Yep. I forced my colleague to stay home because she was clearly sick.

Feeling awful this morning. Didn’t sleep well last night for some reason. If this feeling doesn’t go away by lunch time, I will go home to rest.

Any solution that requires a specific programming language and/or environment is prone to break when you move your shit around. Which is why I prefer to use very basic tools and as plain code as possible1.

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  1. Read: I use some old-fashioned programming language (bash ❤ ) and/or a lot more basic than with some fancy-pants library (especially in the case of Javascript).

Genau. Ich auch.

Blargh. That pretty much sums up my feelings right now.

Yesterday was a darn beautiful day. The sun was shining from clear blue sky and it was really warm for this time of the year (the maximum was around +15°C). However, the spring decided to pull its (snow) blanket back on and we woke up to this:
Nope, nope, nope, nope, I want to go back to sleep…
But when I got back home from work about 9 hours later, almost all that snow was gone:
That spot is mostly in the shadows through the whole day, that’s why not all snow is gone.
#springinfinland

Geesh… Was this a review or what?

Speaking of lame development jokes, I have a pretty lame alias in my .gitconfig now: https://social.10centuries.org/#208480

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Yeah, but there should be some sort of a mention that you need to do this certain thing in this certain way so that you don't end up having problems. That is worth writing some documentation. ?

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Better documentation would have helped. I think I need to write that thing down somewhere so that in the future we don’t end up in this situation again.

Yeah, I don’t like blaming people for making mistakes either, but there are some people in this project who like to play the blame game. Luckily they are being phased out from the project.