Especially from JIRA: I don't need to get emailed every time someone changes the version number or tags on an issue... but sometimes they're useful so I can't turn them off altogether. The perils of being a software engineer
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You should become a 15-year-old girl instead. It's definitely a lot easier than having a job!Especially from JIRA: I don't need to get emailed every time someone changes the version number or tags on an issue... but sometimes they're useful so I can't turn them off altogether. The perils of being a software engineer
You don't want to be me, either. Unless you want to ruin your life, in which case welcome aboard!I don't want to be my little sister's little sister
I ruin my life enough as it is by playing Minecraft.
Story of our lives, eh?It'd be worse being addicted to minecraft but with no way to play it
Well I can play... but I'm really lucky to get 20 FPS on a good day (and after sacrificing virgins to Notch).
I read that on your profile but sorta confusingly mistook virgins for vagina :/
Well, neither do I, but you don't see me complaining loudly.
Don't you love how the entire world is powered by steam though?
Yes but how do you think they make the electricity? Steam or water-driven turbines! We never left the steam age, really. We just have bigger and better ways of producing more steam to power our shit. Geothermal? Makes steam! Coal-fired power plants? Make steam! Non-photovoltaic solar panels? Make steam! The only exceptions I can think of are hydroelectric power, wind power, and photovoltaic solar panels. And even two of those still involve turbines.
I uninstalled the steam from my computer because I spent more time buying games than playing them. Or so it seemed.
Please don't sacrifice me to Notch.
Please don't sacrifice me to Notch.
I have so many steam games that I haven't played yet, and many that I've only dabbled with.
well if you are just going back up the energy line.. then how did the water become energised enough to become steam? Unless one lives in Iceland or some other geothermal hotspot, then chances are your computer runs on the SUN!
Nah, it runs off the Big Bang. It's the cool thing to run off. Everything does it nowadays!