Since taking office at the beginning of 2023, Defense Minister Boris Pistorius has been thinking about ways to make the Bundeswehr more attractive as a career.
No amount of money or benefits will ever make me a government's boot licker. Sorry, not sorry
Rust, combined with its' excellent tooling, is the only language that has managed to make me feel like a genius while writing code. It may not be for everyone, but I personally absolutely love the ergonomics, safety and performance promises the language makes.
I feel like this is very subjective, but I usually commit whenever
a) I have to edit only one thing in a certain file. If I am reasonably sure that I'll only change this one thing in a file, I'll commit
b) I feel like what I have just done works, and it is worth writing an explanatory commit comment for: This could be whenever I add or modify a helper function, when I make a new struct, fix a bug, refactor something, etc.
c) I am done with it entirely :3
Nah all my friends r on androcur and it seems to be good
guh!
Not sure if my client is borked of if you forgot to paste the fstab line
Rotate the screen by 90° for perfect Java Stacktrace compatibility
That interim CEO seems like they suck; I hope they don't stay.
Misleading title: SIEMENS Mobility is looking for said Windows 3.11 admin. NOT the German Railway
O...kay? I don't really care lmao
This is not Art, unless you have made this piece yourself and made it specifically to look like AI generated imagery.
Your friendly reminder that the Brave CEO is Mozillas old CEO, who was fired from Mozilla for being unapologetically homophobic.
No amount of money or benefits will ever make me a government's boot licker. Sorry, not sorry
I fucking hope not.
Rust, combined with its' excellent tooling, is the only language that has managed to make me feel like a genius while writing code. It may not be for everyone, but I personally absolutely love the ergonomics, safety and performance promises the language makes.
I feel like this is very subjective, but I usually commit whenever a) I have to edit only one thing in a certain file. If I am reasonably sure that I'll only change this one thing in a file, I'll commit b) I feel like what I have just done works, and it is worth writing an explanatory commit comment for: This could be whenever I add or modify a helper function, when I make a new struct, fix a bug, refactor something, etc. c) I am done with it entirely :3
I hope this helps at least a little!