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I agree, in my experience in person stand-ups are much better than online.
Same, I’ve been on agile projects with quick efficient meetings most of the time. But I’m a project now with a 45 minute standup every morning for like 15 people. The lead just lets people ramble on and try to solve issues in standup. Backlog grooming and sprint plannings get equally sidetracked as well.
Yeah, I’ve used it for a lot for one off data processing / graphing code, stuff that is to big to process in a spreadsheet. It usually gets like 95% there. The real issue I have is if you ask for too many one off adjustments it gets confused and reverts previous changes when you ask it to make new ones.
If this was committed to a branch would doing a squash merge into another branch and then nuking the old one not do the trick?
So are the printed ones. They just have flood lights pointing at them.
I believe they reversed course on that ban. It’s just recently that they reverse reversed that course.
Good old disk destroyer strikes again
You can always do a test run from a Linux live CD / USB with no commitment. So you can try Linux for as long as you want without disrupting you current environment.
If word is a sticking point office365 exists too.
Age of Apocalypse did that to me, spans like 10 different series.
*Correction 16 counting a couple of one shots.
My wife is the same. She calls a few days before the script is up to see if they can fill it. If not then she calls around neighboring pharmacies to see if they have it available and if they do has to contact her med manager to get it transferred. It’s a huge PITA but she’s only missed a day or two thanks to keeping on top of it. It seems like the different chains and grocery stores are on different delivery schedules so someone usually has just gotten some in.
Not even 418?! Uncultured swine.