Always drink beer before work. Will make you sharp as fuck.

My school computers are *the most secure machines* on the planet as per the network admins at school.

A simple Unix command like sudo -i allows you to break in the system with "root" as password.

Pretty secure, right?

To everyone indulged in the GitHub-Gitlab-Microsoft mayhem, have you read the blog post of GitHub's to-be-appointed CEO, Nat Freidman? It clears out a lot of things about the dev skepticism around this whole event.

I'll just leave it here: https://natfriedman.github.io/hello...

CPP Client for Fu*k Off As A Service API

A sustainable terminal-based text editor.

To learn bootstrap.

Can you do this?

So, I was getting started with express middlewares and installed Postman. I saw this. I literally cracked up laughing so hard at this.

Yes please.

No offense tho _/\_

everytime 😎

32, 34, 38, 46, 62, 94 and so on.

nice...

Father bought a computer for the family in 2011. A HCl Dual Core Pentium 4 machine with 21" TFT screen. I was allowed to use it only under someone's presence for at-most 20 minutes each day for the next 6-9 months.

After that we got a network card (plug-and-play internet dongle) for the internet services. That's when I entered the world of internet and made a Facebook account. I was 12 then ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.

After two years or so, we're playing games on it, watching movies and using MS Word for school related stuff. Then my brother entered college, and used it for stuff like coding and image processing on Matlab, while I watched him doing so and getting yelled at for doing what I liked to do, at the same time.

After 5 years or so, I got a personal laptop with decent configuration for college work. The old computer still worked like charm.

Now, the old monk is at rest with old memories, unknown files and lot of bollywood songs.

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I'll just leave it here.

this felt painful.

wow devrant, you finally did it.

found this on the internet.

when you install a module on limited internet connection and it comes with over 50 dependencies

fsck is rescue.

because 'bought' us just too mainstream.

So it's 2018, I thought let's start working with Android Studio on Ubuntu. [Due to some guy who posted his CPU usage on a very heated rant of same issue]
I realized it's fucking mess(/shit) and you dare not keep any browser open in back/fore-ground. Now, my entire system is stuck.
Ruined the first day man.

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happiness is finding this in your inbox.

no lies here.

I'm a WD newbie and I really like when I see myself doing things like this.

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