I don’t know who is password, or why is password, or when is password, but I do know where is password, and it’s out there!

I don’t know who is password, or why is password, or when is password, but I do know where is password, and it’s out there!

Jesus, Buddah, Spongebob! I don’t have time to be picky!


I found that I do my morning exercise way more reliably than my afterwork exercise. I try to get 30 minutes in each session.
The biggest game changer, however, was not working 8 hours a day anymore. It also helps to have a boss who’s fine with delays, so you can extend the morning session if you feel like it.
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Oh my!
In this case the developer hasn’t designed this with the user in mind. Their rock is clearly too small for the user to sit on comfortably. Therefore it’s the dev’s fault.


Yeah, I thought that, too. But to be fair, I can’t think of any missing feature.


If you have htop installed, run it in a terminal and click, for instance, the column headers.


That was it! Thank you.


“This isn’t a bazaar. We don’t haggle over deadlines. We professionally estimate them.”


So what? If you weren’t consulted when the deadline was set, it’s not your problem. Have some balls and rip your bosses a new one when they pull bullshit like this. “That deadline was unattainable when it was set. Had our team been consulted, we could’ve worked on a solution. But since sales went over our heads, this is their mess to clean up.”


Can a file really be split efficiently? And is reading from multiple files on the same disk really faster than scanning a single file from top to bottom?


Well, Safari is the only browser not to support the new Temporal API.


The new Temporal library in JavaScript is quite good.
Sadly, Safari fucks us yet again.


Fuck, yesss!


God rested on the seventh day, but Sabbath is on Saturday. Tadaa, week starts on Sunday.


Yes, another thing in the neverending list of shit you have to learn at some point if you’re any kind of programmer.
Some people start their week on the wrong day.


If you think looking at Thursday seems like a random choice: It’s basically a majority vote among the days of the week. If Thursday is in the new year, then 4 days (Thu–Sun) are in the new year. If Thursday is in the old year, then 4 days are in the old year (Mon–Thu).
What was particularly binary about the old mascot?