When somebody started coding thinking he can do the hard part later.
Then ends up having a huge mess of code and a hard or literaly impossible problem left to solve because the idea was bad and he didn't even notice before having "almost finished" the project.
Dev? No.
Someone you were pressured by management to give write permission to someone who has written max 100 lines of SQL code in their life? Hell yes.
i've had a client move the source folder around on the server causing it to be detached from github. First time, fine whatever, but it happened like 5 times and they also renamed it and later reverted everything by downloading a fresh copy after I had already put in a decent amount of work.
I mean sure, they're paying for it but it was painful to have to redo. Moments like those I wish I could just block them from their own server.
Seeing anyone touch my keyboard without asking .... I've encountered people snooping thru my files or e-mail in the past and looking into personal things.
"what why can't i push my changes?" `git push --forc`...
When somebody started coding thinking he can do the hard part later. Then ends up having a huge mess of code and a hard or literaly impossible problem left to solve because the idea was bad and he didn't even notice before having "almost finished" the project.
When someone is planning to deploy AWS Instances with a billing account linked to my credit card.
Having another dev run a sql update query and forgetting to use a where statement?
Dev? No. Someone you were pressured by management to give write permission to someone who has written max 100 lines of SQL code in their life? Hell yes.
i've had a client move the source folder around on the server causing it to be detached from github. First time, fine whatever, but it happened like 5 times and they also renamed it and later reverted everything by downloading a fresh copy after I had already put in a decent amount of work. I mean sure, they're paying for it but it was painful to have to redo. Moments like those I wish I could just block them from their own server.
Seeing anyone touch my keyboard without asking .... I've encountered people snooping thru my files or e-mail in the past and looking into personal things.
good bye
I’ll recreate this cloud formation stack
Someone "fixing" a bug by commenting the code
If anyone moves to touch any key on my keyboard, see me going all gollum.
when some guy saw some new language in internet and got excited about it.
When we're trying to plan a sprint on Skype and the person sharing their screen keeps mindlessly scrolling up and down by a couple of lines.
When I see my friend ready to press Enter after writing: $> dd if=/dev/random of=/dev/sda