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Isn't this using Biden administration guidelines?

With screen operated motorized vents. Eww.

It mentions "Overpayment interest for the 2020–2023 disaster period" which I figured could be applied broadly, but I guess that was more my interpretation rather than the intention.

It seems to also argue that we all have claims for lost interest on what we paid to the IRS during the period in question, but that's a stretch. I am getting Wesley Snipes tax advisor vibes here and will move along.

Since when do Linux users care about something being a huge pain in the ass?

16-18 years ago. Is bigotry always a permanent condition?

This isn't really a bad thing. Any company that monetizes credit cards can only do so because of their real, core product. They aren't really just banks like people claim. If they didn't fly people places reliably the whole thing collapses.

It's really just a surprising morph of their economic model in the post regulation era.

When you think of them as bailouts it makes more sense.

Have you read "Brave New World"? It predicted the future better than "1984".

They have enough food to stay that long?

Didn't LinkedIn create Kafka? Was that some of the overengineering?

We are working to migrate from Azure to on-prem because it's so bad. It is an uncoordinated mess indeed.

Well, to take it full circle, they don't dogfood LinkedIn on Azure. How about GitHub for that matter? Wouldn't that indicate Amazon can dogfood more?

By "themselves" do you mean Elon Musk? I wasn't under the impression that Tesla was much of a collaborative environment. Musk bans Kanban and Toyota Production System principles after all.

Maybe they should have an additional phase between test deploy and customers such as "employee personal vehicles".

There's also this, which I have used successfully for a while now with an old opener.

https://opensprinkler.com/product/opengarage/

Ultimately the issue is a lack of clear roles and responsibilities of a PM role defined, and a lack of accountability.

I agree with you that the "product org" is an entity that can become a political and bureaucratic entity rather than an enabler.

Personally, I think the Product role should be embedded within engineering teams and report up to the same leaders (level is debatable) so that a bad PM can be dealt with just like a bad engineer. Of course if your company can't get rid of bad engineers either, you have other problems.

And that's how it should work. The article is poorly written, but it does suggest more ownership from roles such as "area leads" which is close to Apple, I guess. With Jobs being the Uber Lead.

I can't post a comment so I'll report a typo here:

"People are hired based on whether they’d represent no treat"

I think author means "threat".

Wow that really puts it into perspective. I had no idea Apple was making such a small phone so recently. What a shame it is discontinued.

I had that problem with Pixel. I switched to Samsung phones and the screen fingerprint sensor works perfectly. This might be a Pixel-only problem.

Is the regular Samsung model too big for you? S22 and S23. It's just the right size for me and I prefer small phones (or what used to be normal sized phones).

I liked Super Zmodem, so I could play Tetris while my files downloaded.

I've become very fond of the phrase "comparison is the thief of joy" lately. This seems like a version of that. Keep your scope local only.

> I'm entirely unconvinced that J&J couldn't pay back everything they owe

How much is this? I thought we don't know yet since so much is still under litigation.

Perhaps if they charged job seekers for access instead of job posters. Alternatively, run it as a non profit like Wikipedia and solicit donations.

My company has had legitimate 1-2 star reviews removed. I know this because one in particular struck a chord with me, and a month later it was gone. At the same time I saw that many other lower scored reviews were gone.

Glassdoor is simply compromised by money and can't be trusted whatsoever.

Yes, and then potentially rebuild it based on what you know now! No one reads that part.

Columbus didn't discover America, either!

https://www.history.com/news/the-viking-explorer-who-beat-co...

I'm fine with the courts deciding what is misinformation. That's a huge improvement.