Eric Nichols 
nixCraft 🐧The secret ingredients to getting code to work are:
0. anger 😠
1. hate 😡
2. coffee ☕
3. lots of music 🎶 in the background.
ricardo 
@nixCraft amen! 😄 applies to cybersec too!
Paul Buetow@nixCraft mindful meditation!
Phil Randal@nixCraft 4. a good night's sleep
tomm 
@nixCraft I personally can’t code without “Stains of Time” playing in the background. It combines all the 4 topics
Bonkers@nixCraft having a nap and seeing it later
;)
Calicosine@nixCraft Personally I work better under silence.
Erik “Lacraia” Magnusson@nixCraft I thought you were trolling, but so far all replies has been in agreement⁉️😧
@lacraia My friend, this world has too much pain and suffering (anxiety, etc.). This post and replies are proof ;) Ha!
eosdev.eth 
🐧@nixCraft 2 & 3 for sure!
nmc@nixCraft Una passeggiata
zoot_collins@nixCraft 4. StackExchange
LievenBlancke
iCyberFighter@nixCraft I heard it can be asking ChatGPT what has to be fixed…
Stefan Scholl@nixCraft After 2 comes the shit break.
Diabolic Preacher@nixCraft why no voting!! 😄
secret ingedient to getting code to work is to print debug the soul out of it.
secret ingedient to getting code to work is to print debug the soul out of it.
Sterling@nixCraft
Persistence. Being patient and asking "Why?" until you're exhausted.
Persistence. Being patient and asking "Why?" until you're exhausted.
Irati 🦉🔱@nixCraft
Same goes for 'code for humans' (policies, guidelines and SOPs)
Same goes for 'code for humans' (policies, guidelines and SOPs)
B Larson@nixCraft Computers are shifty and WILL try to pull a fast one on you unless you intimidate them into running code properly.
Markus F. Frisch@nixCraft
I respectfully disagree and propose the following:
1. Proper understanding of the problem
2. Agreeing with myself about the solution
3. A good nights sleep
4. A quiet room
5. Mute notification on Teams, phone, etc.
I might agree about the coffee though …