Part of being a senior developer is knowing when to act. Can you do it? Probably. Is it worth the time and money? No.
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Why do we want Greenland anyway? It's the icy one, right?
No but serious question. What value does it have?
I enjoy refactoring and making legacy code better.
Commanders have no defense. They beat the lions who also have no defense.
Don't threaten me with a good time.
Nah people like to rewrite history in a better image to feel better. The down votes already prove that. Violence should not be the first option but when exhausted of all other options and people are still literally dying it shouldn't be overlooked. CEOs will just laugh from their ivory towers at "all the peasants whining" and then go right back to killing more people.
The DMR in call of duty years ago. "Here's a bug with a gun that instakills from 4 miles away that breaks the game dynamics. It's literally unplayable. Instead we added more features that make us money."
Yeah, and I hate to say it but in some cases you need violence to make any change. You can protest the companies all you want 24/7 but they'll just ignore you and keep doing what they want. They'll out lobby you to prevent any political change. The BLM protests resorted to this because "no one was listening to us and we keep dying". It's not the best solution but what else is there.
Sonya definitely had the biggest moral compass of the group being a doctor. Travis was built to be emotionless.
By episode 6 I was on their side lol. When they steered away from violence and won over the public I was like ok I can get on board with this.
Actually I'm using my dad's account. But yeah I still pay for Netflix and Hulu. Anything that isn't available anywhere though I'll go to the seas. I've been moving myself in a self hosted direction but it's hard to break off from everything. It's all so deeply entrenched in our lives.
It's on Prime now. Give it a watch.
Well damn this is depressing. Leave it to humans to capitalize on a dying earth.