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War room. In the trenches. War stories. Pasty programmers and plump PMs using such terminology is a bit silly. Fixing a printer that sometimes does something u
by gherkinnn 2y ago
War room. In the trenches. War stories. Pasty programmers and plump PMs using such terminology is a bit silly.
Fixing a printer that sometimes does something unexpected is not even a sailor's yarn, let alone a war story.
- alabastervlog 2y ago“Telemetry” for “keylogging our fart app’s users” because everyone wishes they were doing something cool and/or meaningful.
- XorNot 2y agoThank you. The overuse of militaristic lingo is incredibly annoying. I've personally eliminated it entirely from my vocabulary: whatever you ask me, there was no war room: there was a conference call or a meeting.