coffee

@HamsterOh there is a legit language called easy code or something

and friends can do whatever to your private....

@dejaime nah, the mac is a managed macbook so there are a lot of heavy resource consuming monitor process at the background. Not a surprise it dies.

@ganjaman XD

@dnaka91 why is there a down vote. It seems like there are people not understanding the pain of the extensive amount of boilerplate code with java. Wait until your project gets bigger or you have better understanding of design pattern. The things "wow, you can do that" turn into "oh, i will have to do that cause i now know it is better that way".

ctrl-c, panic!

plot twist: end up spending more money on weight losing and trying to keep fit later.

That's exactly what i have to do. The mac we got for the client's project is managed. I have no admin access, so i can't change anything in the power setting or install any system wide software. The worst is that i use a large external monitor for work but i have to keep this stupid thing opened or it just sleeps-.-

@BadFox well we did build an unix like os frome scratch for our os course back in university. That was a lot of fun tbh.

Lol, distro talk, a wave of Arch users is coming...

@Hubot-0x58 yes, it's still better to run container with unprivileged user in it, cause that prevents possible sandbox escape if your container does got compromised. The idea is if there is a security vulnerability from the service in the container and attacker gains container's root privilege, he will have root access to whatever binds to the container as well. But assuming you have configured the permission on host correctly(don't bind important/unnecessary volumes or devices, have correct file permission on them), it's still fine.

Meh, fuck windows. That's why most of the graphical interfaces for linux are better thought out, they either gives you a countdown to change your mind or has larger and sperated buttons for restart and shutdown.

Well it's fine to run services as root inside a container. Assuming you have configured the container correctly on host.

@chaoticdenim It's just gnome. You can install gnome on other distro and have the themes there. I would even argue kde have more better looking themes.

oh no, can't be unseen now, my life is ruined.

@MPKaboose lol, but seriously, manjaro is fucking awesome, got everything good from arch and also being stable. Love it so much.

@DarkVoyager we have this for one of the client as well. It is because they have other ci tools tracks things based on commits and reads the ticket number from the message. It's stupid cause we already have ticket number in branch name. I made a prepare commit msg hook to extract the ticket number and adds it to the message everytime automatically. Problem solved.

dd

I can't stop laughing now, damn it.

Try some of these strings here. One of these should be enough for their site. XD.
https://github.com/minimaxir/...

In my last place, when i was trying to introduce mongodb to my manager, 'senior guy', actually said this thing must be slow as hell and the underline must be converting aggregations to SQLs.... the fck I submitted my resume to more than 10 companies that night, wanted to get out of there asap before my brain degrades.

What are all these comments. DID(docker in docker) is legit useful. The most widely used example is to setup CI runner slaves. Like gitlab runner. There is a docker image for the runner, so it is easy to setup a runner and make the host environment clean. The image also has a docker in it, so that for each build process the runner runs, you can setup a different environment dynamically without messing the environment in runner container. This way, it is easy to setup, cleanup and the runner is able to pick up any CI procedure and run in your specified enviroent.

@NuttLoose it is not a git client, builtin feature in vscode

how is this difficult. You need to try to build a dev environment for some legacy java backend project. Have fun with all the dependencies, they all want a specific version and all the errors don't tell you what version is that.

The coding style in our company actually requires this. We have to put at least one space in font of any (. Oh and also align every () = ; : balabala...

Chill, spent all night fixing a bug in my project. Turns out I misspell the variable name "DBURL" to "BDURL". Oh and also "DBUser" to "DBuSer". Fml

@FunkDelegate well it is 10, two strings concatenated into '11' first. Having too much fun with these type issues, someone is gona rant about us not using typescript after this.

what is '1' + 1 - 1