And also, if it actually worked I wouldn't be writing this here :)

I mean, it works, sure, but at this point they might as well just block everything except a few allowed websites like they already do for mobile internet half the time

Why?
What's so wrong with asp net?

By "old-fashioned way" I mean that I have a bunch of music files downloaded on my phone and backed up on my PC

12 hours is only what I didn't do from the plan. I also sometimes didn't go to bed in time and wasted even more sleep time :)

Happy Birthday!

This picture shows how I imagine their development

I can even see their frontend devs struggling to work around some of the stuff that could be fixed on backend.
It genuinely feels like there was ZERO communication between teams developing each module and then there was a separate team that had to combine those modules, also without communication

That shit can be placed in a fucking museum as an example of every single bad practice one can make, and that is just what the outside person sees, I cannot imagine what kind of horrors lurk inside their actual codebase... Hopefully I will never have to find out

There are all sorts of weird keyboards there, actually

I have all my projects in a directory somewhere deep on my harddrive that was symlinked to ~/dev
So if I open the project that has a '~/dev' directory it does not work, I need to open the proper one with the real path

I'm losing my mind over a weird issue and this shit just said "you're not debugging today, good luck"