Reddit understands

made my day

A good parent is an informed parent!

Found that a bit funny.

Old but gold, lose my shit every time 🌝

And you can only hope you don't have to compile it yourself using alternate sources.

Is this Docker ?

Saw a McDonald's today that's asking to be hacked - their menu sign's IP address is right there on the bottom of it (original image at https://i.imgur.com/P3sFGHE.jpg):

made first project with material design https://poll.dah.wtf/ feedback please!

Source: https://twitter.com/oscaron/status/...

Some people have no chill

Wish it is that simple

When the fuck???

+1 this if you hate doing HTML/CSS

Me: I should make a new branch.
Inner me: push to master.

Is it just me or everyone stopped ranting on DevRant after receiving their stickers/stress ball?

When you don't want to explain what you've done with application's code base so you play the "algorithm" card.

Boss: tell me about the new release.
Me: updated the search algorithms boss.
Boss: cool. Release!
Me: 😎

*about to push an experimental block of code*

my brain:
don’t do it
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Me: “git push -u origin master”

:Wq
:wwq
:wqq
:wQq
:wq

The final destination is /dev/null

If you're a CS student and haven't posted age++; on your birthday then we've a lot in common :)

A conversation.

Forgot to turn off mobile hotspot when I connected my phone with a Windows PC. Fucking windows used all my data to download 'security' updates. Bhenchod.

Saw this today on Linked In, I know design bugs can make an element look different, but replicating an element? How is this possible?

When I see warning like this, I feel strong urge to try it just for sake of what could possibly happen.
Python Cryptography library in Primitives section if anybody wondering.

Best explanation of difference between joins

I'm bored. Anybody know some cool Wikipedia articles or GitHub repos?

I’ve got so many stickers but I’m saving space for my devRant stickers 😅 we’ll see where the others go once those get their place. They’ll probably get here next year but I’ll wait 🙂

Today at school I borrowed an oscilloscope and a few capacitors and used a circuit I made at home to just demonstrate the discharge of a capacitor, since my physics teacher asked me to teach the class about this on Friday
So it's one of those old analogue scopes, so to get a nice line I turned the speed right down and did a long exposure shot with my phone and it turned out brilliantly!

Spotify playlist that you're listening when coding?

I don’t hate the Pixel. I don’t have the iPhone. Why? Because both the software and hardware together are made by the same company.

They’re worth as much as these companies want to price them. Then you get Samsung charging nearly as much.