@molaram I can testify to that. Most Indian colleges do have outdated material, so yeah, it does feel like you are wasting 6-7 hours studying outdated material that probably won't be of much use in the future.

Programming books are literally from the 80s-90s in most Indian colleges.

Update:

Due to long hours of screen exposure, I am unable to sleep.

Instead, I have decided to spend the entire night awake

Btw, shoutout to the devs of Tryton, who try to help as much as possible and address many queries in a single day.

It should be "Professional Google and StackOverflow searcher", but I agree with this 1000%

@MeadCoder Fuck it 😂😂😂

@MeadCoder On the right, not in the middle.

My reply would be "Just wait till the virus goes away, I am going to make a fool out of you"

@MeadCoder He's referring to Bill Gates

So true

🤣🤣🤣🤣

@tecHindustan Yeah

When I first started working on Tryton last year, there used to be a couple of commands I had to write before executing the server. I got so irritated at one time that I wrote a shell script automating the whole process. My boss saw that and got pissed with me and said "Write the commands as is and don't use the script. That way you will understand the commands by heart". A few months later, tired by writing those commands again and again, I got so pissed that not only did I write a more elaborate script than the previous one, I turned it into a command with arguments by using a symbolic link. Heck, I even wrote a manual for it.

@Lensflare "X has reached the end of it's life cycle, upgrade to Y to enjoy the latest updates" and then you find out Y's updates fuck up Y to the extent that you want to uninstall Y and go back to X

I can relate to this. Why the fuck would you just output segmentation fault and not tell where it happened? Even debugging takes a good amount of your time, and you want to pull out your hair before you finally find out where the problem is coming from.

Hide it all

If it were me in place of the guy on the right, I would have punched the prank guy hard on the face and said "How's that for April's Fool, huh?"

I can relate.
In my workspace, they treat me as some kind of know-it-all messiah

This just hit hard on a special place in my heart

@kakamble-aiims I figured it out, sorry for that post asking where do I get those stickers from

@RememberMe This guy is sending mixed messages

@pmso You do learn how to do a particular thing, but if people in your workplace know that you learned how to do that stuff, they will keep asking help from you, and soon your productivity will be hampered by these people

So yeah, it's okay to not know everything

Where did you get the DevRant sticker from?