The five reasons why programmers don't shut down their computers after work, have you been recruited?
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Do you just turn off the monitor, put on your cell phone and leave when you get off work?
When security personnel came to the office for inspection at night, they asked, why do these people leave work without turning off their power?
As a programmer, you smile. The other party doesn't understand that if it is turned off, the programmer may crash at work the next day:
Open IDEA, locate yesterday's code, open Navicat in ten minutes, open note taking software in two minutes, open browser in one minute, find yesterday's history, open Charles in five minutes, open various IM software in three minutes, open Xshell in five minutes, connect, open mailbox in five minutes, two minutes
I didn't turn it off because I was too lazy. Generally, most computers configured by companies for programmers will not have high performance and long service time. It takes a long time to turn on and off once. God knows how long it will take from starting up to opening various software and then entering the working state. Besides, the normal working state of programmers is that there is a phone call saying there is a problem online. Deal with it quickly. Time is urgent. The problem can be solved only when the machine is turned on. Time is money, so I never turn it off. There was a failure involving a high level of core business. I was driving home. After I hung up the phone, I pulled over and turned on the computer to repair the fault (when my wife was away, the computer took the co driver). Several of us in the message group responded almost at the same time and are processing it. A minute later, I repaired it and told everyone in the group. A classmate said, "Emma, I just turned it on!" hehe, he turned it off after work, but that colleague doesn't dare to turn it off after work even if he gives him money. As for when to turn it off? It seems that I haven't turned off my laptop since I took it from the company. No, I restarted the computer when it was upgraded the year before last, which delayed a lot of things. I haven't shut down the computer since.
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