Workaholic With No GitHub Contributions

At my job, I am a solo dev. I develop inventory control software (boring but it pays the bills) 28 repos in 4 languages. I also, built, deployed and maintain 60+ workstations, built and maintain the network in 15 locations, plus tie it together with a VPN, maintain 20+ mobile workstations (android tablets), various scanners, credit card systems, 70 on site digital signage kiosks (down from 84), and make service calls, provide technical support via phone, remote access and ticketing system. Design, build and maintain the company website (and another branded one), plus azure devops, I also maintain 14 PA systems, and any other Random IT-related hat that comes up. I am on Call 18 hours a day, and that doesn't even stop on vacation. And my github still looks like this. So no, I'm not coding on the weekends. 926 contributions in the last year

A screenshot shows a developer listing an enormous range of IT responsibilities, including software development, workstation maintenance, networking, support, websites, Azure DevOps, and on-call work. The punchline is a nearly empty GitHub contribution graph: despite being technically busy all the time, the person has no energy left to code on weekends. People send this as a relatable reaction to being overworked or having an unexpectedly inactive GitHub profile.

• @gentoomemes / 12649 2024-08-05