Including myself, 3 devs out of 22 devs.

@mr-user Depends. It can happen but most of the time I get informed.

@magicMirror More like three meetings scheduled back-to-back at lunch time.

@lambda123 The thing is, that I actually like those complications. Or at least I used to.

@melezorus34 Right now, new things are mostly just frustrating. Like "I don't have enough time, just work already. The old thing needs my attention."

@mr-user It's much more complicated than that. Mainly because the updates and changes happen in the infrastructure, rather than code. It's pretty big and not that simple to replicate the whole k8s cluster in testing.

Update: Around five hours after I posted this, we experienced two somewhat major incidents at work. I'm never complaining of boredom ever again :)

@Tounai Not high, but sleep deprived enough to read "TOO" as an acronym (T.O.O) and wonder if it's the new TDD or something, lol.

I'm more of a pleading person. I beg the computer/my program to please work correctly 😁

You forgot "Update".

I used to not care about mental health. I ignored the signs and the warnings then I suffered the consequences. Now I know better. So, to answer your question, yes, it is important to me.

@AlmondSauce No, they don't. They're alright with me taking time off but we're a bit understaffed so we usually don't take time off unless it's really dire, so that we don't put extra pressure on each other (I know it's not the best mentality). And unfortunately last night wasn't my worst shift.

@black-kite Totally.

Yep, hard reset every single time. Works like a charm.

Who? Me?

Yes. This.

I see kuber, I click ++
Also hope your problem gets solved soon.

@pmso It has already been more than a month here 😞

@Stuxnet :D
I do use a PyCharm for Django and another editor for other languages. And I don't even code in a language that requires semicolons anymore. I meant semicolon as a symbol to all bugs. :)

From what I've heard, it does have a long (1-2 weeks) "hidden" period, where you have the virus and you are also contagious and you can give other people the virus but you do not have any symptoms.

Embrace incognito 😊

@Kashmir Actually, it's not the company; it's me 🙂

@SortOfTested I'm kinda forced to work remotely right now.

@Kashmir Too many distractions at home. Also, I miss the face-to-face interactions and socializing with my co-workers.

@Fast-Nop I do know what cloud means. And I do have all my own repos locally. But I don't it's wise to keep using hard disks as backup when nowadays there are alternatives such as Dropbox and Google drive. The chances of something happening to my disks (getting stolen, getting corrupted, etc) are much more than the chances of such a thing happening to a cloud provider's servers.

@Fast-Nop Don't people use cloud providers and generally the cloud as backup? Since it's infrastructure is much more reliable?
When I here the word 'backup", I usually assume it means backing up on the cloud. If I can't trust the cloud for my code, what can I trust?

Well, the least they could do, was warn us. I mean some people rely on GitHub for work or school. They granted people a service for free. They could give a warning so that people could at least download their code. Closing repos does not harm the government. Just us mere developers.

I was going to post this link myself. Thanks for posting it.

@beleg Yeah. Mine's just like that. Public repos are okay but private ones are not.

@badcopnodonuts @jespersh
I didn't use it for storage!
It got restricted because of sanctions 😣
Because I'm living in Iran