omg it's smiling! I guess it's because it knows how insane the process of landing is when you literally cannot see the runway (and if you can, you're about to crash).
omg it's smiling! I guess it's because it knows how insane the process of landing is when you literally cannot see the runway (and if you can, you're about to crash).
I've just finished #expedition33
I've played for 45 hours, and the story's been hitting me like a truck. (No, I'm not crying, just sweating from my eyes.)
Amazing work, Sandfall, the story is really top tier. I guess I'll go listen to the soundtrack and get flashbacks.
I needed to prototype stuff at work, decided to add a simple UI so that I can show things to colleagues without fumbling with CLI. It should’ve been easy, but~
1. It’s #MFC - an easy task becomes harder.
2. I need to integrate in into the main UI.
Mission impossible, arrrrgh
Note to self: implement actual things, then maybe think about UI, especially if the said UI will never make it to production.
I received a notification that keys for an app will expire soon and must be recreated. The task only requires a few mouse clicks. But nobody touched the app for a year. Boss brought in a DevOps guy who looked at everything and said that the keys are not used here.
Some time later, the chat involved 10 people, including a guy 8 time zones away and half of his team which established that the keys were used in THEIR part of the app.
Overall, nice Friday. At least it’s solved.
Implementing number to Roman converter like this made me feel like a moron. But, hey, this piece of code works...