Before I dropped out of college,
We had a pretty big group-project.
We we're tasked creating a multiplayer version of "Labyrinth" in Java, using SE practices.
The problem was, that not all student that took the class were CS students.
So, me group consisted of 4 CS students , including me and 2 med-tech students.
Those two were nearly a dead weight.
They spoke nearly no German and only limited English,
Lied about their programming knowledge(non existent) and gave our profs false expectations about the final product.

I still can't imagine, why the uni thought they needed to take this class.

AHS season 7 feels like someone locked all member of the most annoying FB-groups on a filmset and said "Do something.".

I think I'm gonna beat someone up.

Dude what?

What's this shit?!

German error-messages in VBA.
I didn't want to be productive anyway.

VBA is the bane of my existence.

I got myself one of these portable thermo-coffee-mugs.
One of the best decisions I've ever made.

me.Age().Inc()

Now I also experienced the corporate IT - hell.
I'm an apprentice at a small but branch of a fairly big company.
We get a fuckton of guidelines from our IT-HQ, plenty of them outdated.
We can't even decide how to configure our firewalls our self, but get them preconfigured from the HQ.
They micromanage us so hard, we can't even put a switch in a room, without having to arrange that shit with them.

Why is it so difficult, to choose a good name, for your Github-repo.

Downloading Borderlands 3 via a 16k connection...
Guess I'll get myself a coffee.

Do you guys know any rss-feeds that publish news about Windows, like new updates, found vulnerabilities...

First week of school: No grades.
Second week of school: One grade.
Third week: Seven grades in 4 days.
The fuck guys?!

My classmates are wining, because they suck at programming-tests but don't even try to learn it.
Big AF facepalm!

What is it with all the spam on DR, during the last few days?
And half of it, was from real-doll sellers, which I find pretty strange, in its own right.

Should I make modification-counters of fail-fast iterators atomic?

Is there something like a documentation-viewer app for android-phones?
Something where I can choose a lang and then search the documentation of the standard-library.

Addition to
https://devrant.com/rants/2227936/...

So my programming teacher knows his shit, but is pretty bad at explaining it.

I can already see some of the other students, especially the ones without prior programming-experience, flunking this class.

Today spent most of the class talking about 2-complement and the functions in math.h.
I think we didn't even learn about reusing code with functions, or structs.

I use some of my time, helping the other students getting through this somehow.

I need to do a presentation, in school, next week, about Linux.
The presentation shouldn't be longer than 10 minutes.
What should I put in there?
I'm by far no newbie in Linux and that's kinda the problem here, since I know way to much, to put it in 10 minutes.

First programming-course at the new school.
I was pretty excited until it hit me.
This is an intro-course.
We need to use CPP, not C.
We need to use Windows.
We need to use a shitty IDE instead of editor and compiler.
Went from super excited, to fuck this shit, pretty fast

The Hydra-Laptop, in Agents of SHIELD, has a Windows-Logo on it.
Can't say I'm surprised.

Linux-Rice quick-start guide:
Arch
i3
Polybar
Anime tits

Are there any best practices for binding C-librarys to a higher level language?
Like, regarding Concurrency-Safety, memory-safety, general fault-tolerance, glue-datastructures with low overhead?

Today, i moved out from my parents house, perhaps the most adult thing I've done so far.

Binding a C-library for a higher-level language:
10% Actually binding Functions and Types to their higher-level equivalents
90% Writing a fuckton of wrapper-code to secure that dangling pile of C that could collapse at any time

Maybe some of you will find this useful.
I just finished the first stable version of my JSON-library for Go.
https://github.com/thosebeans/...

It provides a DOM-like interface for JSON-documents.

Iterators, fail-safe vs. fail-fast?

Can i compile GCC with Clang?
I couldn't find anything on the subject online.

Throwing vs returning errors?