Ahmed Musallam (@AhmedAtWork) profile picture
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Joined May 2018
One of my clients said to me today “our Jenkins jobs never fail” I chuckled (internally)
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Today I resisted the urge to lump all my changes in one PR. #theLittleThings
I wrote this bot called shuriken back in 2018, as a direct replacement for @plusplusit, but I especially love what happens when you add it to the slack workspaces, see below: github.com/ahmed-musallam/sh…
Having used @GitHubDesktop for 2 months, I can definitively say @GitKraken is the undefeated champion of Git clients. Period.
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Need to setup your e-mail server in #AEM Cloud Service? I just wrote a step-by-step guide on how to do this. #AEMCloudService #adobe #AEM6 cq-ma.rkusbulla.de/2022/05/e…
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I got a birthday card today from @adobe It was happy birthday and remember to see your primary care physician 😂 I know it’s automated, but I’ve never worked anywhere that sent me a bday card. I’m grateful 😊 #adobelife
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My team was asked today for a screenshot of “evidence of local code deployment” idk about you, but I’m insulted.
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same sentiment, 3 years later.
Corporate America, please stop using/investing in VDI solutions. Especially for developers. It is extremely slow and frustrating to use when devs need to get things done. - your friendly, yet extremely frustrated neighbor.
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It's still a thing... 3 years later... 🤯
That's me while using a VDI. It's such fantastic experience!! 🙄
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Ahmed Musallam retweeted
Starting today all customers on AEM as a Cloud Service will be able to deploy just the dispatcher configuration using a dedicated pipeline. Say hello to the “Web Tier Config Pipeline”: experienceleague.adobe.com/d… #AEMaaCS
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Wordle’s js bundle has an array of fixed 2309 5-letter word. Word of the day is chosen as the an index of said array. The index is determined as the remainder of: the offset of days since 06/19/2021 divided by 2309. 🧵
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Or Mathematically: daysSince06-19-2021 % 2309 Today is the 242 day since 06/19/2021. Today’s solution is at index (242 % 2309) which is 242. Subsequently, if you change your computer/phone date to one day in the past, you’ll get yesterday’s word.
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This is pretty clever. a no-maintenance way to get a word, daily without really changing any code or anything at all in the application. Debugging this was fun @powerlanguish
Ahmed Musallam retweeted
Debugging
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This is one of the reasons I love open source. There’s some developer somewhere working hours to put free code out there simply because it’s fun. Then maybe, just maybe, people will find it useful. And I just love that.
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Guess I’ll bite Wordle 215 5/6 ⬜⬜⬜⬜⬜ ⬜🟨🟨⬜⬜ ⬜⬜⬜🟨🟩 🟨🟨🟩⬜🟩 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩
Replying to @cvspharmacy
@cvspharmacy and @Walgreens we need to talk about UX. There is absolutely no reason anyone should take a 10 minute long questionnaire if there are no appts available.
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Log this JIRA: “As a Covid test seeker, I’d like to know the soonest available appointments before answering any questions”
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But I get it, you want to store my data first, you don’t care if I get tested or not.