function fillCup() {

        console.log("Filling the coffee cup...");
}

       function routine() {
            console.log("Waking up...");
                const isWorking = confirm("Are you working right now?");

    if (isWorking) {
        console.log("Working..."); // 👎
      } else {
   console.log("Going to play..."); // 👍
            fillCup();

    while (true) {
        console.log("Playing...");
   const answer = prompt("Is the cup empty? (y/n)");

        if (answer.toLowerCase() === "n") {
            break; // 😊
    } else {
        fillCup(); // 😈
    }
    }
    }

        console.log("Going home...");
   }

   routine();


If the alert stopped… it doesn’t mean everything is fine.

The silence of the monitor is more frightening than the alarm.

Every early morning has a link about to die.

Every commented line is a cry for help.

I don’t fear death, I fear an intermittent bug.

There are things that should not be debugged at night.

Nothing is random. We just haven’t seen it yet.

If it passed the firewall, it’s already too late.

While you sleep, someone is trying to get in.

Trust is the biggest vulnerability.