Kotlin is one of my favorite languages

I ran slackware in college with fluxbox. I thought I was pretty darn cool.

Spectrum had a policy like this at one point. They’d shut you off after a couple of instances of p2p that were reported. Afterwards, they directed you into a captive portal with some plausible deniability where you had to say “I don’t know what happened, but it won’t happen again”.

Nowadays they just send you an email but don’t restrict access.

Either way the Internet isn’t too safe, protect yourself with at least a VPN.

Just determining the requirements would be a nightmare.

I’ve worked on teams converting legacy code for most of my life. The planning for something like this would take longer than six months.

If this proceeds in Trump’s corrupt government, Elon will get the contract, will claim it is too broken to salvage, and will privatize it. The only way this goes anywhere is if Trump and musk stand to gain money, and they stand to gain a lot.

This is the way. I do my checks on pre push because my team has a PR driven workflow. I also have an alias to run-tests && git push origin HEAD since my tests are expensive (minutes to run thousands of tests), and I didn’t want that in a git hook.

I’ve been playing my steam backlog and recently have been working on Darksiders. This stupid boss killed me dozens of times yesterday, but I got her today!!

https://www.ign.com/wikis/darksiders/Twilight_Cathedral,_Tiamat

It’s a modern day enterprise fizzbuzz: https://github.com/EnterpriseQualityCoding/FizzBuzzEnterpriseEdition

I’d stop shopping there if I had a time machine that could take me back to 2003.

I’ve worked on projects for the government as a contractor. There is SQL; SQL as far as the eye can see. I’m sure the NSA has some novel solutions to crunching shittons of big data, but day to day, at least in my experience, it is a lot of relational CRUD and reporting queries.

For the curious, it does clearly exist:

https://docs.aws.amazon.com/govcloud-us/latest/UserGuide/govcloud-rds.html

The project sounds neat, but when I saw the thumbnail I was wondering why someone posted about a 1995 Thinkpad. I don’t think I could go back to a thick laptop, even if the screen is tiny.

I’d probably go for a framework laptop with a keyboard in my bookbag, but that’s just me.

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It’s just a word at the end of the day. To me “main” is literally a shorter word that means the same thing in my brain. It could be “trunk” or “release” or whatever else you’d like. “master” makes some people uneasy, so it seems like a simple solution to pick a different word.

The development community talked, informally settled on main, and here we are. Anecdotally it took me more time to write this than to switch most of my projects over. I use GitHub actions and a simple find/replace for a word not otherwise commonly used was the ticket.

I really don’t care what other people use at the end of the day. Discussing version control and branching strategies drains my life away. If it is difficult to switch, don’t, but if you start a new repo it is worth thinking about for a moment.

Main is more concise and less problematic. A win all around.

virtue - behavior showing high moral standards.

Wouldn’t want to signal that.

You would probably be able to run it. It will run like crap, but it will likely start. Postgres can run on as little as 8mb of ram, but not well. I’d recommend a box with at least 2gb of ram if you want to spin up multiple containers.

sqlite would probably be a better choice on an aging pi, but I’m sure you have your reasons.

Sounds like a good time to start padding estimates.

Let’s all head to the conference room, so we can discuss the definition of a story point for an hour. I’d also like to talk about why we are behind schedule and our velocity is dipping. Let’s make it two hours.

Are the bright colors giving you impure thoughts?

They’re in the area!