@fckIE Epic! XD

@jiraTicket oh thank you so much for your username, it gave me a well needed laugh before going to sleep. This feeling has build up I think in my current place. I've lost all joy in the craft. I really liked it in the previous company although I gave too much and ended burned out in the end. Have a nice day/night kind internet stranger.

@electrineer I'd jump to some more relaxed environment but those are paid way less than the ones I've been on for the past 5 years. I really don't want to be working in this field when I'm over 40 (2 years ahead) so I want to earn as much as possible within my capabilities to invest in something else, have a Lean F.I.R.E and at least decide what to do with my free time. Be a baker, dog walker idk, but definitely not staring at code in a screen 12h a day. Or maybe I'll just do this as a hobby like the other comment.

@Oktokolo oohh this hits hard...

And it infuriates me that it is already approved in play store which is only a one time payment of 25€

@piratefox this: https://developer.apple.com/app-sto...

(v) Account Sign-In: If your app doesn’t include significant account-based features, let people use it without a login. 

So...my app core feature is let users save stuff that we enrich with metadata. But is user's stuff. Personal stuff. Why the fuck can't you let me keep my original account required model?

I've explained them this several times yet they insist.@piratefox

@piratefox maybe, could be? Is plain email/password

Oh we are. Everyday a part of us dies in our jobs. We thrive upon the dead bodies pile of our past selves.

A few weeks ago I was looking upon an account expense surge. Damn Route53 internal resolver just "being there" costs like 250 bucks.

Like.. it's a fucking (insert favorite DNS server here) process running. Da fuck is wrong with these people?

In my current company we're enforced to use only AWS services but in my previous one it was a lousy t3.nano ec2 running CoreDNS. Never gave a problem.

This is gold.

@johnmelodyme they are not trivial so they make my balls hurt and sad (I found everything else in k8s trivial and elegant), the logic is kinda not logic, and they're even getting deprecated. Is nice that they are there, just IMHO (and it seems the the community opinion too) they're badly implemented. I'll be looking forward to OPA.

@Lensflare can totally agree, I tried to learn backend with node.js for a simple API or monolith, that shit got weird. Switched to Python/Django. I'm excited now, also happy and not frustrated.

I'm a simple man, I read fuck u jira and I reply Fuck Atlassian.

I so feel you here. Or even worse... confluence... like really?

Daaamnnn!! Totally feel you, those are my best hours!

This should be some ITIL best practice or shit like that. This is a nice standard. Thanks.

Take a trip to Cuba.

I'd be happy could be explaining that stuff to my parents. Normally it's how to connect to WiFi 🙃

@Fast-Nop A while ago I worked remote in Cuba. The best internet you can get there is ADSL 1mbps. Yes. And thank whatever deity you believe in they have that.

I couldn't believe the amount of web services that crashed or didn't worked at all. Because effectively they were designed by people with blazing fast internet connections (and sure.. powerful PCs)

Few people take into account just what you say, latency, LOTS of packet loss (Hello UDP apps), government-proxy-in-the-middle, closed ports (that should be open in any other damn country) and a plethora bullshit happens in a very crappy internet connection.

Don't even mention what happens when that whole shit needs to be encapsulated in VPN packets.

The beach after work was nice tough.

Fun fact: I setup an Iodine server for avoiding some censorship with IPoverDNS... boy.. they even have a limit for subdomains length. Didn't work in everyplace the damn IPoDNS.

If I had a company and wanted a real optimized app I'd send'em to Cuba.

A while ago I was ranting with a person while I was videochatting, the quality was super crappy, lots of frames loss, it was not a conversation at all. I thought...

The first time I did videoconferencing was with Windows Netmeeting (remember that shit?) Over a 56K modem with a real connection of 34K. And I could talk (video and audio) with my Uncle on the other side of the ocean. Yes, 320x240 resolution. But we were having a conversation.

2020 - 200Mb/s symmetrical fibber, damn WiFi. Better networking equipments in general, no noisy copper lines.

And my phone struggled to make video call. It was like 1 frame every 2/3 seconds. Not to mention the audio lagging.

WHAT THE FUCK WENT WRONG???

I guess what somebody here says... they don't care about the math anymore.

And I couldn't agree more with your post. My laptop has 8 cores and 16GB RAM yet Ubuntu's Gnome 3 can't make be fluid with 9 open windows. Spotify, Brave browser, Slack, and bunch of terminals. Terminals. Freaking terminals. 8 cores. 16GB RAM. Freaking terminals.

@Root Wonderful quote. I hope that such affirmation will keep running our jobs openings 😂

Wisdom here.

@devphobe actually... that commit message instead of "First commit" encourages me to git init first!
You have changed a person today sir!
Gonna start initializing my repos with that super cool message! 👌

@N00bPancakes couldn't agree more with you. Our stuff in GCP is manageable for now. If it was our main cloud... this right now could be a serious setback.

@p100sch WOW!! Didn't know that! We work with BigQuery but our data team has not encountered an issue yet. It seems Big Query is the only thing that really delivers some value in GCP (GKE is and was lit but we have so many offerings right now).

People call it the "hidden cloud gem" or diamond... Or whatever... pricy rock.

@netikras IMHO... Missing tests in some code... The kernel ring didn't spit nothing. But resolvd had a hard time starting.

@SortOfTested Thanks! I was a long time user of Gentoo so Arch seems nice nowadays. But I'll try those three recommendations you gave me.
My hardware is a Lenovo so that's a Plus!

@SortOfTested actually I'm on the verge of ditching Ubuntu, I'm open to distro recommendations...
I just want a stable Desktop.
Maybe some stable Bluetooth audio too.

Update: Gnome can't even correctly send the reboot signal. Had to go to a tty, login and reboot from there. Seriously... what went wrong at some time?