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Migration PSA
Once Retrospring.net shuts down, I plan to migrate to Fragsturztaube.
If you're moving there too, feel free to follow me, but don't expect me to answer questions in a timely manner yet. I do not intend to be fully active on here until the OG Retrospring shuts down. My limit for how much social media I can handle is low so I don't intend to be on two instances at once!
I might put up a page somewhere on one of my websites to include some of the long answers I posted on Retrospring.net, so they don't disappear after it dies.
What do you think of glasses?
What is the worst piece of software that you wrote?
WC.NET, a "toilet simulator" in VB.NET with Windows Forms that I wrote on my friend's computer remotely over VNC, while he was teaching me VB.NET. You just typed a command like "pee" or "poop" or "clean" and see a picture of whatever you asked for with a progress bar that filled over a few seconds.
Android or iPhone?
What are some good things?
Do you ever give positive feedback on code review?
Rarely. It's very uncommon to say anything positive to any coworker, outside of the yearly employee reviews where we are explicitly asked for it by the manager (and the managers often won't forward those even though we want them to, so we end up doing it ourselves against their wishes).
I think the best praise you'll get here is either the generic non-authentic praise from the manager during a meeting when they realize that something got done, where it doesn't matter how well or bad it was done. Or maybe just the satisfaction of getting something merged directly without any comments from the reviewer.
Do you feel like it would be better if you and your coworkers complimented each other more?
Should I spam everyone with vile, I mean deliberately vile not accidentally like usual, vile questions so that they will be glad when Retrospring is gone, instead of lamenting its demise?
What's the real you like?
Gross, dirty, lazy, selfish, procrastinating on everything remotely important, stubborn, avoiding conflict, and probably some more things that I cannot find words for or don't want to try too hard peeking into because they will make me spiral down some depressive thoughts very quickly.
Do your coworkers compliment you for the good job that you are doing?
Do you require that people have the same interests as you to become your friend?
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