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The UHBP protocol, obviously. /s

All articles referencing this topic on Wikipedia are extremely biased.

Anything controversial on any topic especially current events are extremely biased and strictly controlled by editors.

There are countless examples across the site. I won’t mention any because someone will say “that’s not controversial” because they share the same bias as the editor that “owns” the page.

Agreed. There are no good guys here.

Let me guess, they define antisemitism as anything outside of fully supporting Israel’s genocide?

+1 I guess.

Throw a fucking party that you dodged a bullet. He was going to cheat on you at some point, better to get this over with now than after marriage and/or kids.

Be happy that you are single and get to live a single life. Do all the things you like to do that he didn’t.

Enjoy life. Fuck that guy (not literally, seriously, delete him from your life)

How much does act.il pay you for your comments?

It seems like they may be getting advice from Elon on how to piss off everyone.

STOP DRIVING 55 IN THE LEFT LANE ON A ROAD WITH A 65 SPEED LIMIT.

GO WHEN THR FUCKING LIGHT TURNS GREEN.

WHEN TRAFFIC SPEEDS UP. YOU SPEED UP TOO.

USE YOUR FUCKING TURN SIGNAL.

I hope they both block Google and start charging for accounts. Watching Reddit kill themselves will be so cathartic.

My schadenfreude can only get so much stronger.

You’re absolutely right. That’s a third point that I could have mentioned. Very good point.

Annihilation.

Leadership is hard. Really hard. It is very easy to be a bad leader, hence the common perception of bad managers. Everyone can identify bad leadership, but ask someone what makes a good leader. It is hard to define and hard to do.

Leadership also requires taking responsibility for others. Many people do everything they can to avoid responsibility.

Put these two factors together and it becomes pretty obvious why most people shy away from leadership. It is hard and when something goes wrong it is your fault.

Is anyone surprised? I’d bet they are using ai powered bots to increase engagement and repost content.

Sacrifice it all for that incompetently inept incoming IPO.

Yes. Drastically. It is almost as big of a difference as when Reddit flipped, overnight, from pro Bernie to pro Clinton in the 2016 election.

Comments and post quality took a nose dive. And I don’t mean the typical summer change, I mean drastic and significant change.

But on YouTube you get both. If I could pay and not get in video sponsorship along with no ads, then I might consider it. But I will not pay to be advertised at.

I agree with you. That’s why we make our teams small enough in size that standups are 10min max, usually more like 5.

That said, it can be really beneficial to hear that Joe is working on something similar to a thing I’m going to start today. He may be able to give me some lessons learned or point me to a library.

But I completely agree that big teams a make this an annoyance. I used to be on a 20 person team and standups were completely worthless.

Now, we have 3-5 devs per team and it’s usually really quick.

I actually like daily standups. I know many don’t, but they can be really useful.

What did you do yesterday. What are you doing today. Any issues for the group?

Then get back to work!

I’m done reading your propaganda attempts. I’d not be surprised if you are employees by the IDF with your extreme adversity to saying anything negative about Israel.

Have fun trying to propagandize others. I’m done with it.

Edit: Notice how they did not respond to my comment. They simply posted more in support of Israel. This person is a propagandist.