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  • Is this tech news or public relations? We already know they gone all in on AI bullshit.

  • Truth is likely, they want to know who you are when browsing but have no backbone to go after any large tech company.

    I wonder how many people care enough to use VPN just to access Xitter.

  • OpenSuse Tumbleweed is a great balance between stable and updates (rolling updates). Worth considering if Debian doesn't work out.

  • Mafs

    Jump
  • Beat me to it.

  • X is not a safe place and folk should delete their content and accounts as a result as it's clear no complaint is taken seriously or actioned.

  • Delayed response, but raise a ticket in retros saying retros should be cancelled. Andvwhrn asked why, say nothing is followed upon or learn so there is no point doing them.

    Then you can talk shit about them and make clear without change, you won't commit time to next one as there is no point.

    Could be fun to see what the response is.

  • This isn't the first time US went for regime change. It is just more blatant and direct.

  • Damn. That peace prize for next year looking shaky.

    When the opposition person got the peace prize, you knew regime change was coming.

    Looks like Trump was jealous of Israel and Russia land grabbing.

  • There is an opt out. It's called Mastodon or BlueSky. Anyone using X deserves all they get tbh.

  • I got that amateur Christ fresco restoration vibes with that!

  • Eh? Who?

  • While the bowl of petunias thought "Oh no, not again" and if we understood why that was, we'd know a lot more about the universe than we do now.

  • Lol, who outsources 1 piece of work like that. Never seen it done. Onboarding and exposure of code to outside world are big risks.

  • I don't know those guys so they can say what they want. We don't just ship. We code, review, test and only then deploy. I will build this the only way I can see and it'll take 3 days. Want me to start this?

  • You're trusting a PO to decide on how you build? They ain't coders. They decide on value, you estimate and build and they prioritise based on the information you provide. POs aren't the boss of devs. That's usually engineering managers. You are both specialists in your field. You don't lecture them on value and how pointless a feature is, you size it, and using velocity they can anticipate how much will likely be delivered in next sprint. If they really object, "if you feel you can build it in 1 day, go ahead, ill give you access. I have no idea how that could be done"

    PO wouldn't like it during live incident when shit goes wrong that you suggest "I did highlight the risk of this occurring and proposed mitigation steps but was overruled".

  • "True. It'll be perfectly fine, and because of that, you won't need me on call when it all goes dramatically wrong. If you need access to the repo, I'll add you in though. Good luck."

    Or, if you've worked together a while "like I overthought it when we worked on x, and y went wrong, and I called it before it happened. Turns out I'm quite good at seeing car crashes in advance."

  • Mad? In a professional workplace?

    "If you can give me that issue free codebase, I'm happy to do that, but failing that, it takes 3 days to add that feature that is akin to the leaning tower of Piza taped together with duct tape. There is only so much tech debt you can pile on until you are in code hell, and unfortunately, we are."

    If they do some weird ass schedule "well, you can write down that if you wish, feel free to write down that my other car is a Bugatti, if we are just theorising on a perfect unicorn world".

  • No. Nothing does. There are about 1.4bn children over 5. Over 200m play per month. If you factor in economic information like those without devices, that's huge. One in 7 kids. In a class of 30, that's 4 players. Considering some countries will have low saturation, developed countries will have significant player population. It's huge. Unrivaled in gaming.

  • You tried adding stuff to a spaghetti code base or tried fixing bugs? Half the time you need to rewrite it. It's not cheaper, you just pay more later.

  • World News @lemmy.world

    Gaza Strip in maps: How a year of war has drastically changed life in the territory

    www.bbc.co.uk /news/world-middle-east-20415675