It's always eye opening stumbling onto things like that. What's great is when you start looking at the security, or the lack thereof!!! 😀😀😀

a men brother, thankfully my place of work understands this!!!

@champion01 I'm very happy with where I work man. I know I've got a very unique and fun situation man.

love the greens, they have a very nice travel to them.

@xroad ima let it dry out completely and then try it again. if it's still fried I'll disassemble it and clean it out with your water trick.

@champion01 I use mine at work as well, same environment. I have MX greens (razers version of blues) no one seems to care (though my office blasts music through the PA so I don't think my office is typical)

@champion01 oh yeah man, don't get me wrong, it's a nice membrane but it just doesn't compare to my MX switches when your banging out hundreds if not thousands of lines of code a day... brings a tear to my eye just talking about it...

galaxy s6 going to upgrade to the new nexus phone in september. those HTC mocks are looking sexy.

@obeq that's perfectly fine man, again different hammers, but we all use the same nails! Keep enjoying your language of choice.

@debug good Ole laziness!!!

@Skipp symfony us very good and if I were doing larger scale things it's what I would use, but for my work Laravel makes things much faster. throw in forge and envoyer for deployment and server management and it's just stupid how simple it makes my work from an infrastructure standpoint.

@Skipp thanks man, you keep on keeping on to. I'm lucky in that my company gave me the proverbial keys to the kingdom tech wise and let me choose what to build our stuff on. no legacy messes here anymore! just clean laravel projects.

if you're a laravel guy forge paired with digital ocean or EC2 is lovely. basic deployment and server provision all in one!

@kodel it pays my bills. while it's not the sexy young thing any more, it is a strong intelligent women that works hard and does well.

Wound up doing this hybrid Laravel WordPress monster that kinda works well. it's a bit of a pain abstracting away the wordpress stuff, but the ability to tie all of the heavy lifting together inside of laravel is nice... and the marketing gets there wordpress dashboard.

oh my... is that a firerable offence?