Called it. It was very hard to believe a studio of that nature, and creators in general, were comfortable shipping something terrible, even for a bonus. www.pcgamer.com/games/surviv...

My seat on @deltaairsupport.bsky.social got canceled without notice because I missed the first leg of my roundtrip. I checked in, had a pass, through security, and then told I had no seat when they scanned my ticket at the gate. Then say I can buy a new ticket for 700. Done with Delta. Again.

It's not karaoke, it's helping to seal the Honmoon.

Hey y'all! We’re a small browser company from Norway and Iceland, building a browser for all major platforms. Just a browser for the web, made for you. 🇳🇴🇮🇸

We’re about to take C# to the next level! #dotnet #csharp

JESUS CHRIST IT’S WAY TOO EARLY FOR COMMERCIALS FOR THE 2026 GEORGIA SENATE RACE

I am "got more birthday wishes on LinkedIn than Facebook" years old.

We have all heard the saying "Never interfere with your enemy when they are making a mistake," which is good advice. But what more people should heed, since it is far more common: "Don't interfere with your teammate when they are saving your ass."

I think Hollywood has always made this harder for themselves in the "unpopular into desirable" trope. Surely it's harder to make someone who is a borderline supermodel look more plain than it is to make someone who wouldn't be on the cover of Cosmo more traditionally beautiful, right?

This is the type of thing a junior engineer who asked AI to explain databases to him might say. He wants people to believe he is an engineer so badly that he keeps exposing himself. Stop listening to him.

Please just let me reuse my password. Please I am begging you. Please I don’t care if someone hacks my Barnes and Noble account. Please I have no new passwords left. Please you have taken them all from me.

FYI, if you are a CEO about to lay off thousands of people, don't announce "They are low performers" before they even find out who they are. Not only is that a potential privacy/legal violation to tell the world why someone was laid off, it also just makes you a huge jerk.

That's not how any of these commands work.

Whenever you feel bad about tech debt or falling behind on features, just remember that Facebook account recovery codes haven't worked for almost a year.

Thanksgiving still separates people into two groups: Those who prefer the canned cranberry jelly, and liars.

As of this morning, I have been offered free credit monitoring for the next two years from 3 different places because they had data breaches. After I signed up for the first, no point in the others, so 2 of the 3 had no consequences. The responsibility of these events needs to be more severe.

So how does Bluesky prevent itself from being overrun like twitter was?

Distractions have been far more welcome, and easy to come by. The upside to everyone going through tough times at the same time.

Wait. Wait. The "Department of Government Efficiency" is going to have... Co-CEOS‽ 🤣

My bluesky feed for both social issues and tech got into fighting shape a lot faster than I expected.

Forcing compromise to get consensus only benefits the least flexible folks in the room.

After spending 4 hours trying to fix my home internet I have found more ways that work and home overlap: It's always DNS.

Hey junior devs, whenever you feel bad about prod issues, just remember this email I just got from Amazon.

I was running late for a meeting after a coffee run went long. I messaged the other person to apologize and offered to bring them back a coffee. I have worked remotely for 4 years. I offered to bring back coffee for a video call. Is there a name for that kind of embarrassment?

And worse, he quotes Shakespeare in the wrong context.

Read a story about the lowest rated pro bball player took 1:1 challenges from normal folks who mocked him. He would beat them 11-0 most of the time, with the casuals sometimes getting a bucket or two. He said "I am closer to Lebron than you are to me." I think this applies to a lot of professions.

I get the importance of coverage. But I will not understand why some folks are disproportionately anxious about only one developer being online on a random Tuesday, but no stress when everyone is off Saturday and Sunday every week.

Now that I don't code everyday for work, most of my coding is down in my spare time. And I love it, but I swear the biggest hill to get started is just convincing myself to open my IDE. Once the code is in front of me, it just flows.

If you start using a screwdriver to hammer a nail and it works badly, you don't stop using screwdrivers or trying to hammer nails. This is a vague and weird analogy for story points.