When you are on the third page of google, you know the shit just got real...

Thanks @Trogus, @Dfox. One more stress ball to my collection :D

*buys new laptop*
opens edge
downloads chrome.
opens devrant.io

!rant
Which one do you prefer?
Work from home or office?

Algo doing its work 😃

Another " Segmentation fault (core dumped) " error! I feel so helpless :(

This cracks me up ever time 😂😂

F@#$% ANDROID STUDIO! You should definitely add a feature of giving a Pop-up window asking if the user REALLY WANTS TO OPEN THE SOFTWARE OR NOT!
You should see my face when I click on android studio icon by accident 😩 on my Windows...

@dfox plz add the feature of sharing app via link.

(biggest facepalm moment)
So this happened...
We were suppose to submit a project in the name of app development.
Being our first app, it was a simple Android app having simple features which any e-commerce app would have.
On the day of evaluation, we handed our mobile (which already had our app) to our evaluator, to have a feel of our app.
After few swipes here and there, the evaluator said this,(which blew our mind)...
Don't be so smart,... Here take my IPhone and run your app on it! I want to see if it works on my IPhone like it does on yours or not.
The next thing our group was doing was to look at each other's face,.. completely stunned what to say next!
(If confused, read tags...) :/

Believe me when I say, the first thing I do in the morning is to open devRant.

So here I am with just 4 nights left at my disposal, in which I have to make a Major project worth 10 credits for my college degree and simultaneously prepare for my oncoming exams... You might think what was I doing all these days then!

Well did I mention I was busy contributing to Open source community (mozilla to be precise) which I enjoyed doing more than I would like to cram things up for my exams and do major project which my teachers expect to be an out of the box idea.
F@#$! Education system

Alpha testing be like...

We feel you bro...

Eat.Sleep.Code.Repeat.

Respect to those who 'console.log();' over 'debugger;'