My 2 cents to you sir

@DeveloperACE some people just want to see the world burn.

I really don't care where it is, if it is represented with a legit back icon.
Intuitive icons ftw

For me, only Time flies, bug still remain unidentified.

Well databases can hold grudges for long time :D

I had a keyboard with "/" key before backspace key instead of being under it.

PS: I mostly do web development.

Don't just be a programmer, be a Product Engineer.
Think not only the code design but the user experience too.

Those battleships remind me of the past.

@nocgod I am always with the dark side :)

Life is about choices

Made my day.
Thank you.

@darthvader Join me with the dark theme of the force.

@feroxid glad you enjoyed it :)

https://meta.stackexchange.com/ques...
Thank me later. :)

but this worked well 😂

Did you try sudo?

I use sitaramshelke.me bought it from namecheap. :)
People are being way creative here

I now always avoid commiting code when in hurry, had faced really bad issues in past.

First thing first.
1. Always take fucking pride about whatever you do and celebrate it as well.
2. Every step counts.
3. Never leave anything in the middle just because someone said it isn't worth it.
4. Always keep learning.
Lastly
5. Be with people who always encourage you. There goes a saying "You're are average of five people you spend most of your time with".

You can always tell us about your work and I guarantee this community will help.

@waffle52 but it comes in 13 inch :/

I have seen some folks believing in
morning is the most productive time of your day. This might be the reason they expect you to come early. But this is not true always. ;)

This is going to be my wallpaper.done.

Gitlab also hosted their own servers, they failed once.

As far as I read about it till now, it seems bad. It's like they were doing some emergency backup thing and guy accidentally deleted db1.something.gitlab.com instead of db2.something.gitlab.com. A small mistake, and before he realised it already deleted data leaving ~4gb out of 360gb. Unfortunately activity was done after the 6 hours of daily backup. So some data related to merge requests and so is permanantly lost. I feel sorry for the guys.

But at the same time many folks from open source has provided their advice which seems to be helped. Which is very good to hear (cheers to open source).
And the hackernews thread related to this post also has some really good advice on how to avoid such scenarios.

I am not sure about this nor have I read the terms and license shiz but one way can be using the data of what people are talking about. Use cases could be trend analysis, targeted advertising on other platforms or similar to this. But I love Devrant anyway :)

Sometimes I just unplug the nano reciever of wireless mouse from colleagues' laptop and leave them panic for sometime ☺️

Oh, I didn't know it exists in other languages as well. I also started newly with ruby. Loved it. Agree with @wilol that, this may be the reason.

Where's binary code? Asking for a friend.

You used emoji using keyboard right?
Like 😎

https://www.codingame.com/ ftw