I've not tweeted for a while before today. Mostly because I'm pretty much done with this platform, and I'm mostly just using it to catch up on things that are happening. Now even that's been ruined.
I'll probably tweet again, but don't be surprised if I don't.
Elon is no longer ruining Twitter. He has ruined it.
You are not going to make any money if nobody uses your product. Even a moron like me knows that.
Twitter wasn't perfect before Elon, but I'd describe it with in a far more positive way than I would now.
If managers fixate on deadlines rather than quality, the staff will too.
Developers assure they make deadlines by:
🚩Copy/pasting
🚩Cutting corners
🚩Shipping known issues
🚩Skipping reviews and tests
🚩Ignoring performance, security, accessibility, readability, maintainability
If for whatever reason I'm ever in charge of any public event which involves tickets. I promise you. I will do everything in my power to ensure that tickets won't be sold using Ticketmaster.
It was a false alarm - I ran back to my desk, and I've managed to get tickets for Wembley!
Although it was really bloody stressful - I'm just happy I've got tickets. 😄
I'm currently in the site. Not in a queue. Kinda worried that soon as it hits 10am I'd be put at the back of one....
Anyone know if that's the case?
#bwfc
But what if the person applying uses a self-hosted instance of GitLab on a private network for their work?
Judging people based on their public commit history is not it.