Article is from April 2025.

Unfortunately there are still bills to pay even if you don’t visit the site for months. Keeping the lights on is not free. So that is a very unlikely subscription model you’re describing.

That’s your only comment up this article? Did you even bother to open the article?

I would wager they many of the same people arguing for a boycott went on to purchase it anyway. Opinions are free, as long as it doesn’t affect your life in any way.

Like they are going to give a rats ass what you say. They will use it anyway.

Which works for some content, but a lot of childrens content is only available through subscriptions to Netflix/Disney+/Max.

Phoenix Project and Unicorn Project are about non technical skills. Very entertaining books as well.

Except book #2 I fully agree, these are great books to read for someone who wants to grow their non technical skills.

It’s fine to refuse to help, but offering your unsolicited opinion on windows instead of helping is just rude.

Having worked in this industry for going on 25 years, I long ago learned that there are way too many incompetent programmers in the world working critical jobs. It’s best not to think about it.

I know you think you’re being clever. But what you really are is arrogant. Telling someone the answer to their problem is to do as you do, instead of helping them with their issue.

Good for them! I’ve always wondered when working Americans would decide unions are a good thing.

Extremely click bait title by the article author.

Killing Floor.

https://www.reddit.com/r/AskPhysics/comments/1bo6bnj/why_1d_cant_exist_in_reality/

That’s 2D

Stardew Valley the board game.

Coward

Coward for having his own opinion? So anyone who doesn’t agree with you is a coward?

On all the agile projects I’ve worked on, the teams have been very reluctant to make a specification in place before starting development. Often claiming that we can’t know the requirements up-front, because we’re agile.

Article is from 2016