Someone (probably a student) started a DDos attack on the online platform that my school uses to give us assignments.

!dev
My school is closing for the next three weeks and the two weeks after that after holidays. That means that I have no school for the next five weeks. And yes it's because of Covid-19.

On a train on my phone (of course it was late, thanks DB).
Or if writing code on a piece of paper counts, every class I ever had.

I don't know the exact definition of procrastination, but what I do is probably not the norm. I tend to just do other things and not what I should do (is that even procrastination anymore?). For example on the weekend I should have done some homework and learned for chemistry but instead I developed my first app. I know that that's still something productive but not what I wanted to do.

I might have found a bug. The images of users with no picture are replaced with other user's pictures. Does this occur on anyone else's phone?

Today I found out that my school keeps track of the logins into computers of every student and teacher. The data is saved in folders for the year, subfolders for the month and the username, specific date and time is saved in a .csv file. Any idea what I could do with that, other than displaying the data as graphs?

Complete some personal projects
Learn a new language
Work more efficiently

Reading mp3 tags in python is not exactly easy. The code is only fifteen lines, but finding a module for the python version I'm using that's working on Windows (not using any modules, that are not Windows compatible) was pretty hard. It took me about 2 hours to get everything working. I used another module sometime before, but I couldn't even install it, don't know how I did that. And the forum posts that all suggested the same five modules, that didn't work for me, weren't that helpful either.

I probably need to buy new headphones soon. Any recommendations for true wireless in-ear bluetooth headphones in a price range from 100 - 150€?

I always wanted to use GNU/Linux (probably Debian), but I play video games and so I use Windows. But as it seems like with proton many games are now playable on GNU/Linux, I wanted to ask you, what your experience with games on GNU/Linux was.

We wrote a three-hour exam today (without breaks). But that or the fact that we have at least one exam per week is not what this rant is about. That's not a problem, I can manage the studying. The problem is, that we didn't have IT classes today because of the exam. That would have been the only even slightly interesting class today, but no, we had to write the exam.

I understand now, why the dev community is sometimes called "toxic". It's because we are all just humans with different opinions (and some devs are a just plain stupid).

I'm sorry if anyone's being offended by this rant, it's just my opinion.

DAAS (/dev/null as a Service)
https://devnull-as-a-service.com/
I think it's obvious why I like it.

I know this is probably not the kind of answer that is expected, but everything I did for my personal project on which I have been working for some years now (and of course do not get any money for).

Human(name = "Sh4d0w").age += 1

I might have found a bug? When I opened a post it suddenly had a ++ more. I checked multiple times and it doesn't seem like someone else ++ed it while I opened the post

My school recently "upgraded" from Windows 7 to Windows 10 and now you can start cmd (which you couldn't before) but the window immediately closes. But you can still execute commands through python. So... any commands I should try?

I want to learn a new programming language. Any suggestions?

Programming is when you debug your code for over two hours and it then turns out that there was only a letter missing