Grand plans today. After years of saying, “I wish the whiteboard in my old office was in my current office“, I am moving said whiteboard.
Closing my eyes and pondering mixed messages.
It's reassuring I can still maintain the pace and productivity I do in my early fifties.
It's depressing that I am still doing it.
There has to be more to life than this.
Continues existential crisis in private
"I don't give a damn about what is happening in politics. I am trying to wrangle a schedule and testing methodologies for a project what's size is normally undertaken by a small team. Get out of my office if you are not here to address this"
This pretty much sums up the day for me.
@matigo I honestly cannot remember the last time I heard or read straight news - regardless of the outlet.
@sumudu Taking phone calls while driving. (Hands and eyes not having to leave the wheel/road). Responding to texts via voice. Exercise tracking. Keeping track of UPS and Federal Express shipments. All manner of things.
Watching an informative video on upcoming pattern matching features of C# 9.0 and trying to ignore the presentation.
@matigo It's popularity came at the expense of people's misgivings about MySQL's licensing. I've never been overly impressed with it and I think I ranted at length about it on APP dot NET.
Edit: Had no idea some oddball site took over the domain.
It's amazing how deeply engrained "bare metal" is where my relationship with code is concerned.
I guess it stems from my first language being assembly.
I continue to fight this conditioning every time I work with managed code.