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hah! yeah, game projects have always been the biggest solutions I have worked on. The hardest to work with too.
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You've been there, done that, wow! 
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Hopefully all the project build output folders are set to the same folder.
What really matters is the number of lines of code, methods, classes, and files.
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Andre_Prellwitz wrote: What really matters is the number of lines of code, methods, classes, and files.
Oh this is large too! Don't you worry! 
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Agree on the lines of code. We have 78 projects, but it should really be closer to 300 if we broke out the dependencies to a better level.
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Don't call back within the first 24h.
95% of all problems are solved by then.
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My old team, there were 6 of us and we had over 140 projects that supported one large brokerage office.
We all worked as full stack too so it was a fun team to be on but hectic was definitely the daily state of things. I took a promotion this year and moved to a different team that doesn't quite have the same volume of work so it is nice to slow down a little having been in IT for over 26 years now.
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I was curious who invented this abomination, where it came from 
"... In the 2015 version of Microsoft Word for Macs, disappearing scrollbars were introduced. The placement within a document was not longer visible when the mouse was outside the bar area even if the window in question was in focus. The purpose of this change was to conform to Macs’ standard design practices of hiding the scrollbar when it is not immediately needed for information hierarchical purposes. ..." Scrollbar - Wikipedia
But who inspired Mac guys is a good question ...
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Quote: information hierarchical purposes
 
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Hiding scroll bars is a good idea on small screens where screen real estate is at a premium, but on larger screens it's worse than useless.
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Especially if it's not faked to sell me something. Now tell me, which one is the penguin: Greatest Wikipedia edit of all times[^]
Not that we never had great Wikipedia editors here who then ran off to become politicians.
I have lived with several Zen masters - all of them were cats.
His last invention was an evil Lasagna. It didn't kill anyone, and it actually tasted pretty good.
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But.. I am so confused now... which one is Piper Kerr?
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CodeWraith wrote: Not that we never had great Wikipedia editors
Nice to know others remember it too
CodeWraith wrote: ran off to become politicians
Failed politicians, surely?
Cheers,
Vikram.
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Yes, I know, there was never going to be a 'good' time - but:
Cases up 41% week on week.
Hospital admission up 40% week on week.
Deaths up 48% week on week.
I respect everyone's right to now go back to 'normal' if they wish, but I'm staying in lockdown - particularly now that everyone else is 'free' to infect me.
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Where are you located? I live not far outside Atlanta in the US and we never shut down completely and have been fine overall.
5teveH wrote: else is 'free' to infect me.
Have you not gotten vaccinated yet?
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DevParty wrote: Where are you located?
In the UK, where our national sport is breading idiots.
If you're really good at it you can earn a living off of it. Well, I assume that's why the ones that do it best never seem to need to work... 
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musefan wrote: is breading idiots.
Is that gluten free bread ? 
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 It seems stupid is contagious
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North or South?
I'm Northwest, north of Kennesaw.
I’ve given up trying to be calm. However, I am open to feeling slightly less agitated.
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MarkTJohnson wrote: Kennesaw
We have offices in Kennesaw but I live just north of Cartersville.
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DevParty wrote: Have you not gotten vaccinated yet?
Yep. Double jabbed. But 60% of the people in UK hospitals, with Covid, have been double vaccinated - which is not convincing me that I'm safe! Yes, I understand the more people that are vaccinated, the higher that percentage will be - but it's not looking like a 'magic bullet' to me right now. 
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60% vaccinated? That sounds odd. In the US %99.7 of those being hospitalised are unvaccinated.
- I would love to change the world, but they won’t give me the source code.
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Maybe the UK is the control group.
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