If you are forced to have "daily meetings with your manager" you might have spent the whole day drinking Jack Daniel's and planning a prompt exit :D
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Now, much effort is spent in making sure that a single team member cannot get weird ideas and do too much on their own.
Not really, if you look around you very carefully...
So hard at work... for years...
It used to run on VAX hardware long, long ago... now it's all VMware on the servers.
In the '90s they had 'interactive teletext' services, like a few banks did, where you would phone in, get assigned a teletext page, and use it as your screen while interacting with DTMF: teletext 'apps'.
Those where the Red Hat 5 days and there was a system that would fax error reports to the other room :D
PS: some of the live captioning you can see around runs on Erlang too.
That's because news outlets are ignoring the real protests, so when they try to promote “a blockade” everybody knows it's a trap. Hence, large numbers of police waited in vain.
You could build gcc by means of the "hidden" C compiler in SCO Open Desktop, which was used to rebuild spaces.c and then relink the kernel when changing the configuration \o/
Until you get terminal cancer and you are sent home to die. Then, I assure, a “kid” might be useful, because nobody else will give a flying fuck.
In practice: I see lots of assholes in management up to the director level, and the CEO doesn't do anything because they just hired their friends. Then, people just leave. Nobody cares because the issue of "tech assholes" is trendy these days.