Work conversation in which I express my wonder at a teammate.
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Sean P. O. MacCath-Moran
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PHP Engineer with over three decades of development experience in a variety of languages, databases and technologies, lately focusing on back end Drupal and the LAMP stack. On my second decade of veganism and animal rights work. Love to cook, handy with crafts, and learning to sail.
Sometimes you just have be honest about what you've done.
A few years back there were a couple of these "#guess the #character" #games floating around, and I made a couple of my own, having mostly just shared them around at work. I think it's time to get more life out of them, soooo: want to take a guess? =o)
I am absolutely furious with Google. I searched for "libra office mac download". I confidently clicked on the top search result labeled "Download - Office - Powerful office suite. And Open Source". Clicking on the Download menu opened a download dialog with "LibreOffice_7.4.3_Win_x64.exe". It was then that I realized I was on "libroofice.com", and that google's top search result was a scam site. Looking back, I saw it was a paid for advert.
What the ACTUAL fuck, google?
This is on the kitchen counter in an image from a property listing I'm looking at, and I can't figure out what it is. Can anyone clue me in?!
Actual picture of my tree right now.
What do you use to create diagrams for documentation purposes?
TL;DR: I'm asking for advice/suggestions on what tool(s) to use to create a "server diagram" or a "process flow diagram".
Explanation: In my project, I have an internal github, a external bitbucket, an external Jenkins and site hosting, and an internal Jenkins and site hosting. A shortened telling (and a somewhat fictionalized one for the sake brevity) of the workflow is:
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