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This is just an inversion of culpability. We know that theres virtually no relationship in our Republic with popularity of an initiative and it's passing into law.

But don't people elect their representatives? oh of course!

If your issue is with policymakers, then it is with the people.

This is also very stupid because - essentially when the government is evil you become skeptical of your neighbors, not 538 people who really control your life.


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Fighting for truth, justice and the Holy Chalice!


better odds than the lottery!

Not if you're playing Florida Pick 4, which is supposed to be 1:10000, but for me seems 1:U+221E

The only thing this public dispute tells me is I should never do business with either organization. What is with childish adults dragging "drama" into the public spotlight? What is a "Code of Conduct".

I would have privately let them know we arent going to supply them anymore and wish them the best. That's it.

Public drama is DISGUSTING!


Right, then why are you publicizing / dramatizing your own disgust?

tu quo que

I'm not condemning public drama. I support public drama. I'm questioning you, specifically.


Are you going to answer the question?


So it's only other people who can't criticize others in public, for you it's somehow not "DISGUSTING!".

In fact for you, you can even criticize others who haven't even done anything to you. You can do it as a pure 3rd party bystander. But no one else can do it even in response to direct attack.

Super well considered philosophy there.


then please don't start drama yourself, thank you :)

This is nothing to do with Code of Conduct and just one business chosing not to do business with another.

i pay 25c to leave my cart in the lot

Someone else brings it back and makes 25c. Win-win. That's how any deposit program works.

You paying a nonzero cost for creating a negative externality is an improvement compared to the status quo, in the context of this economic philosophy of discouraging production of negative externalities by aligning economic incentives.

big words for you. I pay for it.

If i do not pay, i always return the cart.


Congrats.

At my work we pay a boring, regional VPS host that is not fancy. In fact its maybe a few levels above "your 2000's web host, with a LAMP stack, a FTP login and a bad admin panel". Just a bit above that.

However, they ALWAYS pick up the phone on the 3rd ring with a capable, on call linux sysadmin with good general DB, services, networking, DNS, email knowledge.


Wait, customer support with a competent sysadmin? You're not making this up? It sounds ethereal.

Pair.com! Pittsburgh baby

Bonus point is that with such a simple stack you don't need to phone them often because the thing just works.

Most cloud outages are self-inflicted with the endless churn trying to reinvent things, not actual hardware failure. Just not touching the working system would boost their reliability and uptime, but then a lot of people would lose justification for their salaries so it can't happen.


you get REALLY, REALLY far with a single server. Most SaaS products don't have a million users. You can get even further with just 2 servers.

This is the way... you live in operator heaven.

One silly fun thing about PHP is php tags. So you can do notebooks like this for kinda free... if you want to execute code? just put it in <?php ?> blocks.

I always thought the relgious Agile was kind of kooky when it met the real world, but I really think kanban / theory of constraints is very good and real for the business world.

as long as managers don't start slapping KPIs on it

Which is why agile falls apart... ToC/KanBan is

- prioritize - work on top item - goto 1


Simple test

If anyone thinks this is not a problem, why would they comment, it would be irrelevant as banning salmon from participating in taikwondo

Instead everyone says how it's so false and this is just silly. This tells me - they are liars and it isn't silly at all


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