I've been at work for more than one hour now.
Android Studio is still building.
Fuck it

Ctrl + t wasn't working on the browser
Unplugging and plugging back the keyboard fixed it but they were the scariest 20 minutes of my life

I was pretty close to link one of my last rants in an university report just to prove how 'differently smart' the people in my group project are

Changed my mind when I realised that I use devrant manly to talk shit about uni and they may have noticed

Just spent the whole night awake to do a university coursework.
Not because I was late or it was difficult, but because the framework we had to use was so wrong that I had to take a 20 minutes break for desperation for every line I wrote.

Want to make some friends quickly?
Just go to any pseudo startup incubator in a university (all business people with an idea), mention you are a coder (mimicking the typing on a keyboard to make sure they understand) and all of the sudden you'll have a crowd of people around you that "need to talk to you"

The other guys working with me have to physically protect me every time someone finds out

40 minutes to realize that the "Access denied" error was not about the database on the server but about a local file.
And a sudo solved everything

Best: first internship during the summer

Worst: going back to uni afterwards

It is boring now :(

I'm the git master in my group for a uni project as I am the only one with some experience.
This is what I have to deal with

I'm trying to convince my non-dev friends to install devRant just to understand me

Late with uni coursework?

Why not spending the whole day installing and studying react native :D

Never try to learn a new platform that uses a language you are not really comfortable with while expecting to build something during an hackathon.
Never.

I have a 24 hours hackathon tomorrow (25 hours actually because of the time change).
I want to learn and create an app and I opted for xamarin as a development platform. Problem was: I didn't have enough space in my windows partition (it's a ~40Gb partition in a 128Gb ssd) so, as I am not using Ubuntu that much I simply deleted its partitions from Windows and installed visual studio with xamarin. I played a bit with it, everything was working fine, I switched it off and I was feeling great for my wonderful problem solving abilities and I was ready to go to bed to have a nice 10 hours sleep before the big event. I was about to sleep when I realised it was my cousin's birthday and I hadn't said "happy birthday" so I switch my computer back on and there I realised how much I had fucked up.
The grub wasn't working anymore and I couldn't boot.
I've just spent the last 3 or 4 hours trying to figure out how to make my computer boot normally using my housemates' laptops to create bootable USBs for Windows and Ubuntu
Thanks to some random commands in the trial version of Ubuntu I managed to disinstall the grub and make windows start but thanks to my experimentations while trying to fix the problem I am now waiting for visual studio + xamarin (~35Gb) to download and install again.
Tomorrow's gonna be great

I'm about to give a presentation to IBM engineers on a subject I don't really know much about and for which I haven't practice
It's going to be a nice day

Laptop's WiFi module wasn't working.
Opened it and blew on the pins.
Now it works.

The first one

Ok, time to go home

"git: 'ass' is not a valid git command"

...

Uh!

I have always considered myself as a tab person.
I was living my happy life thinking spaces didn't make sense in code.
This until last week, when I realised intellij is automatically putting 4 spaces instead of tabs
I feel betrayed

When 1060 is what you have on your pc as the ms to ping Google

Something tells me I have to clean this

[junit] Testcase: whenGivenRealCaseExample
shouldNotCreateErrors(): 
Caused an ERROR

Thank you

"All test passed"

But the bug is still there