Man, I just had the dubious pleasure of helping my dad migrate from an iPhone 8 to 12 over the phone. It was a several hour/day affair. He had a different account for iCloud and the app store, and had gotten his account locked on the second. Also, he was going from 256gb to 128gb, so we had to move some stuff to iCloud. Add to that the fact I’m an android user.

We ended up putting my mom’s phone with the camera facing his screen during video calls.

I think his least favorite change was going from touchid to faceid. The screen is a lot bigger, though.

Id being one billion doesn’t mean it’s the billionth repo.

That’s testing in production, with live ammo. Glad it didn’t maim anyone.

Op wrote software development, but the example is more infrastructure focused. Which is a lot easier to parse

Yeah, color and text say save, icon says delete. So it’s a 2 to 1 chance it’s going to save. Good odds!

The company I used to work at paid for me to get two certifications on Dynamics. Once I left there and got another job, I didn’t put th3 certifications on my CV so I wouldn’t be called to work with this.

It actually was! Some crazy energy that guy has.

I feel you. I got bored on the weekend, so now as a result, I’m way ahead on work for the week. The good thing is I can compensate by napping and playing games during work hours the rest of the week. And not a guilty thought at all.

I don’t agree. To me it is like trying to make water cleaner but mixing it with contaminated water.

Not overnight. The merge took 10 days, otherwise it wouldn’t be perfect.

At least you have until the end of the day to (try to) regain some motivation. My daily is currently at the 10am. Smack dab in the middle of the morning.

Lol

What about typecasting to a car?

Functionally the same

Or, more commonly, “Tô nem aí” which would translate to “I’m not even there”.

Upvote for the stormlight archives reference.

I think you hit the main issue right there. Devs don’t hate the tool, they hate that the tool doesn’t solve the issue. Like trying to drill a hole with a screw and a hammer.