This is why I don't usually tell anyone. Although last time I worked on a project I told a bunch of people hoping it would incentivise me to finish. Did it work? Oh my no.
ISO 8601 only, please.
You know, with all the projection the right seems to do, I wonder what crimes Trump's kids should be investigated for?
If only I could be so grossly incandescent.
Java/Kotlin and JavaScript/Typescript primarily now. I used to know Visual Basic, PHP, C/C++, and COBOL; but I haven't touched any of them in almost 20 years now.
Been a developer for 20 years and the temptation to quit and be a stay-at-home Dad is really tempting if it was at all financially viable.
I was browsing Reddit at the time, but I never saw the post. I don't see literally every post on the internet when I'm browsing.
I don't get this logic. I don't go to Reddit anymore so I don't see the content unless someone reposts it here. I'm happy people are posting here, either way.
It drove my coworkers up the wall to hear that my wife, kids, and I were totally cool with being locked down together. And I had been working from home for years before the pandemic. I think they chafed at being locked down and the notion of anyone being okay with it was unfathomable to them.
It took me a minute, but anti abortionists basically want women to be barefoot and pregnant in the kitchen. Utah has polygamy, so more women barefoot and pregnant.
Even though I won't be there for it, somehow heat death makes me very sad.
It's $5 for 4 of them.