Have a nice Monday wherever you are. :)

http://foaas.com/
https://github.com/dmpayton/...

Raspberry Pi Zero case - Scrooge edition:

price: 1 breakfast

I heard you have a networking problem?

The feeling when the code finally starts working... priceless <3

There should be a garbage collector for IRC channels. If there's no activity for a given period of time, then just cancel it from above...

Sometimes I hate StackOverflow's review because I tend to comment and the post turns out to be 5yo top question with inf. amount of comments.

And there I come, the captain obvious, bumping an old thread because the review told you it's 2hours old or something.

Immortality in the sense like Matrix did it would be quite handy. Imagine you could become a program like Smith and be able to change your own source code, clone yourself with the same thoughts, knowledge and past.

Well, unless someone turns your machine off.

I always love when I type www.stackoverflow.com/index.php, it's a nice thing.

https://youtube.com/watch/...

https://youtube.com/watch/...

<random 10h video>

You know the saying "if you're brave enough", right? In Alestorm they know it too!

https://youtube.com/watch/...

Kivy 1.10.0 just got released for Python 2.7, 3.4, 3.5, 3.6!

Check that fancy thing out =(^.^)=

https://kivy.org

Have you ever wondered why !important is even working? Imagine this:

element {
color: #FF0000 !important;
}

It literally means the red color is NOT IMPORTANT. And this overwrites previous CSS rules such as in this example, previous element.color. Like seriously, where is the logic here? :D

Y'all Vim (anti)fanboyz be like "ha! try to exit Vim!"

And then there's me, Emacs fanboy... my first shortcut was to undo a change - Ctrl+Z. Guess who looked at the monitor like if he got a wet slap?

Note: it minimizes the window and I blinked right in that while.

Just a friendly note: If you use the same technique as I i.e. local GIT repositories backed up on cloud, ALWAYS make sure there is still at least as much free space as the largest repo shallow clone.

It may happen that some really really archaic "commits" will disappear and git won't work as usual, but mostly you'll have an access to the branches, which you can diff against the master and make patches. Then just clone, make branches from patches and code happily ever after.

Also... you really really shouldn't push when you discover(git fsck --all) such an issue in your local repo, although I think git won't even allow you to do so.

Write in C, they said :D

https://youtu.be/XHosLhPEN3k

me: *Tries a little change before going to sleep*

git: error: invalid object xyz

me: sure, fuck you too

StackOverflow is a funny place (http://stackoverflow.com/a/2276604/...)

Free Software Foundation Europe trolling...

Hey, pssst... do you want a stolen pigeon-packet?

I watch talks with smart programmers, PyCons, MIT videos, play with stuff, poke at StackOverflow and contribute. For some reason that works for me and keeps my head clean.

Flashing Android on Saturday, tu ru tu tu tu :D

I just can't... :D

Like hell I'm going to fall for such a trap!

The feeling when you choke your code with cython so much that you manage to get under a single second from almost 2s per quite a lot of calculations with already optimized code.

Another X-mas came!

Being so damn lazy to even attend one. And I don't really like that it's kind of a competiton. These things, sadly, tend to lure morons, which in the end means that you spend sitting in front of a pc with complete strangers without any motivation.

Or am I only being pessimist too much?

Studying. I decide to study for an exam and not only the "coding-zone" is here, but I have an infinite amount of new ideas. Yesterday I fixed some old bugs in the matter of 30min, did some piece of working code for chrome-like notifications in 10min (working, not pretty) and today passed the exam. Slept 2 hours though.

Brain is insane, what do you want to hear...

Is there anyone who understands my struggle and can help with this? Until now I encountered only "use virtualenv" and "why do you want to do that?" crap. Virtualenv can't help here at all, so please don't try to be smartpants with that bullshit.

http://superuser.com/questions/...

I was just scrolling down a Facebook feed and a part of a picture with Linus Torvalds appeared.

- Hell no! Not again, 2016, just fuck off already!!

And then... "Happy birthday!"

My heart skipped a beat...

Again got an email(pseudospam) from a service I subscribed to (yes I did). It says the email is from CEO and it's supposed to be X-mas wish + invitation to their youtube channel. It was, kind of...

But the words they (or he, but I hope not) used in the email! It was so obviously blank, such uninteresting-president-speech. It was even targeted as a spam by gmail. In a foreign lang.

I mean... if you want to reach to your customers, sit on your ass and imagine _yourself_ reading an email that's long, its point was lost somewhere in the fourth sentence and magically appeared at the end + even default mail filter targets it as a spam.

That's what you get from a service. Motivational crap and blank words. Many thanks, I haven't heard a lot of those lately, eh?!

I've seen a lot of stuff mentioned here from little hobby projects to Matrix. This might seem unreachable because it's just too utopic, but I'd really love to at least see the world using one single platform for software that would "just work™".

Like, here you have - simple glue lang, SDK with billion _useful_ libraries that also just work™ and no need to change the code too much or select an alternative function for each different platform e.g. via macros and one last wish - it'll work on every machine that's capable of running any code.

Maybe one day...

There are two main versions of Python.

When you want to have it work with both of them, things can get really ugly. :(