Need a debugging duck?... Rome has a dedicated duck store for this need. 😁

"I got a new error" = Successful progress! The satisfaction of this is abit too high. 🙌🏽

Definitely feel thankful when apps do provide update with fixes but then some release note are like this... 🤔

Someday I'll click 'Yes', I just don't know when...

Just imagination but, if infinite money and resource was present (and if this was hypothetically possible)...

A machine that is able to replicate ONLY one portion of the brain thinking activity and produce a version of a robot with that thinking capacity. This would be unique per person, and licensed in a way so that the owner of the robot is only able to use and control it. (I'm saying only one thinking capability should be allowed as a robot should never replace a person ideally.)

This would mean that the person is able to increase efficiency as the robot could be set to resume activities in the period that the person can't (i.e. sleeping).

One example of using this scenario could be that the person chooses to create a robot by replicating their coding thinking capabilities. This would mean the robot doesn't do much but has the same thinking ability to code as the owner. The robot could be used when the owner is sleeping or on holiday. As the thinking capacity is the same, the code logic would be the same as when the owner would have wrote it.

This would be a DREAM project to work on.

But alas... This isn't happening anytime soon in my lifetime (or ever realistically).

Best part to being a dev? Attention 😼

(Perks (or struggle depending on how you see it) of being a female dev)

May the 'storage' be with you... 💾

LOL, there is a definition for this posted... 🙈

Swag stickers arrived today! Thank you @dfox and @trogus! :D

Found this on the net... Relatable as some instructions definately need to be spelt out explicitly for certain people. 🙈

A SQL query goes into a bar, walks up to two tables and asks, "Can I join you?"

Such a classic joke. Apt for a Friday! :D

Debugging someone else's code and having the thought: "Am I better off just writing the code again from the start?!"

Worst documentation I've dealt with? The non-existent one.

"Is there any documentation for this?" "Nope." "..."

These two!!!

Sherlock giving the motivation to do detective work and find the bugs. Dumbledore giving the motivation to use magic and code the solution. :D