SAPUI5 was released in 2009...

@bestperson this is typical: now you -the bearer of truth- are the victim in your story.

You cant figure out why your provided YouTube "sources" are bs and you're calling us sheep because we don't believe your bs.

And I'm not feeding the troll and more

Yeah, people are dying like flies because of cell phones.
Maybe all of the pandemic is a government troll and the earth is flat...

Why is it that people feel special in spreading bs?

Come on... There was free code exchange before stack overflow, there will be Free code exchange after.

How long does it take to build another stack overflow? Minutes?

Everyone is replaceable.

This is the game, someone started same no one can back out:

Companies lie about working conditions, salary, trainings and other circumstances. But they ask for the most honest people with no expectations whatsoever.
People lie in their CV, their knowledge on certain topics and so on...

I would love to be honest, but I'm afraid we will never get to this point again (if we ever were)

You don't feel "the rust power". You feel the confidence of being in a well known environment...

Other languages are also powerful, but you just don't know the power

I acknowledge the challenging part... But interesting? Why?

@Elyz mee too

@Parzi PCI-e is hot pluggable and Linus tech tips did a video, where they tested the feature without killing the card.

PCI is another topic. Like AGP, i don't think it is -even theoretically- hot swappable.

@Parzi the question was if SATA is hot swappable... And SATA is! No one mentioned PCI (which is not hot pluggable and I haven't seen it since a long time ago)

@junon that's why I wrote theoretically... I've not seen it, but if you have multiple CPU and the hardware supports it, too... ... ...

https://kernel.org/doc/html/...

SATA ist hot pluggable. Under Linux even a CPU is hot pluggable theoretically...

The SATA switches are an interesting feature

There is no better education than learning from errors

... Leaving by the end of the year

@010001111 I think your statement above and the explanation matches. Thank you :-)

@010001111 raised by wolves?

This is an ad

@electrineer you are right, but the crunch time before is my problem.

* First try

Thanks :-)

The software is written in a language, that is supposed to be OOP..

Python is beautiful? Wtf?

@kescherRant only if the fish agrees...

A* linuch? What's linuch?

@JakobMenski did I type your mistake? You're blaming the wrong one ;-)

Nur echt mit Rechtschreibfehler

This is so old... This should have been dead so long ago.

Just use your knowledge.

My trainer said to me: if you act like a sacrificial animal, you become one.

Respect all, also yourself. Take the time to learn, but do learn.

Don't think of others as junior or senior. There are people you can learn from and those who... Well... Did I mention the idiots?

Sometimes (even if I call myself a senior developer) I have to learn things from a junior. Because he does stuff better than I did.

It doesn't matter how old you are or what sex or whatever. The only thing that matters is the passion for tech. :-)

You can only recognize your own progress, by the number of idiots around you :-) the better you are, the greater the number... And don't mix it up with overconfidence.

Seriously. Programming is no magic. Stick to the rules, read, learn and be open for new things is all it needs.