This happened to me last year. I took a counter, a month later the company re-shuffled and I
took the new job.

They're always late in the UK too. Two weeks ago I caught a train for the first time in months, was 30 mins late.

I stopped taking the bus last month because it's always late, I can walk the 3 miles faster than waiting for the bus to get me there.

@KDSBest mid 2000's had penguins I think. Back when Ubuntu was on 6.06..

@cmarshall10450 yeah they did maintenance yesterday on something and the usual pipelines and webhooks broke.

We use pipelines on merges to run some checks then issue a deployment on aws.

There's a variety of ways to do it by possibly one of the following:

- triggering something on codecommit.

- raising an ECS task from pipelines to run a deployment script

- using SSM documents to run a deployment task on an EC2

Obviously if doing any of these, only use AWS keys with limited permissions on pipelines such as issue SSM or only codecommit access.

Personally, I wouldn't rely on bitbucket pipelines for actually deploying production code whether it's a whole lambda function or something simple like and S3 sync. Pipelines just has too many issues.

@vane I cleaned up 100gb of unused docker images from mine today...

@cmarshall10450 today was odd, some other people at work had the same as you. usually it's just broken. Luckily I had already finished my deployments for the day 😄

@netikras I'm not aware of anything purpose built but I also haven't looked for a few years.

You might be able to program an Arduino or raspberry pi to do it, ODB adapters exist for both.

If you set it as the boot script on the device you could probably just add a simple power switch for the rpi/Arduino so it only runs it when you need it. That way you can hide the device behind the car dash or something.

It's a while since I looked at OBD so I'm not sure which commands you need to run.

@netikras hmm, seems it might be difficult on ODB-II

You might do better with a cheap wired VAG ODB tool so you don't rely on the phone software.

I'm dreading when my Bluetooth one breaks for my BMW, it was stupidly expensive :(

🙈 Rebase those last 9 commits into 1 with a useful commit message

If we're on the infra team and have to suffer the pain of rollout, we can add as many libraries as we want right? 😄

If your car is old enough, you might be able to get by with a paper clip. I've had a few cars over the years that needed resetting regularly just to keep them working.

@Plasticnova I think the default IDE is Vim, with syntax highlighting off? And definitely on a MacBook Pro so ESC is hidden on the touch bar.

I hate dates, including ISO 8601. Browser JavaScript still does variants on the ISO with the timezone formatting or milli/micro seconds 😔

Do photos from 7 years ago count?

@justwellbrock the question is, can I fix them though? Or am I stuck like this forever...

I have to carry my damn USB-C lead everywhere :(

My generic password is 15+ and includes the characters listed :(

Welcome!

Commit rules might be useful, you could set master to only allow pull requests from a staging branch, and staging can only accept pull requests. Neither are direct writable.

@filthyranter my error rate seems to go down in anger, usually because I end up more focused. Although generally I'm so lazy with typing my error rate is really high during normal coding.

I get a delay between my hands while typing, so the letters from one hand tend to all bundle towards the end of each word :( I get the letters right, just in the wrong order.

@Linux yeah, been managing some for around 5 years now. It's when we push out 20,000 in an hour or so from a single server that we get issues.

I get legit mail at work from companies such as payment providers that always get flagged as spam. Yet those shitty phishing SharePoint emails always get through fine :(

@DLMousey I don't get to throw mine anymore. I bought a laser printer and am only around 4,000 pages into the cartridge :( this printer is now over a year old!

@daarkfall they reported to the ICO and lots of current and expected students kicked up a fuss against them for taking ages to disclose what had happened and the circumstances. The biggest issue discussed was why all the information was allowed on a laptop in the first place.

I don't think they've made any mistakes like that since!

@PrivateGER I've had 3 different default baud rates on mine :(

Ahh yeah, that sucks :( I'd keep complaining about your pc. I eventually got a lovely new one with more ram and a better CPU!

If your using Cordova or webview apps you can just inspect it through Chrome?

@daarkfall my uni lost a laptop with like 10 years of student data on it... This uni is also teaching students from all over the world networking and security... We had many networking/forensics labs too, so it's not like money was much of an issue.

I started using espeasy on mine for home automation, anything else I tend to use nodemcu. I think I have around 5 now?

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