

In my experience they do.
I’ve given some cooled out bees some honey and warm water, and they always go for it and usually recover and fly away
In my experience they do.
I’ve given some cooled out bees some honey and warm water, and they always go for it and usually recover and fly away
Well, that’s how my business trips usually look like.
Work outside of usual production, but still somehow watch and verify your changes during production the next day, maybe producing hot-fixes, and trying to get some sleep until you can do your tests of changes at night, after you hopefully have swallowed all the fucking log data with a beer - and sometimes 2 and something stronger.
Then you go to bed with an unresolved issue, wake up during the night with some kind of wacky dreamed up solution.
Without any other option you hack it in, and it miraculously works.
Then you go home and sleep - until some support call disturbs your Zen and you’re helplessly confused again …
Actually, in some industries this is actually a good thing
If you can have a bumpy first day on Friday, and e.g. the warehouse is closed on the weekend, you can fix all the things you’ve seen on Friday during the weekend. And don’t have to suffer through a real rough week with in-production patching
Aren’t those things a bit overkill for stuff like shaheds?
Don’t we have some smaller and more cost effective stuff?
Imho to be a pawn means to be moved around by external strong forces.
And that can never be ok. Because every human is the god/king/creator of his own life and no one else has say in it - as long as he doesn’t influence another’s freedom.
What’s so fucking hard about that for society?
Wouldn’t it be nicer, if everyone could do whatever the fuck feels necessary for him and the society he cares about?
I’ve nothing against money, because it has great value in communicating, well, value.
But the imperialistic capitalism we currently ride is not even just not sustainable, it also brings misery to do many people, while we technically would have the means to prevent raid misery.
It’s just stupid all around…
Who could have thought?! 😱
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As far as I know it’s not that easy. The…test person has to take quite some breaths of it until it shows some effect
Not just that
There seems to be money flowing to quite some extremist parties in Europe
Ah, ok, thanks!
Maybe it’s just my personal preference, but I really like that solution, as it doesn’t dictate how I need to live or manage my bar - if I would have one
Mental setting is pretty much everything in nicotine withdrawal - at least in my experience
Physically it just doesn’t do much
You can still smoke in some bars?
In Austria they completely outlawed that with the argument, that the workers are forced to work in a smoke filled room
I’m probably one of those old guys, but I really enjoy a cigarette to my “Feierabendbier” and now I’m pretty much never going to a bar anymore, because at home I can have that combination…
Yeah, was the first thing I thought, how the fuck do they want to cool them?
Yeah, because it works so fucking well in the USA…
Great idea
Yeah, I tried just to be lazy and generate some regex and config file for a custom log format in lnav (multi log file viewer - at least for Linux, don’t know about other platforms)
And it pretty much ran circles with the mistakes it made. Every time I corrected it with something, it would make a mistake from before again.
In the end I did the thing myself and could have spared me off nearly an hour of trying this stupid trend of vibe coding…
Yeah, I need to keep my hair a bit longer to not look like a worm
So I bought one of those trimmers, you can connect to a vacuum. This sucks in the hair and it gets cut at least reasonable long.
And every place I went, they just did their typical thing that’s currently en vogue, didn’t matter much, what I was saying. It was always just an adaptation of the current style.
So I gave up paying 30-100€ every few months, because they couldn’t get it right anyway.
If I need to look like shit for a few weeks, it should at least be cheap…
What if the script fails?
Thanks!
Probably good to know, if/when I switch to wayland
Yeah, exactly! Harmattan
In one the spring broke and it didn’t lock anymore.
And with the other one…phew… Don’t remember anymore, but couldn’t be that bad, because I’ve re-ordered another set.
But they just didn’t hold up as good as I’d have expected.
In general, I’m with you
But sometimes I need to revert/comment out a code block, because another code part isn’t finished/working as it should.
Sure, it clutters code, but if I just comment out a function call and temporarily replace it with the workaround, it should imho stay in code.
Else the workaround will stay forever and the commented out code will act as a reminder, that this part isn’t clean yet.
But maybe it really is a case by case thing, where sometimes it’s better to branch it out for later merge - although that can get really messy, while having the future implementation commented out, others will also see, how it is supposed to work and don’t try to further extend the workaround, which makes future merging hell
Out of interest, how would your best practice look in such cases?