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He’s not great, but that’s an exaggeration

Ok, I loathe the man, hate the shit show he’s made TwitX, think he’s a clown, generally hate billionaires, etc. But this is kinda a really stupid comment.

I’ve still not seen that message for a decade and I use Firefox 90+% of the time

Weirdly it looks fine to me on kbin social, but I don’t get the joke :(

But what if I am the wife

Unfortunately, sometimes they can’t determine reproduction steps because it’s rare to happen and required multiple things, or they just didn’t catch it. I definitely don’t blame them, at least not in a lot of cases.

And sometimes logs or crash dump or whatever is all you need to figure out the bug anyway. In fact, ideally it should be more often than not.

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Wow, 8 whole percent. And started going back up shortly after.

This should have been a 50% event. Sounds like the backlash hasn’t been severe enough yet and wall street thinks it’s probably mostly fine.

On-prem stuff. Which is weird because we are apparently full speed into Office 365, Microsoft cloud auth, other crap

I’m glad my org hasn’t been forced into their Cloud crap yet.

Probably after a bunch of people (here, elsewhere) told her she was either a liar or insane.

Yeah “popular research companies” was a big red flag for me when I first read it. Skimmed the rest.

Ah, so we can leverage acceleration towards actionable efficiency.

This sadly sounds like one of the projects on my teamat the moment and it’s horrifying.

One guy working on it, I’m really the only reviewer. Code is all stuff like this. Variables named j1 through j20, dozens and dozens of nearly identical functions with tons of brute force, copy-pasted code, etc. Works well enough but it’s just horrifying to try to read and review.

Edit:. Just remembered, he had all these grouped functions passing (and sometimes returning) 60+ identical variables that didn’t need to be local because he refused to use class vars, etc.

He’s gotten a lot better about this stuff in the last year though

What does the title have to do with the post…?

The browser one is especially bad since there are plenty of good options and they all cost nothing except the most minal amount of time to switch to

I mean, war is partly when any/most rule of law has broken down or isn’t present.

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It also CAN’T be good for you long-term. Eventually providers start losing money on you. Which means they fail, or they start looking for other ways to monetize you that you probably won’t like.

Like, say, Plex.

I choose yearly when I can for this kind of thing.

Personally I can’t understand doomsrolers that “prefer” the “algorithm”.