The things on your cv are suppose to be known by you, not by your colleague from the previous job.

I had a guy on interview, who talked about his colleague's work... wtf.

The worst technology for me is definitely c++ build system. Every other library is using something else. This is why I stopped using c++ these days. To get all libraries and build them is a nightmare.

Been asked to fix a printer too often.

In my previous job, we had in c# a class called static manager. This abomination was thousands of lines long, every member static. Eventually the dev responsible, did split it in to multiple files each thousands of lines using partial class. Worst part? It wasn't even legacy code yet.

Is anybody using skype on android. Recently it got updated and is bloody useless, can't even share stuff over it anymore. While having a video call, rotating to landscape doesn't work most of the time. This is the only fucking app from MS I am still using, only because of my family.

In my previous job we had a monthly meeting, where we had to discuss all periodic meetings we had to attend. This meeting was only for non managers, and we created a sheet of pros and cons, which was than reviewed by managers on specific meeting for that purpose, and then we had a meeting to discuss those points with managers.

I envy windows users, so many opportunities to shine on devRant... sad linux user

Archlinux, i3, termite, vim, vimium.
Once after 2 hours working I realised I left the mouse in the other room.

Is it just in the company I work for, that all sysadmins, after they login they type sudo -i. Kind of shows the powerhunger :)

You know that, there is an app which stops the windows automatic updates, it is called linux kernel. But it goes beyond that, I have fixed mac os issues with that as well. Love it