

Wow that’s actually really sweet. I used Slax years ago but they’ve certainly refined their product.
I make the weird feel safe and the safe feel weird.


Wow that’s actually really sweet. I used Slax years ago but they’ve certainly refined their product.


Oh shit, I should know. I’m from there 🫣


Do you live in Alaska? It went from 3.80 to 4.40 overnight here in Oregon.


RIGHT


Persistent doesn’t hurt! My idea is losing your work is always more painful than having to see the old work. Just adding a “reset filters” button should accomplish an easy way to get it back to how we wanted it.
Not sure what parameters come with the api but I’m just a fiend for more toggles hehe.


Thrilled with the direction it’s going! More granular ways to filter results are always appreciated.
Perhaps to take it a bit further for the future, adding more filters to the results after you pick the main category. Drop downs and Boolean options to further narrow down into niche subjects without scrolling indefinitely.
They just kept relentlessly getting worse for years. I’m sure it was all roses for lifetime members but fuck that noise. I’m done working with software like it’s a mob boss.


Hell yeah, fish is great
Sounds like he also maintains it


Closest this guy has ever felt to being a rockstar


Bread and circus smh


Yeah I was there. About 200 feet from the main flash point.
There were quite a lot of people as we were marching from the park to the ice facility and starting packing in tighter. It was a miracle there was no trample situation; everyone was calm and shuffled away orderly even though we could not see nor breathe.
Couldn’t be prouder of my city for doing it well.
Unfortunately I passed by many children, pets, and strollers during the march. I hope they are all doing well and I haven’t stopped thinking about you all (including the little girl with the sign made with paper saying “I hate ICE”). Stay strong and safe you all!


Wasn’t one an eight year old?


Good points!
The timing is quite important. Other things to consider are tax periods, bonuses, and nature of the markets. That can all be racked up as cost of doing business if the long-term benefits outweigh the long-term costs.
Especially if they are having a bad year or quarter, performing layoffs can show promise of a better next quarter since severance is basically a fixed cost to the number of employees you have.
There isn’t necessarily one size fits all but the bottom line is dropping employees saves money as human resources are always one of the largest costs of operating.


Companies will time layoffs to get a better profit in the next couple months to report better quarterly or yearly earnings reports. How those earnings reports turn out directly affects the stock market performance, which in turn makes the shareholders significantly more money.
This is most effective if somebody’s trying to pump the stock value before jumping ship in the most egregious cases.
Absolutely. It’s so lively there and with all the people around at all times of the night, I never felt unsafe. Just people out having a good time
Jesus, it’s so inconsistent. I suppose that may be beneficial when looking at all of your folders at a bird’s eye view but my knee jerk reaction isn’t the most positive.


If I’m going to be relaying through to people strictly over text as much as I do these days, I better have a way to articulate it with the right emotional range to match my sparkling personality ✨
I find it’s going to need to get even more convenient for the general public to be interested in it. Federation almost needs to be a ‘background’ process that the end user doesn’t really need to deal with. Otherwise, it’ll be a little too complicated or obscure to comprehend for most. I know it isn’t rocket science but we’re talking about the general public, here.


When you have to deal with quirks (and Adobe just progressively adding more ‘quirks’ to overcome) to use the programs you need to make your living, your initial claim of ‘just use Linux!’ still sounds like an unhelpful answer. I mean I use Linux daily but I still need to work in an ecosystem.
Regarding Picasso, use whatever for personal art but people use the “industry standard” so they know any of their colleagues can use my deliverable for anything they should need to is a novel thing. I have plenty of personal experience why deviating causes problems where you least expect it to. It’s a shitty monopoly but I’m glad you have a means that allows you to work outside of it (keep doing it, it’s a good thing!)
So, any known reason to not like the guy as a progressive?