Ok, I'm in. Where do I sign up? ;)

To me left side looks quite SOLID, the right side is very much "liquid" and totally SPAGHETTI. xD

I totally had the same issue, for awhile was using dual boot. The idea of using Windows as my dev os horrified me, but when I actually tried to make it work, it's not that bad. All it takes is to 'vagrant up', 'vagrant ssh' and boom all my project linux env is at my disposal. And yeah, alas but bash for windows can't run server (yet)

@nblackburn I see your concern now :) Maybe because I mostly code in Python indentation looks natural and important to me. The reality it all of the white space in JS is for readability's sake, can only imagine reading that statement as one-liner.

@juniordevjakub @iguana hehe, same here until I realized that the first statement is really a question, so I need to put a question mark right after.
is_this_true?yes:no

What am I missing here? Seems quite readable.

Great balance, thanks for sharing, although 15 hours doesn't leave much for a personal life. On the bright side, it includes one hour for devRant, nice!

btw, your battery might not last all 15 hours, just saying xD

xD maybe, just maybe, it's all about the code style. Think about it, the code speaks louder than comments, so instead of removing the if statement and putting a comment like "// I don't care if it is_today or not" and author decides to make the code rhyme.

Next up:
if (toBe || !toBe) {}
if (isFuture || isPast) {}
if (yes && !no || definitelyYes || maybeOnlyThisTime) {}

@mrstebo uh-oh, you walked into a trap and now it's on you to refactor.

Once I've put a long-running process overnight, only to discover in the morning that the cord had disconnected. The log then told me it stopped at 1am. Hehe

Yeah, long story short, all warnings ended up in the spam, along with the actual spam. Had to adjust my spam filters. @lucas22, nope, but I have that in spam.

Looks like the conference I'd go to.

A typical new year's wish of security officer. PCI ruuuules, yeah! xD Secure New Year to you too!

Congrats to you both, and happy birthday to your fiance.

PS: I see what you did there, so you need to remember only one date instead of two, good one ;)

@rs171 I'm sorry, your connection has timed out. Want to have a good comment?

Aren't you a lucky dog =)

Oh, the things clients manage to do goes beyond devs imagination =)

Care to share some? :) I mean you might as well, it can't be as bad as "Nipple Alert" featured in Silicon Valley =)

Want to have a good comment?

Another dev seduced by the dark force of marketing. To all Jedi devs on the light side of the Force:
MAY THE FORCE BE WITH YOU

@Hakash it's pretty good, not "mac"-good, but decent. It does support multitouch, gestures are good and responsive. Sensitivity is decent, not as presise, but usable. The only thing, I wish it'd be bigger, my dragging had to be fast to drag things around the 4k display :)

Update: so I went to lay my hands on Dell XPS (again), and I've convinced myself it is the one, but I'm gonna wait... So the consultants at MS store don't really know what they sell, I've asked if they have XPS 15 with PCIe SSD, and 2 of them didn't know what that is :/ The third one (pretty girl) finally was able to answer my question, and they don't have it (but Dell does). But the best part, she told me they already have XPS 13 featuring 7th gen Intel i7 (eat this macbook), just not on display. Thank you, pretty girl. So I'm gonna wait for 15 inch model to do the same, and of course I'm gonna look for PCIe SSD (obviously), probably at the cost of less capacity (those things are expensive).

@Hakash I agree, the touchpad is easy to get used to, and it get's bigger and with feedback this time, this one is pretty cool. For what it worth, the XPS comes as close as it can to multitouch experience, but it's not as big :(

@manbearpigcode @Sauruz: I get the frustration switching from macOS to Windows, not a huge fan of Windows as well. But I try to be a realist here when it comes to choosing a hardware, and it comes to overpriced average but "mac" experience or good specs and "figure it out youself" experience. Would I use Windows as my dev environment? Hell NO! I'd install Ubuntu as I do it now, or at least run it in a VBox. And if I want macOS, there's Hachintosh to the rescue (in case you need xcode to publish iOS app or something, did it once through VBox :). So for me the specs play dominant role here. For work I have macbook pro 13, and throughout the day I run at about 12-13gb (out of 16) in memory, it get's quite laggy at times when I have a vagrant VBox, a bunch of Pycharm projects opened and God forbid opening too many Chrome tabs. I guess dual-core also contributes to it. So not having that 32gb option spoils the whole idea of getting a new modern "professional" laptop.

@itsdaniel0 thanks, it's good to hear you're happy with it. I went to MS store today to actually touch it, and I have to say, it's really slim and solid. I really liked the keyboard, it just feels so good to type. Probably gonna go for it. If you don't mind asking, what spec did you go for? I know now that 256 ssd is slower, so it's better to go 512gb just for the speed.

And yet you took time to make a sceenshot while running. Impressive! =)

@stalinkay nope, it's an ebook reader for documentation. I swear! =)))

Haha, hilarious. Is natural inteligence really inteligent, or just act intelligently?!

Of couse it is, you need a `break` :D

Wow, that's a big codebase then. jk =D