@Glavic you misunderstood me. I believe that devops is the way to go entirely. Screw all handovers to ops. The roles dev and ops are obsolete. You build it you run it and all the crap that comes with it. There should however be supporting teams that can aid in constructing the docker image in a good way, maintaining k8s clusters etc. Their job should not be to run your docker image.

Syntax error as your org has both devs and devops. You can have a centralized team to help with those tasks but it's your job to build/deploy/run/monitor/maintain the application. If your using docker then this should be fairly trivial.

It could be a hardware upgrade in the network at the ISP. We sometimes bump customers' speeds if it's a cost reduction on our end (crazy but true). If the capacity is unused then why not do something good for your customers? It can also happen if you have an unsynchronised speed (i.e. 100/10) but then your down speed probably wouldn't change, just the upload speed.

Have a similar situation but I ended up using a plugin that switches tabs with set intervals. Then I just put the dashboards I want in different tabs.

@Jifuna people not beeing communicative can be difficult of course but I hope you can get around it. Not having regular pair programming or code reviews usually results in crappy code.

I usually invite junior devs when refactoring their code so we can go through the changes. I would recommend you ask him for this, that way it's not just him rewriting it.
Collaboration is key here, changes can be made for so many different reasons, accommodate new features, fix a bug, performance etc. I want to know why someone changed my code so that I can improve and learn.

At my current assignment we're slashing each others code almost daily but we always discuss the reasoning behind it.

I know people who like it, I always assume they feel a need to punish themselves.

The new: .Net Core BE running in linux containers on Kubernetes with a Vue FE. I'm in love.
The old: I could tell you but then I'd have to kill myself just for thinking about it.

Embrace your awkwardness, it's who you are. Once you embrace it you'll stop worrying about it. Don't force yourself to be social etc. At least that didn't work for me, only made me depressed. The social part will come.
Now I'm awkward as s**t and have a wife who loves me for it and two kids I hope will feel the same.

@irene there is no such thing as a neutral number in math. There are positive, negative and imaginary ones. Zero is included with the positives. A count of zero is nothing but it's still included among the positive numbers.

@irene yes it is. In math it's included with the positive numbers.

0 is the smallest positive integer and combinations of the digits 0-9 make up all other numbers. The first 10 digits are therefore 0-9 and not 1-10, memes or not.