Google Docs suggested I change:
Wraps existing get drop off

with:
Wraps existing git drop off

Me: Trying to check Redshift
*types: RedShit :\

Is this really android 12? My phone is stuck at android 9, and I'm using simulator to test an app but wtf is this? its like the cheap copy of an iPhone settings :S

What is this even the stretching when we hit edge of scroll :S

This thing looks like when Windows Phone meets iOS

Confession:

Owned a smartphone for 10 years, this month was my first time ever getting 3G/4G connection ...

I prefer no internet when I'm out ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Wtf is this ....
Google clock app, anyone can recommend an alternative I just want to set an alram

Working with Swift & Kotlin again, feels good to work with them, although I did enjoy working with Typescript, but React Native is just not fun to work with ....

Firebase:

I'm facing weird behavior. I have an app on Android 7 always received notifications evven if not used for a week.

On Android 9 if not used for three days it stops receiving anything.

Anyone knows what could be wrog?

My laptop is powering off out of nowhere...

I've checked for SSD errors non found replaced it with HDD not issues at all ...

Any one can recommend a tool even if it's on Linux to scan for SSD issues?

I'm starting to learn Solidity, and explore about smart contracts.

Anyone have a nice resource for learning?

Domain Drive Design question:

I am working on a simple case to teach how to apply DDD, my case is as follows:
Simple forum with Author, Moderator and Users.

I am using Dotnet core for this. I am not sure how and where I should implement authorization:
1. Author can edit his posts only
2. Moderator edits any post

In dotnet core, we handle roles, policies in the api layer, and its per endpoint, I have an identity layer which handles accounts, registering roles and policies in database.

But I'm not sure if I should or how to handle authorization based on permissions in application layer.

I used to be a fan of Google designs but that all white shit is just too much, the developer console (aka Play console) is annoying and less organized and blinds my eyes!

I give up. I am having trouble understanding Go lang *, & stuff.
attached code does print what fmt.Println has, but the function calling: FindByID is throwing invalid memory address or nil pointer when it attempts to use the result of the code.

Can someone please explain where I'm wrong?
Error log blames the line of "if" condition even though fmt does print its output to console

Where can I find good golang documentation? This is not helping me :\
https://golang.org/pkg/syscall/...

Any way to increase tab font size in xcode 12? Or Apple only gave an option to increase navigator font size (well three options instead of customizable font size .... but at least I can now better read dir tree of my project lol)

I'm starting to get sick of working with handed over projects that previous devs think they are masters of programming and their code is nothing but pure chaos ....

I'm given a project written in Java & Swift, API class is initiated a million times in same view, has access to android context, custom font is applied by creating custom text view instead of applying customization in styles file ....

Still haven't yet looked into iOS code but I'm not expecting much ...

Sometimes I wonder why I chose working with code

Was working with Swift lately, we no longer have: x++ in Swift, and I wrote rowIndex += 1, and go-lint was not happy about it ....

I signed up to a website, and my password contained & symbol, got an error that password cannot contain that symbol, I thought we are way beyond vulnerability of SQL injection?

Or that symbol can be used for some other attacks?

Toggl is now all pink, I think @alice is lead designer there 😅

I'm not sure why this is a good thing? Maybe I'm missing something?

Not sure if I'm making a mistake or what, but in Kotlin:

10 % 30 = 10 🤔
Shouldn't it be 33333...?

No matter what numbers I use it always returns the left hand side of the equation 🤔

I have an odoo instance inside docker. Long story short, I was checking visitors of my instance and I saw this:

http://0/

What is this?

I'm thinking of buying: Design Patterns
Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented Software

Those who read it do you recommend it? If no what are other software design/arch do you recommend?

I cannot believe its 2020 and I'm reading: Customize font size for navigation items & tabs as "New Features!"

From Apple:
With an all-new design that looks great on macOS Big Sur, Xcode 12 has customizable font sizes for the navigator, streamlined code completion, and new document tabs

Android studio v4 released. I'm afraid to update, when I upgraded to v3, took me few days to fix my project to build again >_>

Anyone updated and can share their experience?

Has anyone tried HAProxy?what do you think of it?

Google is so desperate in getting into video conferencing ....

I had Duo disabled on my phone since day one, today I woke up to see it was renabled and updated to latest version ...

Thinking for rooting this thing and taking back control of my stuff even though its just an old testing phone -_-

I like how google is trying to catch up in the competition of video calls, and chat...

I have a Gmail account & work email is on Google G-Suit, every time I access one of them that Google meet popup shows in a desperate attempt to make people use it ....

I just setup a new VPS
I made all configuration required
I reboot the server

I forgot which port I set for ssh 😭

Luckily I have console to access from 😅

The only thing I didn't expect is I become the debugging duck ...

Can someone please explain the benefits of this in Kotlin:

var x = if(a !=b) {
z
}else{
y
}

Even for a conditions with one line body it looks bad in reading and getting a clue of what does this do.

I mean whats wrong with:
var x: MyObject

if(a!=b){
x = y
}else{
x = z
}

Even in switch cases (or as kotlin calls: when) True one return source, but now good luck finding the last line that is the actual returned value ...