Since when do we blame the responsible people when things go wrong?
Kellogg’s is going to war over Mexico’s nutrition label rules. A similar fight is coming to the U.S.
The sugar we know isn't that different. It's essentially a dried plant too but with stuff removed.
Sure adding sugar is another big issue. But fruits aren't that great for us either. Certainly better to eat an apple than drink apple juice though.
This is probably way out there, but you may have some undiscovered desires. Desires such as BDSM.
Work is a great way to get a prolonged holiday in another country with little to no financial impact depending on how you go about it.
I think even without the multiple crises we are having the program would still be successful.
All these goons got so much dirt on each other that they will all just sink into the turd together.
It's pretty much how it started for me. It can work extremely well if your job can tie it in. But at that point expect it to stop being a hobby.
Imagine how hilarious it would be to see Musk calling Zuck a pedo.
Jerboa reminds me a lot of Rif. There are some bugs like the list reseting but it's mostly a good experience.
Seeing people just being happy.
Animals being derps. I often think back to a picture of an elephant under a small waterfall.
Good, good. The less consistency the better.
There are other tools but my favourite is something like Gitlab/Github's 'issues'. It's simple. You can add custom project tags (e.g. 'minor bug'), link it to other issues, comment, assign it to someone, etc. Gitlab itself pitches it that way:
https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/project/issues/
What I do is to generally avoid things that require others to learn a lot. Let's face it, most people won't be bothered and not to mention their time is best spent elsewhere. Gitlab and Github are essentially just a small step from Git, which makes it straightforward.
I have seen managers who were too eager and made their process unnecessarily complex. And I have seen managers who didn't give a rat's arse. Both sucked to work for about as much. Be careful with going the extra mile because upper management might think it good but us programming plebs might not. I hope you find a good balance.
lasagna
0 post score0 comment score
joined 3 years ago
Was he seen alive recently? For all we know, that was just a pricey cremation.