Swap Like It's 1996

Content CLIENT: "What is going on with my website? It looks all wrong!" ME: "It was working just fine yesterday, let's take a look." Us: "Let's take a look.... (We download a page, check out the code. Well, it looks as if someone's gone in and deleted some of the code that makes the site work." CLIENT: "Yeah, that was me, I was getting rid of some of your unnecessary code... why isn't the site working?"

Content No Inti Your dev anything make thi propertie Troubleshooting has completed Troubleshooting was unable to automatically fix all of the issues below. Problems found "Ethernet" doesn't have a valid IP configuration A Chi Vie -> Give feedback on this troubleshooter -> Close the troubleshooter View detailed information Advan Change adapter options View network adapters and change connection settings. Network and Sharing Center For the networks you connect to, degice hat you wantsa share. View hardware and connection properties

Content Alexis Stamatakis AlexisCompBio A Bachelor thesis in my lab makes a seminal contribution to software engineering - open source codes written in C on github have higher code quality when they contain swear words. C source code without swear words C source code with swear words 0.30 Proportion of repositories .10 0.05 0.00 0 4 6 Code quality score 8 6 Code quality score 8 10:56 PM Feb 9, 2023 644.2K Views 1,426 Retweets ProdrammerHumor.io 211 Quote Tweets 8,429 Likes

Content A CRYPTO NERD'S IMAGINATION: Okay let's hack Deutsche Bahn servers so that we can stop all train service No good! They secured their network infrastructure! Blast! Our evil plan is foiled! What happened yesterday: Okay take this 5 plier and go cut those two vital optic fiber cables Lmao, okay got it.

When the network admin says "we don't have budget for proper infrastructure" but you've got a microwave from 1992 and a dream. The classic "it's not stupid if it works" approach to networking. That router is getting the five-star treatment with its own Faraday cage that doubles as a popcorn maker. Bet the WiFi password is "HotPocket123" and the network goes down every time someone heats up lunch. Enterprise-grade cooling? Nah, just leave the door open. I've seen cleaner cable management in a pasta bowl, but hey—zero dollars spent on a rack cabinet, infinite points for creativity.

Linus Torvalds, the guy who actually revolutionized computing with Linux and Git, works from what looks like a normal person's home office with a standing desk and basic setup. Meanwhile, your average tech bro needs a triple-monitor RGB-infested battlestation with studio lighting and a gaming chair that costs more than Linus's entire desk just to push commits to a React tutorial repo. The contrast is *chef's kiss*. One guy literally changed how the world writes software and runs servers. The other makes TikToks about his "coding setup" and hasn't merged a PR in weeks. Priorities, right?