heywherelogingo

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by heywherelogingo 5y ago
Idiocracy, the beginning.
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by heywherelogingo 5y ago
"self-organize" - oh, sooner or later you're in for a treat. Agile coach: "Everybody go to the meeting room, you're going to self-organize. This is how you're going to do it...". I've not yet met a
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by heywherelogingo 5y ago
What do software staff have to do with laying rural fibre infrastructure? What do octogenarians have to do with software managers who these days are usually younger than the engineers, either because they went straight into management havi
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by heywherelogingo 5y ago
But it's not a problem, right? Because we've had countless conversations about google and chrome, discussed them ad nauseam, and we're so sick of this tedious, incessant topic that we've all stopped using chrome, right?
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by heywherelogingo 5y ago
Yes. Android and gmail are my last two to get rid of. I was wanting to play with mail in a box, but this morning had an alert on my phone demanding my birthdate within 14 days. So, I'll be expediting google out of my life within the
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by heywherelogingo 5y ago
All your content are belong to us.
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by heywherelogingo 6y ago
The downvoting works so well that there has to be a specific rule against complaining about it. That's an admission.
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by heywherelogingo 6y ago
"a touch of syphilis" - "It's just a flesh wound". I've never had it, but the web doesn't paint a pretty picture.
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by heywherelogingo 6y ago
Agreed, I've had all other vaccines, but this batch is rushed, experimental, and not necessary for me - labelling people such as myself "anti-vaxers" is just dishonest, bitter, childish, name calling. Very few people in my a
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by heywherelogingo 6y ago
Yep. I grew up very financially comfortable, but my mother died when I was eight, and even now in my forties I still see mother-child interactions in which I notice an implicit lesson or guidance that I missed out on.
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by heywherelogingo 6y ago
"the majority of the able-bodied working-age population and school kids are not protected yet" - you don't believe in immune systems? I've never touch touched a mask, in London, I've been fine. If there's a p
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by heywherelogingo 6y ago
GDPR is three years old.
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by heywherelogingo 6y ago
Keycloak (you won't get fired for picking this) Not if you're just picking it, but possibly if you have to administer it. We're in the process of replacing it, possibly with Hydra.
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by heywherelogingo 6y ago
Bank holiday?
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by heywherelogingo 6y ago
They're patronising, micro-management that might work on juniors, but are offensive to anyone else. I can't stand them, and have only seen them cause harm. Monotonous, tedious, theatrical speed bumps.
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by heywherelogingo 6y ago
It's time for secession. Rational, un-woke areas of countries need to declare independence from their failing woke governments. If you want to live in woke hell, choose a woke country. Rational people can live in rational countries.
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by heywherelogingo 6y ago
Is OnePlus also in this category?
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by heywherelogingo 6y ago
Doesn't chrome do the same? I used it last night, opened the history and that was considerably different.
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by heywherelogingo 6y ago
Boycott - don't attend talk. Cancel culture - you may not give talk.
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by heywherelogingo 6y ago
"even Labour..." - of course Labour make a noise about it, that's their job. The opposition obviously criticise at any opportunity. Your faith in organisations (the Good Law Project, The Guardian, undoubtedly big left gover