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by ghusto 3y ago
Yeah, I've read it. His point on communists telling him those instances of communism are "doing it wrong" is relevant here.
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by ghusto 3y ago
I think the fact that people are so eager to hate on Scrum that they're willing to engage again says _something_ though.
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by ghusto 3y ago
> They keep mentioning this book they read and how every person who shed blood under communism was "doing communism wrong." Hahaha, ouch. Folks, if every single instance of communism has ended up being a shit-show, maybe it&#x2
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by ghusto 3y ago
I think the point is that if people like him didn't keep buying new phone unnecessarily, then there would be less phone being manufactured unnecessarily. The fact that he sells it on doesn't change that.
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by ghusto 3y ago
The original wording seems more accurate to me. You get your phone upgraded every two years (plus all the other crap), just like with iPhone Upgrade Programme.
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by ghusto 3y ago
I downloaded everything and am glad I did. Every so often I dig through it and re-discover things I'd forgotten about. It's like physical hoarding: If everything's organised, it's a delight in years to come, but if it&#x
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by ghusto 3y ago
Last I looked, it already was.
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by ghusto 3y ago
> Server: the Node.js ... aaand g'bye :) I'm sure this is the kind of thing that would get me on the black list.
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by ghusto 3y ago
Agreed, however; > We prohibited laptops in meetings. We had to stand. We passed a ball around to keep everyone paying attention. I think the no-laptop thing is good, and unsurprisingly, it has nothing to do with Scrum. > Story points
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by ghusto 3y ago
And doesn't require signup nonsense to download :/
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by ghusto 3y ago
None of those have gone away, you know. FM radio is still very much alive, vinyl is going strong. Mag tapes and incandescent lightbulbs are now niche; large companies that used mag tapes, still do, and incandescent light bulbs have a loop h
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by ghusto 3y ago
I'll only tackle the two points in your comment nobody's seemed to bother with yet: > There aren’t too many people capable of jumping through all the hoops The people who would be willing to put effort into trying Eppie out, ar
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by ghusto 3y ago
Last 50+ years of history especially, but pretty much as much history as you can find for the region.
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by ghusto 3y ago
This was exactly what I thought when I first started hearing about this, and is even more what I think now after hearing statements from China. China's statements are sleazy in my opinion. The way they word things makes it sound like J
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by ghusto 3y ago
Odd, works for me. I'm not on the same hotel, but clicking dates on that site for another random hotel works fine. I wonder what the difference is :/
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by ghusto 3y ago
3.5 I don't feel the question should have been difficult for it. I gave it some Rust code, and asked it how I would access certain elements of a variable. The part that made me think it's useless though, was how it was gaslighting
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by ghusto 3y ago
I'm one of the "not everyone"s. I've gone back to analogue radios, amps from the 90s, physical notebooks, old TVs, and even old gaming consoles. Why? Because they just work. There are no updates changing the interface, b
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by ghusto 3y ago
> It’s hard to understand how we got to a place where “efficiency” is adding an extra step to using a car door handle. Another great example is the removal of the scrollbar. The scrollbar was invented before IT was being influenced very
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by ghusto 3y ago
This is my experience. I was initially sceptical, then wowed, then stopped using it entirely when I found out how utterly wrong it was about something it really should have been able to do well. I gave it a programming problem I was having
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by ghusto 3y ago
Yes, and I'd like to be referred to as Dr. Ghusto from now on, because all those "real" doctors just have a chip on their shoulder.
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by ghusto 3y ago
Gothya, thanks, I understand now. > but stopped after searching for stuff on Google and YouTube on the container I had my work Google account logged in Thought I'd mention though, that this is one of the areas I find containers a li
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by ghusto 3y ago
I've seen this pop up a few times in this post. What's the use case for different extensions etc.?
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by ghusto 3y ago
Not even those are broken for me. What's broken for you?
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by ghusto 3y ago
I hear this now and again, but haven't had Chrome installed for years now without issue. I'm made to use things like Zoom et al. too, but everything "just works" for me?
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by ghusto 3y ago
When I used Chrome, I had to use profiles because that's all it had. I used it to switch between personas. It wasn't great, precisely _because_ you had to set up everything like bookmarks and extensions again. Containers on the ot
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by ghusto 3y ago
Fair point, but it's because I'm so tired of these arguments. They all sound like rationalisation of behaviour that the person making the argument exhibits. I don't think anyone making these arguments _doesn't_ exhibit t
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by ghusto 3y ago
Man, I didn't think of _any_ of those obvious examples :P
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by ghusto 3y ago
Yeah this. Only I'd like to clarify that I'm mostly a Mac user myself ;)
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by ghusto 3y ago
I did differentiate here ;) and even mentioned that I "sometimes even [see] the entire screen (in fullscreen mode on MacOS) [being used]"
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by ghusto 3y ago
> You never side by side your browser and another application like a terminal or text editor? Never. I cmd+tab between windows. What I _have_ seen is developers have those on different monitors, but even there the browser is always fulls

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