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by dvtrn 6y ago
Wait but what if I’m eating oyakodon with some crumbled bacon on top? /kidding, I know this is an absurd stretch of the terms, appreciate all the explanations.
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by dvtrn 6y ago
This comparison flew over my head easily at about 20,000 feet, anyone else? Can someone give me clearance to land this bird, 20L please.
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by dvtrn 6y ago
!g can save you a few keystrokes to do the same
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by dvtrn 6y ago
I completely understand you, friend. Personally given up trying to pacify other commenters and just speak my truths. That doesn’t mean going out of my way to offend people with my words, I try hard to NOT do that-but I’m also not going out
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by dvtrn 6y ago
You’re avoiding certain topics, even ones you are interested in because of the downvote behavior, impacting even “thoughtful, rational and well written” comments? Please let me know if I’ve misread you. But interesting.
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by dvtrn 6y ago
Unfortunately lots of people love to downvote posts they do not agree with This behavior has been given blessings. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17996858
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by dvtrn 6y ago
And people buying into the characteristics and tropes with shocking willingness
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by dvtrn 6y ago
It definitely is for me. The LCARS interface is as much of a character of the story as the as the Enterprise herself (substitute with Voyager, Defiant, or São Paulo if you wish) and I’d go a step further of saying ship interfaces and system
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by dvtrn 6y ago
Neither does taking their statements to the most extreme and absurd.
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by dvtrn 6y ago
For me it’s watching all the responses from the likes of people who don’t get the satire Kvetching right here in the comments.
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by dvtrn 6y ago
Thank you :)
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by dvtrn 6y ago
“Hallelujah”-Coen, Leonard.
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by dvtrn 6y ago
In all my years, I don't think I ever saw anyone get a SLA payment from Verizon. If you're just getting a phone number and a few extensions from them for small office telephony, no. If you're leasing multiple high-availabi
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by dvtrn 6y ago
I made a joke about this earlier in the morning on my team's slack: "I wonder how many systems admins are going to wake up later this week and find Jitsi installations dotted throughout their infra" when the more tech-savvy u
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by dvtrn 6y ago
Didn’t feel like it. But thanks for asking
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Assumptions – Why They Are Wrecking Your Mood and How to Stop Making Them(harleytherapy.co.uk)
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by dvtrn 6y ago
What’s the emoji for “escalate to the Denver office for these issues, Chicago for those issues; otherwise I’m not here man”? Because you see I had the palm tree emoji. AND a bit of text. Still got PMs and calls. The emoji didn’t seem to ma
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by dvtrn 6y ago
I don't think you've spoken with actual police officers much I’m sorry you think that, you’d be wrong on the assumption though.
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Other police officers
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by dvtrn 6y ago
Why do many comments in response to my initial question default to the alternative being gigantic blobs of text and not advocating for merely brief and concise but informative communication styles? Is it no less valid than the rapid fire me
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Why is that, you think?
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by dvtrn 6y ago
Interesting. Have you observed others on your team doing the same-or is it something you pay attention to? I admit and understand not many people really care to notice the habit.
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by dvtrn 6y ago
I’m not asking you or anyone to moderate or change anything about how you communicate, friend (entirely because I know how futile it is). Just idly pondering if others have similar reactions to it.
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by dvtrn 6y ago
Related thought, But how do we feel about people breaking their thoughts up? Into individually sent Messages? Like this? One Right after The other. Anyone else find the constant badgering of dings and vibrations when colleagues communicate
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by dvtrn 6y ago
Indeed. I’m firmly in camp “slack isn’t the problem with workplace communication, it just happens to amplify the problems that were already there”. Most (not all) tech that tries to “fix” communication in the office suffers from this proble
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by dvtrn 6y ago
I tried for a while before giving up because almost nobody in my org reads statuses or heeds them to begin with anyway (as I’ve learned on multiple PTO days where I would change my status to “On vacation, please contact Mike at ——— for supp
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by dvtrn 6y ago
"We need new, accessible job-training solutions--from enhanced vocational programs to online education--to help America recover and rebuild." Call me a cynic but part of me feels like this is really about helping Google lubricat
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by dvtrn 6y ago
These are some very strong assumptions about the prior poster that you seem to be convincing yourself are necessarily true. Why is that?
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by dvtrn 6y ago
Oh would you look at that! Thanks for the correction
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by dvtrn 6y ago
Where did you get this silly idea? Valve's decision to no longer support Ubuntu as a first-class distribution, a year ago, probably. Though that's just one distribution, not Linux as a whole. https://www.omgubuntu.c

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