And that’s why I like working from home

I would avoid centos stream like the plague. It seems a half supported thing that most of the industry has left.

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

When debugging systems, I really like “w” it gives you a ton real quick

Historically I have used jQuery with Java servlets at work, but that is an older way to do it now. The more morderem way I have been developing is using Java Spring Boot for the backend, and React for the front end (specifically NextJS). Both of those tools have a big community and support around them. jOOQ makes working with a database very easy and when you change types, it goes through the Java code.

I have tried Java Dropwizard in the past, but that seems to be slowly dying out with less support.

I have played a bunch on the train into work for the last 10 years… I am at level 10035… I also have a excel table of level date and number of gold bars I have at that point when I hit big checkpoints

My car has an alarm if they drop 0.1 psi

Drill brush!

And when the code starts open source if they do a move like that (see Elasticsearch vs Opensearch, or Terraform vs OpenTF) then the community can fork it!

The book Showstopper is good and about the creating of NT

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

WiFi AC is interesting, mostly because AX has a lot of improvements for congestion

I always heard the R stood for Rich

I think a lot more people would have gone but with the actors and writers strike a lot of people pulled out

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.

Rocky team seems to think it won’t matter! https://rockylinux.org/news/2023-06-22-press-release/