My team does this for the first ~15 minutes and then we move to “group think” for any tough problems or “water cooler chat” for the remaining 15. You’re allowed to leave if it’s just water cooler chat, so I really like it

Shit. Can you invite me next time?

Or have it as a toggle after your first time watching it

Strictly-typed languages are the BEST for learning programming. I also like Java for it because there’s a difference between int and Integer (forcing you to learn about objects)

Can somebody smarter than me explain why he’s a “Jr” if he has a different name than his father? Can you be a jr if you’re named after a grandfather or an uncle?

It was evident that they had completely lost touch with their player base at that point

And how many of each of those is just shovelware?

For reference see the British WW2 delicacy “Toast Sandwich”

Mechanics are still trying to figure that out with the “master cylinder” and “slave cylinder”

Is there a TL;DR if I don’t know who this is?

Tell that to my employer

That’s still good! I’m proud of you for working though the parts of the problem that you were capable of

Unpopular opinion: I never liked discord for chatting either. I found it strangely confusing trying to keep track of logins for each group

Edit: I am indeed thinking of slack

Two days ago!

Please forgive my ignorance. What does ** do?

3b. The negative interactions are still counted as “engagement” so anybody commenting against it is unfortunately just fueling it

My wife was a mechanic (lube tech) for a year or two when we were first dating. One guy came in after TOPPING OFF his oil with WATER and was complaining that it wasn’t running right

Even then, 5 “quick” requests takes up most of your day

Don’t shoot down drones. In the US it counts as shooting down an aircraft and you’ll have the FAA knocking at your door

Turn-based King of the Hill RPG