You are lucky if you get a half wall!

People smoking everywhere

I used Sublime Text for YEARS, then they kept changing the license and pricing model, so with everyone at work going to VSCode I finally gave in for scripts and web dev. For Java (which is a decent chunk of my day) I use Intellij.

Honestly, I had a game like this I couldn’t find, and ChatGPT figured it out in 2 messages.

Fusion? That would be big. The continual role out of green energy which can push the price down. The McRib coming back. Normal things.

Calling your friends house, and asking if they were home and could talk.

And that’s why I like working from home

There is also a big enterprise group who write extra verbose legacy java, vs a more modern light way to write

I feel like anyone doing any automation with aws could hit this

My car has an alarm if they drop 0.1 psi

Drill brush!

Micro SD cards, 1TB that tiny, for $50

The glory days!

No one else said it… I like Java, and more than the language all the tools available around it. They have been adding to the language to cut down on the traditional verboseness, and it can even natively compile now** some of the time.

The tools are also great, with Springboot for web services and jOOQ for databases, you can very quickly have a web app with strong typed database objects.

I have used Rocket.Chat before, their free version supports most of the features they have, and the web client is good. You can setup webhooks in and out for different automations you may want.