I haven't been getting any responses so I will probably take it down.

Just letting you know @dfox since it is up on the projects page. It might be wise to remove it from there.

Please tell me that's not from our repositories?...

I had problems like these too often. My fix was delete build.gradle and create pom.xml

@hacker incredible, people were generally positive but still had useful feedback.

Some even got around to some penetration testing but failed to break anything without a little bit of server side help. (Aka me generating insane amounts of content for them to load simultaneously)

Well if 1 in 10 people guess the wrong answer on a multiple choice test this isn’t that bad honestly...

@deusprogrammer it’s a strange beast but easy to build large scale applications with it

I wonder how the negotiations for your rates will go

@rik61072 Thanks! I expect very exciting years

@Rohr No I am not earning money with it. I use the blue server (I call it overlord) for my day-to-day stuff and practical things. The cluster is turned off most of the time and I only boot it to run tests.

That's what I use it for, tests. I develop enterprise software and I use the cluster to test in a 'load balanced' environment.

By having the cluster off most of the time, the power bill isn't too bad. The rest of the rack draws an average of 80W which costs a decent amount of money but to me it is worth the stuff I learn from the hands-on experience.

@Snatchedd thank you!

I think someone is getting trolled. Not sure if it is us or you

@scandar @kanishk can we for once mention a brand and not start an X vs Y war?

Android has custom keyboards, iOS has custom keyboards. Done

@subinSv nice

@subinSv if you’re using grub you should be able to run

grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg

It should autodetect your Windows bootloader then.

@bigdbronc ah, thank you. That helps

@FMashiro all they can “track” is the fact that you’re on the station. It’s not like they have access to your traffic.

@ClemFrieckie I pay about 2 bucks for a 20 minute train ride. The train generally isn’t full either.

@LogicBomb no absolutely not. In transactions you are either a customer or a product. If you’re not paying then there is no question which of the two you are

I think this is fine because they are providing free WiFi as a service

Little tip, you can probably temporarily disable windows updates by making changes to the hosts file. You just have to find out an automated way of doing this.

Hm so I guess we’re in a pretty one-sided yet long-term relationship then huh?

@illusion466 Well come join us! :D

@MurmeltierS Most browsers expand the emoji. We just registered the expanded version.

Invite link: https://join.slack.com/t/xn--vi8h/...

@byte-me haha well then you're a stronger person than I am

Yeeaa... "This month I'm gonna save some money".... Hehe... Hehe...

@dontPanic But would you use spaces between operators or no? ;)

@dontPanic Haha very true!

Mostly Spring. It does almost everything I need it to do.

This is where the agile methodology comes in: Focus on value.

How does a chat application provide value? Well it allows users to communicate with eachother. So that's what you create first. A simple text box that sends messages to someone else.
In that case you wouldn't worry about styling, authentication or user membership.

Once you have the 'value' down you can start incrementally improving on the product. These can be tiny steps like @unity said. For instance, focus on styling for a week. Then try to implement a login form which accept any credential but allows users to pick a username. Etc... Etc...