@neoxaero sort of, problem is sometimes we lose a lot of time to make some stupid idea work and then they want the easier faster solution anyways... If they simply heard the rest of the team things could go so much smoother...

@MrCSharp nahh, I got you, and you are not far from the truth, indeed that PM is a harsh person and should be handled carefully, I only pressed forwards with my point of view because I was 100% certain I was right and my idea was the best option for the project, otherwise I'd keep it quiet and not say anything. Some people are just like this, and we developers have to learn how to deal with them...

@aviophile exactly, surprised? XD

@Codex404 ohh trust me, he has noticed, because the PM is one of the persons who have always supported me for being someone always in search of doing everything with the highest quality possible, yet another reason for me to be baffled by his decision at the time...
He wouldn't fire me, obviously, but the PM could damage my productivity scores or place me in a shitty project that would end up doing the exact same to my scores, it wouldn't be the first time I'd see that sort of behaviour

@MrCSharp that is the exact opposite of what I should do, that PM is known for being quite aggressive when it comes to punishing people, hence not many daring to challenge him, the best thing you can do in situations like these is to prove them you are right, that way they can't argue because they have no reason to

The irony in all of this is that the PM went back to the old project and is now leading the new trainee team in a desperate attempt to fix all of the bugs it has... Some people just never learn.

We now have a new PM and had no issues to this very day, so luckily things are working out alright, unlike the first few months with the first PM...

@stop wow this reference is almost as old as me :D +1 for the memories :)

@ReturnVoid xD

No MS-DOS?

@allanx2000 google "ppap" or "pen pinapple apple pen", impossible to miss

I think I posted this too soon... Not everybody has watched the original clip yet :(

@NateTDenlinger I love networking :) prefer it to programming anytime. I am more of a hardware guy ;)

2nd one and either tab or 4 spaces in the indentation

@NateTDenlinger I know, I was wondering if I was one of the few who got the joke or it wasnt funny at all because of the low amount of ++

Either people do not understand this joke or I think it is funnier than it really is :/

@port22 actually I think mint is more newbie friendly, specially if you use the cinnamon mint. It really comes down to the distro's variants and in my personal experience some tools I use at school are already installed, in ubuntu it forces me to install them first (well, some of the software... It varies too with distros...)

@vedant15188 I do not understand all that overly complex chemistry and biology stuff, but I had a few classes and got some basics :) if IT was not an option for me biology or chemistry were strong alternatives ;)

Ahahah good find xD

What?? XD

Why not mint?

@vedant15188 and yes I do get what you mean ;)

@vedant15188 IKR :D Everything should be hexes!! so pretty and perfect O_O

hex is always awesome :D

"dude", does he even code? xD

no, never enough... as soon as I open even a single web page 200mb of ram are gone, annoying as hell

@joaonunes customers*

@kostre nooo xD I mean the people working on the IT business usually find costumers like the one described above

@edisonn I noticed that but if you wait a couple of seconds the menu background goes back to normal

@cameron what do you mean?

@Letmecode I had a similar case where someone asked me for help because he was unable to print a document on his wifi printer while the problem was simply that it was not turned on