Its stagemonitor, a Java performance monitoring project. I've put a lot of love, sweat and tears into it :D
https://github.com/stagemonitor/...

@mhudson the only downside is the latency is really bad

At first sight, I read Googleist xD

@gashadokuro thats horrible tbh :(

@aaxa Rainbiw tables are used when the attacker already has access to the database. The best guard against rainbow tables are salting the hashes (use bcrypt!) and password policies. You could add a little delay like 5s when the user repeatedly entered a wrong password. But don't implement it via Thread.sleep() as an attacker could easily exhaust your thread pool that way leadind to a dos.

@gashadokuro that could easily be abused by an attacker by locking all customer accounts

@Dacexi did you just assume his OS? :O xD

@matsaki95 or you just translate 'fuck off' into japanese and make a shirt out of it...

@srganiga well, there is more to a relation than INSERT INTO...

@matsaki95 simple: google translate :D

Did she SELECT you?

@gberginc wrong as you can only have one at a time :D (at least in most western civilisations)

Java has IntStream.range tho
And yes, java is and always was a verbose language. I personally like groovy a lot for being almost a superset of java. Going to take a look a Kotlin. Scala never really interested me. It has cool features but it just doesn't look sexy.
That being said I still like coding in Java.

Probably made by the sultans of swing

But what I like about coding is that you 'have a chance' against extroverts as you don't have to be loud to be heared. The only thing that counts is code. Maybe thats why a lot of introverts code. Its a way to express yourself without having to say a lot.

I actually think this is some kind of self fulfilling prophecy. Just like 'only men do this'. I think this thinking hurts our industry. Don't get me wrong, there is nothing wrong in being anxious. I'm an introvert myself. But I think that having a variety of different personalities is beneficial as it gives more perspectives and approaches.