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>on state-owned or state-leased devices

Your hyperbolic and insulting annotations degrade your assertion.

>highly unlikely

So, plausible?

Can you say for certain that his writings didn't contribute to those predictions not coming true?

This was my reaction as well. I'm not concerned with radio interference as I am the behavior of the humans making phone calls. Every time I go to the grocery store, there's at least one person walking around with their speaker phone on and headset to their mouth just carrying on as if they're the only one around; I can hear their entire conversation 4 isles over.

Doing a Google search for "cellular phone" now returns those poor-quality results.

Google's just... not good.

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If you click through the previous pages ("more" link at bottom of page) you'll still find plenty. Though I don't know why the search isn't returning those results.

Your comment is nonsense.

This is an unnecessary comment.

>Incremental pain, delivered early, is both corrective and less expensive over the long run. If you need to remain version-locked for a specific reason, that reason is likely to be locally scoped rather than global, in which case TFA describes an attempt to address your problem.

This rests on the assumption of a relatively homogenized software development industry without any consideration for, at least, critical systems building. There's a broad range of disciplines in this industry which do not -- and cannot -- adhere to the practices you mention.

I haven't met a single software developer who wants this. That's not to say your statement is incorrect -- I have no evidence stating otherwise -- but the idea boggles my mind.

Ads.

That would be contributing to something I'm clearly opposed to.

Besides, you can't look at the frequency of posts concerning Twitter, Elon Musk, and the like, the last weeks and honestly say that thing's are normal. It'd be one thing if these posts actually contributed something new and noteworthy, but the overwhelming majority are either a low-quality regurgitation of some random individual's contempt or re-posts just minutes or hours apart.

Can't tell if you're just having a go or not, but it's been awful around here the last couple weeks or so.

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Insanity, actually. This is what insane people do.

This behavior is ubiquitous and has been for some time. Though the frequency has seemed to have increased exponentially somewhat recently.

It's a form of punishment.

There are plenty of other threads on HN where you can talk about how much you hate Elon Musk and the like. This is not one of those threads. Just let people enjoy things.

Is this really a priority for the lower income countries out there?

A "big valley tech" company? No. A big company? Yes. But you didn't explain why that mattered.

But that's just your anecdote and has no actual affect on the time necessary to hire new software developers.

And the time it takes to hire has always been there; it isn't anything novel and certainly isn't stopping anybody from applying/hiring.

Do they not already?

Do you have the necessary documentation to prove this identity? Aren't you concerned with violating federal laws?

That says a lot about those Twitter users.

In this particular discussion? Do you see the amount of vitriol? I am genuinely surprised to see the behavior in this thread. As if Elon Musk were some sort of rationality time-bomb implanted in the majority of those commenting.