so not very vague at all.
Literally the first sentence is of the definition you posted is vague.
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) is an international document adopted by the United Nations General Assembly that codifies some of the rights and freedoms of all human beings.
Some of the rights and freedoms? So, yeah, “not very vague at all”.
On the other hand I’ve never made any bones about the fact that I work to develop good products and if someone can make money on that good for them, but I fight for the best design for end users I can.
Your entire comment nailed it for me. Thank you for reading between the lines of my snarky annoyance and expressing it more eloquently.
I also love internal tooling and worked at shitty, bizarre places (General Dynamics, for one. Speaking of “places you’ve never heard of,” right?), and literally the entire reason to work there is to try make it better for the people who use the thing. Not doing that is preposterous to me!
Somehow the original author ignored the only thing I would care about. Or it’s there and I missed it.
As an aside, I think the title “Cyber-Lip” might be a translation issue.
According to Wikipedia, the Hepburn pronunciation of the original title is “Saibā-Rippu,” and Cyber-Rip makes a bit more sense than Cyber-Lip.
This film has been debunked for decades. It’s funny to see how it’s debunked even harder as time goes on.
Of course this won’t stop people from still truly believing it.
If I were a better developer, would I have worked on more products people love? No
There you go, justify your shitty work.
If you were a better person, you would work on better products.
You choose where you work and what you work on. The fact that you went from Zendesk working on a shitty product to Microsoft working on a shitty product is definitely about you.
In fact, a reliable engineer ought to be comfortable working on products people hate, because engineers work for the company, not for users.
“It’s ok that I work at shitty companies! They pay me more”
I have never heard of Cyber Lip, the art looks very cool!
The Terminator 2: Judgment Day rail shooter might also fit.
Incredibly, I was trying to think of others and the one that came to mind was the Aerosmith game Revolution X. Then I came back here and you also mentioned it! I can’t even remember why it was cyberpunk, but it did come to mind.
I don’t know if this exactly fits, but Smash T.V. is a dystopian future TV show.
That’s why this administration always appoints “acting” heads.
They don’t have to be confirmed by congress and can be fired when the big toddler decides they have become bad for TV ratings.
I turn off notifications for every device I have, other than things like text messages.
I don’t know how people can stand all the badges and stuff.
One thing that’s entertaining about these “crashes” is that they frequently give failures an excuse for why they fail.
John Romero has never once individually made a game people liked. He made Quake, got fired from id, and released failure after failure. It’s insane he still has a name people talk about.
He had to downsize because no one wanted to play Gunman Taco Truck, Empire of Sin, or SIGIL II.
Ah damn I was fooled by their “make a donation” text
El queso es viejo y mohosa.
That is very cool!
Seems like it, yeah. Free for personal use.
The text on the bottom is obviously not original.
The original looks like this.
I don’t want to dust the tops of all those pans.
And cast iron usually requires oil after use, which traps the dust even better!
I honestly can’t believe so many people thought Home Alone was about a middle-class family.
No wonder young people are mad. They genuinely seem to believe everyone was wealthy in the 80s!
For some reason my first thought was “whale”
That’s correct! There are a few caveats at the beginning of the article.
I thought this one was most interesting:
This may not be completely representative of all Linux gamers either. But I’d wage this is actually a good predictor where the market is going to shift. We saw first that Manjaro was getting the boot here first, before going under pretty much everywhere.
These two correlate more directly to what you mean:
This may not be representative of all types of Linux users. I’m sure this is not what your AWS architect uses on EC2.
There may be some additional biases, due to whoever used ProtonDB.
Me: This is an ad, it’s crazy that people will engage in something that’s clearly an ad, they’re feeding right into it. It’s a cult mentality.
You: I hate you!! SCREEEE
You couldn’t have proved my point more. Someone even upvoted you because it was a shot at AI. The cult is so strong you can’t even tell you’re in it.
I’m glad you have an outlet for your impotent rage, but do you have to be so pathetic? Your mental age is showing.
I’ll take pretentious though, because I am better than you.
He sounds like a total douchebag with sour grapes. He took time to punch down at people who aren’t as privileged as he is.
Here’s the full quote:
Imagine having a movie directed by Ridley Scott, a massive Ryan Gosling hit, millions of dollars… and you still spend time complaining about not being hired as a Star Trek writer.
Plus you’re so insecure about yourself, you have to describe the shows as “shit.” On a podcast called Critical Drinker.
It’s pathetic and shows what Andy Weir is really made of.
Unfortunately, there’s an entire cult of fanboys for his work, so this will affect nothing.