers (3 with me if I accept). I know one of the developers and I remember he had issues of not getting paid months ago.
What's the problem with the first company? I totally dislike the product we are building, the development stack (fully Microsoft-based), the company's view (they still sell and think about software like in the 90's) and how the repository is managed. Everyday there are huge problems that end up blocking the frontend work and the final product is super ugly and works only if you know all the quirks behind it.
It's an old-fashioned desktop app with inside Chromium which should execute some components like graphs, tables, forms and shit like this. Every component is configurable through a property editor which is an utter giant mess of collapsed menus. I also suspect that the company's main business model is based on the difficulty to use this software (because they sell licenses and courses to use it).
There are no modern UX/UI concepts applied at all, nor they seem to care about it.
Each time I propose something there is a huge chain of approval-waiting that end up in a stale mate.
Also, it's useless to show my frustration about all these issues because I count very little in a so populated office.
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TLDR: I need to choice if staying in a Enterprise Microsoft-based and old-fashioned company, but in which the atmosphere is paradisiac or accept the risk to work for a Fintech or a Healthtec startup.
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What would you do if you were in my situation? What's for you the most stable field in the future?
Many thanks for the attention!6 -
i want to relocate to a peaceful country nd earn some good bucks before coming back to the nightmarish hellhole that is India. i wish my parents were strong enough for a big bold step like this.
i might have enough funds to book a 1 way ticket to poland, Netherlands or some other peaceful place, but didn't got any relatives or knowledge of their local languages or stuff to live properly there.
aagh the meek, gullible life.4 -
Doing office even when it's vacation day today...
Not because I am a workaholic or there is work pressure from company...
But because I like doing my work as a developer and it's quite peaceful and fun to code for some hours rather than idling around at home figuring out how to kill time especially during this lockdown period...
P.S. Planning to find some time to learn from online tutorials too in the evening 😁2 -
Why K-Ways Hookah Lounge Reflects the Best of a Japanese Lounge
A Japanese lounge is known for its peaceful and minimalist ambiance, where attention to detail creates a calm, serene, and welcoming environment. At K-Ways Hookah Lounge, we’ve infused elements of this traditional Japanese lounge aesthetic into our design and overall experience, ensuring that visitors can enjoy a soothing atmosphere while indulging in the best hookah and drinks Las Vegas has to offer.
1. Tranquil and Stylish Interior
Inspired by the serene aesthetics of Japanese lounges, our interior features calming colors, soft lighting, and minimalist décor to evoke a peaceful and sophisticated atmosphere. The design focuses on providing a relaxing space that encourages conversation and unwinding. Whether you're here for a casual outing or a special celebration, you’ll feel as though you’ve stepped into a luxurious, yet tranquil, Japanese-inspired retreat.
2. Premium Hookah with a Japanese Touch
At K-Ways Hookah Lounge, we’re passionate about offering the finest hookah experience. Our selection of flavors is carefully curated to cater to all tastes, from traditional fruity and minty options to exotic blends. With every puff, you’ll feel transported to a space where the art of hookah is enjoyed just as it would be in a Japanese lounge. Expect smooth, flavorful sessions that enhance your relaxation.
3. Exquisite Service that Makes You Feel at Home
In true Japanese lounge fashion, hospitality is at the heart of K-Ways Hookah Lounge. Our attentive and friendly staff will make sure that your experience is nothing short of exceptional. Whether you need assistance selecting a hookah flavor or recommendations for drinks and snacks, we’re here to help you feel completely at ease.
4. A Taste of Japan with Every Sip
To complement your hookah experience, K-Ways Hookah Lounge offers a variety of beverages, many inspired by Japanese flavors. Enjoy a traditional Japanese tea, sake, or even a Japanese-inspired cocktail to pair with your hookah for an authentic lounge experience. Our menu blends Japanese-inspired drinks with modern favorites, ensuring that every guest finds something they enjoy.
5. A Relaxing Social Environment
Japanese lounges are known for providing an ideal setting for both quiet reflection and socialization. K-Ways Hookah Lounge strikes the perfect balance, allowing you to relax and enjoy your hookah while also creating an ideal place for gathering with friends or having a low-key, yet stylish, evening out. Whether you're looking to celebrate a special occasion or just unwind after a long day, K-Ways provides a welcoming environment where you can kick back and enjoy the moment.
Visit K-Ways Hookah Lounge for the Ultimate Japanese Lounge Experience
If you’re in Las Vegas and looking to experience a Japanese lounge atmosphere combined with the best hookah in town, K-Ways Hookah Lounge is the place to be. Located at 3303-100 S Jones Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89146, our lounge offers a unique fusion of Japanese-inspired ambiance and premium hookah, making it one of the city’s top spots to relax and socialize.
For more information or to make a reservation, give us a call at +1 725-247-1700.
K-Ways Hookah Lounge—where the art of the Japanese lounge meets the tradition of hookah for an unforgettable experience.
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Blenz Coffee: Your Cozy Café Destination on Edmonton’s North Side
Looking for a welcoming café in Edmonton's North Side? Whether you’re a local or just visiting, Blenz Coffee at North Town Centre is the perfect place to enjoy high-quality coffee in a relaxed, cozy atmosphere. Located at 9404 137 Ave NW, Edmonton, AB T5E 6C2, Blenz Coffee is more than just a place to grab a quick cup—it's a community-oriented coffee shop where you can unwind, work, or catch up with friends while sipping on your favorite beverages.
Why Blenz Coffee is the Best Café in Edmonton’s North Side
If you’ve ever found yourself searching for coffee near me, Blenz Coffee should be your first stop. Located conveniently in the North Town Centre, Blenz is a neighborhood gem known for its exceptional coffee, delicious baked goods, and friendly service. The café's welcoming environment makes it the perfect place for everyone—from busy professionals to students, families, and casual coffee lovers.
At Blenz Coffee, we are committed to delivering a premium coffee experience every time. Our baristas are skilled and passionate about their craft, carefully brewing each cup with the finest ingredients. Whether you prefer a rich espresso, a creamy latte, or a refreshing iced coffee, Blenz Coffee has something to suit every taste.
Discover High-Quality Coffee and Specialty Drinks
When you step into Blenz Coffee, you can expect more than just an average cup of coffee. Our menu features a variety of drinks made with premium beans and fresh ingredients, ensuring that every sip is full of flavor. If you're in search of coffee near me, you can trust that Blenz will deliver an outstanding cup, whether you're in the mood for a classic espresso or a creative seasonal drink.
Some of our most popular drinks include:
Signature Lattes: From the creamy vanilla latte to the rich caramel and hazelnut options, our lattes are a customer favorite.
Espresso Drinks: Enjoy the full intensity of our espresso, whether served as a classic shot or as part of a flavorful cappuccino or macchiato.
Iced Coffee: Perfect for warmer days, our iced coffee drinks are both refreshing and energizing, offering the perfect balance of bold coffee flavor.
Blended Beverages: If you're craving something indulgent, our blended coffee drinks are a delicious, frothy treat.
We also offer matcha lattes and a variety of tea options for those who prefer a non-coffee alternative. Whether you're looking for something sweet and creamy or bold and energizing, we have a drink to satisfy every craving.
A Cozy Café Experience in North Edmonton
Blenz Coffee isn’t just a place to grab a drink—it’s a spot to relax, work, or enjoy a conversation. Our comfortable seating, free Wi-Fi, and quiet atmosphere make Blenz Coffee a great place to get some work done or catch up on emails. It’s also an ideal destination to unwind and enjoy your favorite drink while reading a book or simply people-watching in a cozy, friendly setting.
If you’re looking for a peaceful spot to enjoy your coffee away from the hustle and bustle of the city, Blenz Coffee provides the perfect retreat. Whether you’re meeting a friend, holding a casual meeting, or just enjoying some downtime, Blenz is a comfortable and welcoming space for all.
Freshly Baked Pastries to Complement Your Coffee
No visit to Blenz Coffee is complete without indulging in our selection of freshly baked pastries and snacks. From warm croissants and muffins to decadent cookies and cakes, our treats are the perfect complement to your coffee or tea. We take pride in offering a variety of options, from light snacks to indulgent sweets, so you can find something to pair with your drink.
If you're feeling hungry or just in the mood for something sweet, be sure to try one of our delicious pastries. They’re made fresh daily and are the perfect way to enhance your coffee experience.
Why Choose Blenz Coffee in Edmonton’s North Side?
Convenient Location: Blenz Coffee is ideally located in North Town Centre, making it easy to stop by for your daily coffee fix. Whether you're shopping, running errands, or just passing through, Blenz is a convenient and welcoming stop for coffee lovers in North Edmonton.
Exceptional Coffee: Our beans are carefully sourced, and every cup is brewed to perfection by skilled baristas. Whether you prefer a strong espresso or a creamy latte, you can count on Blenz Coffee to deliver the best.
Cozy, Inviting Atmosphere: With comfortable seating and a relaxed ambiance, Blenz Coffee is a great place to work, study, or simply unwind. It’s the perfect café for those looking to escape the busy pace of daily life.
Friendly, Personalized Service: Our baristas are passionate about coffee and are dedicated to ensuring every customer has a positive experience. Whether you're a regular or a first-time visitor, we’ll make sure you feel right at home.
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Vaughan Airport Limo: Premium Airport Transportation You Can Trust
When it comes to airport transfers from Vaughan, ON, Pearson Airport Limo is the top choice for reliable, comfortable, and luxurious transportation. Whether you’re heading to Toronto Pearson International Airport for a flight or returning after a trip, our Vaughan airport limo service ensures a seamless, stress-free experience from start to finish.
At Pearson Airport Limo, we take pride in offering an exceptional level of service. Our fleet of high-end vehicles, professional chauffeurs, and commitment to punctuality set us apart as the go-to provider for airport transportation in Vaughan and the surrounding areas.
Why Choose Pearson Airport Limo for Your Vaughan Airport Limo Service?
With a reputation for excellence, Pearson Airport Limo is the preferred provider of Vaughan airport limo services. Here’s why:
1. Reliability and Timeliness
The last thing you want when catching a flight is the stress of worrying about transportation. At Pearson Airport Limo, we understand the importance of punctuality. Our experienced chauffeurs track flight schedules and monitor traffic conditions to ensure you’re picked up and dropped off on time, every time.
Whether you have an early morning flight or a late-night arrival, we ensure that you’ll arrive at Toronto Pearson International Airport with plenty of time to spare. Our prompt and efficient service allows you to relax and focus on your trip, knowing that we’ll handle the logistics of getting you there.
2. Luxurious Fleet of Vehicles
When you book a Vaughan airport limo with us, you’re choosing comfort, luxury, and style. Our fleet includes a range of top-quality vehicles, including premium sedans, spacious SUVs, and elegant stretch limousines. Each vehicle is equipped with plush leather seating, climate control, premium sound systems, Wi-Fi, and other high-end amenities to make your ride as comfortable and relaxing as possible.
Whether you're traveling alone, with a partner, or with a group, we have the perfect vehicle to meet your needs. Experience the luxury of traveling in style and enjoy every moment of your ride.
3. Professional and Courteous Chauffeurs
Our chauffeurs are the backbone of our Vaughan airport limo service. They are highly trained, experienced, and dedicated to delivering an exceptional level of customer service. Our drivers know the best routes to avoid traffic and ensure your journey to Toronto Pearson International Airport is as quick and efficient as possible.
Our chauffeurs are not just drivers—they are professionals who are committed to making your experience comfortable, safe, and enjoyable. They are courteous, respectful, and always ready to assist with anything you need, from helping with luggage to ensuring your ride is peaceful and stress-free.
4. Affordable and Transparent Pricing
While we offer high-end Vaughan airport limo services, we believe that luxury transportation should be accessible to everyone. That’s why Pearson Airport Limo offers competitive pricing with no hidden fees. Our transparent pricing ensures that you know exactly what you’re paying for before you book. Whether you need a one-way trip or a round-trip service, we provide excellent value without compromising on quality.
5. 24/7 Availability
Travel schedules are unpredictable, and flights can arrive at all hours of the day and night. That’s why we offer Vaughan airport limo services 24/7, ensuring that no matter when you need to travel, we’re here for you. Whether you're catching an early flight or arriving late in the evening, our team is available around the clock to meet your transportation needs.
6. Safety and Security
Your safety is our number one priority. All of our vehicles undergo regular inspections and maintenance to ensure they are in perfect condition. Our chauffeurs are trained in defensive driving techniques and adhere to all traffic laws to provide you with a safe and secure journey. You can rest easy knowing that Pearson Airport Limo is committed to providing a safe and comfortable ride every time.
Our Vaughan Airport Limo Services
Pearson Airport Limo offers a wide range of services to cater to different types of travelers. Whether you're traveling solo, with a group, or for business, we have a Vaughan airport limo service that will fit your needs:
Airport Transfers: Our core service, designed to transport you efficiently to and from Toronto Pearson International Airport. Whether you’re leaving for a trip or returning home, we provide the most reliable and luxurious airport transfers in Vaughan.
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Window Replacement Columbus, Ohio: The Ultimate Guide
When it comes to enhancing the energy efficiency, aesthetics, and value of your home, window replacement in Columbus, Ohio
is a smart investment. Whether your windows are outdated, damaged, or simply not performing as they should, replacing them with high-quality, energy-efficient options can make a significant difference. This guide will walk you through everything you need to know about window replacement in Columbus, Ohio.
Why Replace Your Windows?
There are several reasons why homeowners in Columbus choose to replace their windows:
1. Improve Energy Efficiency
Ohio experiences a range of temperatures throughout the year. Energy-efficient windows help maintain indoor comfort by reducing heat loss in winter and keeping cool air inside during summer. Look for ENERGY STAR-rated windows for optimal efficiency.
2. Enhance Curb Appeal
New windows can drastically improve your home's exterior appearance. With various styles, materials, and finishes available, you can customize the look to match your aesthetic preferences.
3. Increase Home Value
According to industry reports, window replacement can offer a high return on investment (ROI). If you plan to sell your home in Columbus, new windows can attract buyers and increase your property's resale value.
4. Reduce Noise Pollution
Living in urban areas or near busy streets? Modern windows with double or triple-pane glass help reduce outside noise, making your home quieter and more peaceful.
5. Enhance Security & Safety
Older windows with weak locks and outdated materials can be a security risk. Newer models offer advanced locking mechanisms and shatter-resistant glass for added protection.
Types of Windows for Columbus Homes
When choosing replacement windows, consider the various styles available:
Double-Hung Windows – A popular choice with two sashes that move up and down, allowing for better ventilation.
Casement Windows – Hinged on one side and open outward, offering excellent airflow and an unobstructed view.
Sliding Windows – Move horizontally along a track, perfect for contemporary homes.
Bay & Bow Windows – Extend outward, adding space and natural light.
Picture Windows – Fixed and designed to provide a clear, expansive view.
Choosing the Right Window Material
Vinyl Windows – Affordable, durable, and low-maintenance.
Wood Windows – Classic and aesthetically pleasing but require regular upkeep.
Fiberglass Windows – Highly durable and energy-efficient.
Aluminum Windows – Strong and lightweight but less insulating than other materials.
Finding the Best Window Replacement Company in Columbus, Ohio
To ensure quality installation and customer satisfaction, consider the following when choosing a window replacement company:
Reputation & Reviews – Check online reviews and ratings on platforms like Google and Yelp.
Experience & Certifications – Look for companies with certifications from leading manufacturers or the National Fenestration Rating Council (NFRC).
Warranty & Guarantees – Choose a provider that offers warranties on both materials and labor.
Free Estimates – Get quotes from multiple companies to compare pricing and services.
Cost of Window Replacement in Columbus, Ohio
The cost of replacing windows varies based on factors such as:
Window size and style
Frame material
Glass type (double-pane, triple-pane, low-E coatings)
Installation complexity
On average, Columbus homeowners can expect to pay between $300 to $1,200 per window, including installation.
Conclusion
Investing in window replacement in Columbus, Ohio can significantly improve your home's comfort, efficiency, and value. By selecting high-quality windows and hiring a trusted contractor, you can enjoy long-term benefits and a great return on investment. Start your search today and find the perfect windows for your Columbus home!
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I know it made sense resource wise, but being on constant support/incident tickets, bug fixes, out of hours & weekend deployments for the past like four months really drains you.
Though, now I have the opportunity of completing half a sprint on my own, while dealing with the ongoing incident tickets.
Not exactly what I hoped for, but I guess it's a change.1 -
The Holistic Healing Center – Your Trusted Destination for Alternative Medicine in Madison, WI
Are you searching for alternative medicine doctors near me who focus on natural, whole-body healing? At The Holistic Healing Center, we provide personalized wellness solutions that go beyond traditional medicine. Conveniently located at 338 Junction Rd, Madison, WI 53717, our center offers a variety of holistic therapies designed to restore balance and promote long-term health.
A Leading Wellness Treatment Center Near You
At The Holistic Healing Center, we believe in treating the whole person—mind, body, and spirit. Our wellness treatment center near me provides a range of alternative and integrative treatments that support your body’s natural healing abilities. Whether you are struggling with chronic pain, stress, fatigue, or other health concerns, our expert practitioners create customized treatment plans to help you feel your best.
Our Services
As a premier holistic center near me, we offer a variety of alternative and natural health treatments, including:
✅ Naturopathic Medicine – Natural treatments to address the root causes of health issues.
✅ Acupuncture & Traditional Chinese Medicine – Restoring balance and improving energy flow.
✅ Chiropractic Care & Physical Therapy – Enhancing mobility and reducing pain.
✅ Herbal & Nutritional Therapy – Supporting overall wellness through diet and supplements.
✅ Massage Therapy & Bodywork – Relieving stress and promoting relaxation.
✅ Reiki & Energy Healing – Balancing your energy for emotional and physical well-being.
Why Choose The Holistic Healing Center?
✔ Expert Alternative Medicine Doctors – Our team of skilled practitioners is dedicated to your health and well-being.
✔ Personalized Healing Plans – Every treatment is customized to fit your unique health needs.
✔ A Tranquil Healing Environment – Experience a peaceful space designed to promote relaxation and healing.
✔ Safe & Natural Solutions – We use holistic methods to help you achieve long-term wellness without relying on medications.
Visit The Holistic Healing Center Today!
If you're looking for a holistic center near me, The Holistic Healing Center in Madison, WI, is your trusted source for natural, effective wellness treatments.
📍 Address: 338 Junction Rd, Madison, WI 53717, United States
📞 Call Us: +1 608-585-8575
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Illuminate Your Outdoors with Paradise Lights
When it comes to enhancing your home’s exterior, landscape lighting is a game-changer. At Paradise Lights, we specialize in transforming your outdoor spaces into stunning retreats, perfect for entertaining or simply enjoying a peaceful evening under the stars.
The Benefits of Landscape Lighting
1. Enhanced Aesthetic Appeal:
Properly placed outdoor lighting not only highlights the natural beauty of your landscaping but also creates a welcoming ambiance. Imagine walking through your garden at night, surrounded by softly glowing lights that accentuate the unique features of your plants and pathways.
2. Increased Safety:
Well-lit outdoor areas help reduce the risk of accidents. Illuminate walkways, stairs, and entry points with landscape lighting to ensure safe passage for family and guests, even in the darkest hours.
3. Extended Outdoor Living:
With the right outdoor lighting, you can enjoy your outdoor spaces long after the sun goes down. Create an inviting atmosphere for late-night barbecues, gatherings with friends, or quiet moments alone with nature.
Our Services
At Paradise Lights, we offer a wide range of services tailored to meet your specific needs:
Custom Landscape Lighting Design: Our team of experts will work with you to design a lighting plan that perfectly complements your home and landscape features.
Professional Installation: We ensure that every light is installed with precision, maximizing both functionality and aesthetic appeal.
Maintenance and Support: Our commitment doesn’t end with installation. We offer ongoing support and maintenance to keep your outdoor lighting in top shape.
Why Choose Paradise Lights?
Expertise: With years of experience in the lighting industry, our team knows how to create beautiful outdoor environments that stand out.
Quality Products: We use only the highest quality materials and fixtures, ensuring that your landscape lighting lasts for years to come.
Customer Satisfaction: Our clients are our top priority. We work closely with you to ensure that your vision becomes a reality.
Get in Touch
Ready to transform your outdoor spaces with stunning landscape lighting? Contact us today at +12393123032 to schedule a consultation. Let Paradise Lights help you create a beautiful and inviting outdoor environment that you can enjoy all year round!
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What are the key considerations when looking to book a farmhouse in Delhi for a weekend getaway?
When looking to book a farmhouse in Delhi for a weekend getaway, it's important to consider factors like location, amenities, and group size. Choose a farmhouse that’s conveniently located, close to main roads or tourist spots, yet offers a peaceful retreat from the city's hustle. Make sure the farmhouse offers the amenities you need, such as a pool, Wi-Fi, air conditioning, or event space, depending on the nature of your getaway. Additionally, check for the capacity of the farmhouse to accommodate your group size comfortably. It's also advisable to look into reviews, pricing, and any extra charges like security deposits or cleaning fees. Planning in advance and booking early ensures that you secure the best deals and avoid last-minute rush.
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