New CTO.

New CTO pushes policy change to all browsers to open Facebook Workplace on every new tab and as start page.
Locks option to change it.
This also kills restoring tabs from past session.

New CTO handles the complaints
'It's fine to complain, we don't even have to agree. If this is important to you, then come up with a suggestion on how to solve this for all our employees. Business equirement is that one page is shown at startup, that's it. This has nothing to do with Workplace.'

NINE Methods _IN A ROW_ look like this. I can't bring myself to search for more. They are called 100+ times and after each call we check if they returned success.

VERIFY_XYZ SECTION.
V_010.

MOVE RETCODE$FAIL TO RET_CODE.

CONTINUE.

MOVE RETCODE$SUCCESS TO RET_CODE.

V_100.

V_EXIT.
EXIT.

"Be ready now! We're launching our new product at 0800!"

28 hours later, one registered customer

Finally got my stickers! And they go on the BAG, not the expendable digital tools.

I keep my laptop clean, stickers are for the bag. Noticed I can email devrant for stickers since my last post got 20+

Woo finally off to work :D

20 min until the showing of our finals project and the only guy who has all the code refuses to make a build that we can try out beforehand. Ah ffs. Had to go to the bathroom cause I feel ill and need a breather.

Finishing up a two week, four person, project in COBOL. Wondering if the same could be done in Java by one person before lunch on one day.

Had a rough time. Dropped out of college twice. Got sent by a shrink to be tested for ADHD. Investigation dropped after phone interviewing my scientology parents. Depressed and admitted to the ward twice. Homeless for a month.

But come Monday I'll start my employment as a COBOL developer. My first qualified job! Code and all resources for learning online has really saved me.

I miss one day because of doctors visits and now every multi-word filename in the project and all their references contain spaces. Fml

I also decided to build my own devrant client, but found out others beat me to it.

> Rental agreement ending this summer
> Sign up for apartment in rent controlled country with 10+ years in queue
> Be told I might have to relocate anyway because dropped clients
> Say yes, that'd be cool
> Apply for apartments in new location
> Get offered one in this city
> Get offered one in other city
> Have <1 week to sign
> Declining would mean no first hand contract ever in that city
> Contact boss man to know where I can work
> On vacation until end of June

Nnnnnnnggggggghhhhhhhhhh

Rough night yesterday for my coworker who has forgotten we can't write code past column 72 and that col 80 is the end of the line.

I know your code is great and that you learned about scrum a month ago. But I didn't know the scrum training had to say you don't assign yourself tasks, mark them as done and be surprised when other team members haven't done them, two minutes to five the day before a national holiday (yesterday).

Company paying tons for retired old mainframe devs to come teach basic z/OS and to give a hands-on. Third try and they still sent a guy showing off their windows based mainframe replacements without terminal connections.

I set an pirated z/OS up and now I have to deal with 10 coworkers who apparently can't unpack a 7zip, follow basic instructions or failed to open the .torrent with files i distributed 14 days ago. Losing the will to live (in legacy tech)