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@m must be nice having your rocks and eating them too

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@m must be nice having your rocks and eating them too

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you've heard the adage about how you can only have two out of three when it comes to software development, right?

which two does your employer choose?

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you've heard the adage about how you can only have two out of three when it comes to software development, right?

which two does your employer choose?

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@freyaandersson i would totally wear that if not for the giant KALI on the front. very cute dress design otherwise.

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@freyaandersson i would totally wear that if not for the giant KALI on the front. very cute dress design otherwise.

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i always sign paper documents using ISO 8601, in a sisyphean attempt to fight the dateriarchy.

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i always sign paper documents using ISO 8601, in a sisyphean attempt to fight the dateriarchy.

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don't think, just click.

if you need to sort alphabetically from A -> Z, is that…

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don't think, just click.

if you need to sort alphabetically from A -> Z, is that…

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@JonTheNiceGuy oh noooooooooo

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@JonTheNiceGuy oh noooooooooo

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@mcSlibinas SEV PTO, as I like to call it

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@mcSlibinas SEV PTO, as I like to call it

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at most tech companies there’s the concept of a P0 (through P3/P4) or SEV0 (through SEV3/SEV4) incident, with lower numbers indicating a higher priority incident or outage.

what would be a higher priority than even SEV0?

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at most tech companies there’s the concept of a P0 (through P3/P4) or SEV0 (through SEV3/SEV4) incident, with lower numbers indicating a higher priority incident or outage.

what would be a higher priority than even SEV0?

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@khleedril @cwebber good point, there are regular furries too

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@khleedril @cwebber good point, there are regular furries too

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@cwebber not everyone in tech is trans, for example some of us are trans furries.

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@cwebber not everyone in tech is trans, for example some of us are trans furries.

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@bagder fair, let’s scope it to the last 20 years then 😂

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@bagder fair, let’s scope it to the last 20 years then 😂

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have you ever made a copy of your local git repository clone, because you were worried that your git commands would screw it up in a way that you couldn’t undo?

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have you ever made a copy of your local git repository clone, because you were worried that your git commands would screw it up in a way that you couldn’t undo?

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@vathpela my vote is for the firefox icon

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@vathpela my vote is for the firefox icon

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it sucks that the “mark of the web” is some lame microsoft technology that warns you when files you downloaded came from the internet, and not a symbol that would make for a sick tattoo.

if it was a symbol, what would the “mark of the web” be?

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it sucks that the “mark of the web” is some lame microsoft technology that warns you when files you downloaded came from the internet, and not a symbol that would make for a sick tattoo.

if it was a symbol, what would the “mark of the web” be?

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@alexhammy@hachyderm.io nope

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@alexhammy@hachyderm.io nope

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@doti i think they fixed that?

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@doti i think they fixed that?

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@eatyourglory yes I wanted to do it when I worked there.

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@eatyourglory yes I wanted to do it when I worked there.

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@freezeanopensore no kidding!

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@freezeanopensore no kidding!

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me, a former twitter privacy and security engineer, on elon removing the ability to see everything someone has clicked like on

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me, a former twitter privacy and security engineer, on elon removing the ability to see everything someone has clicked like on

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imagine you’re a software developer, contracting for a theme park.

during development, the owner kept changing requirements without compensation, leading to stress, overwork, and you making a few mistakes where dinosaurs got free and killed four guests.

who is truly at fault here?

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imagine you’re a software developer, contracting for a theme park.

during development, the owner kept changing requirements without compensation, leading to stress, overwork, and you making a few mistakes where dinosaurs got free and killed four guests.

who is truly at fault here?