Nothing pisses me off more than when something breaks and there is no error message or the message nothing more than "something went wrong." Then you check /var/log and its the same message.
I'm not going to lie; that cathartic thrill I get when fixing a bug, any bug, but more so with particularly nasty ones, is like half the reason I love my career.
I know other professions get to feel that same feeling, but I don't think I could adequately explain it to any one else.
MRDRMUFN on May 13rd, 2018 at 19:57 UTC »
Nothing pisses me off more than when something breaks and there is no error message or the message nothing more than "something went wrong." Then you check /var/log and its the same message.
cheraphy on May 13rd, 2018 at 20:46 UTC »
I'm not going to lie; that cathartic thrill I get when fixing a bug, any bug, but more so with particularly nasty ones, is like half the reason I love my career.
I know other professions get to feel that same feeling, but I don't think I could adequately explain it to any one else.
AFlaccoSeagulls on May 13rd, 2018 at 21:20 UTC »
Me when debugging:
“Error is on line 58”
spends 2 days debugging error
“Alright, I think I got it!”
runs debugger
“Error is on line 59! #SUCCESS!”