I personally ignore these.

My manager marks the daily meeting as mandatory (if you don’t attend you must send your daily update before to the team chat).

And he exploits them as follows:

1. A way to guarantee that all team members will be available until that time.
2. A way to push team members to keep up with schedule/hint that new tasks shouldn’t take long (AKA status meeting).
3. A time to say what team members didn’t do good.

Is it considered to be a good approach?

Thanks, what you wrote is what I meant:

What if the unexpected SSH latency hadn’t been introduced, this backdoor would live?

Do you think Jia Tan is alive now to talk about his famous bug?

What if the unexpected SSH latency hadn’t been introduced, this backdoor would live?

I wonder how many OSS projects include backdoors that doesn’t appear in performance checks

shit cherry-pick

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Simple Solitaire Collection from F-Droid: https://f-droid.org/packages/de.tobiasbielefeld.solitaire/

It’s super soothing.

It depends if it’s in the cloud or not

Doesn’t worth the mental burnout buddy

GNOME Document Scanner is surprisingly working smoothly out-of-the-box (with Brother printer at least)

+ Elementum

Quick and dirty as they like to say

Awesome thanks, I just also run it now waiting for it to fin

This monitor works even better if you have 4 eyes (manufacturer recommendation)

Ah the well known technical debt

This. Lots of people use Anki for this purpose. When you get used to it, there is no way back.

I’m quite the opposite

rm -rf / and chill

So abstract