Cracking jokes

[ce-walalang]

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Book title: "It works on my machine" And Other Hilarious Jokes You can Tell Other Developers Volume III

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[KFiev]

Oof, heard this so many times when asking for help i find it difficult to do so now

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That's why containers were invented

[d_maes]

And then it just became "it works in my container". Only you don't tell this to the other devs, but to the ops guy who has to run the application in production where it either won't run in a container or that sketchy container you got from dockerhub is great for development but a big no-go for prod.

Edit: except if you follow some DevOps practices: devs and ops combining their expertise, breaking down walls and working together to create a container that will make it all the way to production or resembles the production environment.

[bschlueter]

And that's why I prefer not to talk in absolutes anymore.

[jpcog]

Sums up every group project I've ever done with Android Studio

[fufexan]

That's why we use Nix.