Speaking of "People at SE don't use SE" being memeworthy, and probably nearly part of C... am I correct that Matrix.org's crew is the only major (YCombinator level) attempt at the primary employees/programmers writing by _chat_ openly/publicly nearly from their beginning in ~2014? I mean you can tell Stacks staff are not here and neither is @zuck in a public chat room 24/7/365, is Matrix.org the first 24/7/365 public chat office room, with the CEO who writes the blog in main room active?:∫
I mean I do not count weird Discord and FB Group Chats (and we all know Quora mod chat logs are a pandoras box), which, good luck proving that... citing a chat is special to specify. Only Matrix and StackExchange give public archivable transcripts with timestamps for proof, that is newsworthy?
chat.stackexchange.com/transcript/151 is better integration (profiles, search, individual message permalinks) than view.matrix.org/room/!OGEhHVWSdvArJzumhm:matrix.org currently. <3 Good problem to be bothered by, but small team (@matthew:matrix.org wrote "E_NEED_MORE_PEOPLE" in the pub room, good variable usage :), takes time. Starting a specification from scratch (where is gov funding, I want Presidents on secure PUBLIC chat too), that must annoy the CEO-Dev Matthew deeply.
I see /usr/bin/at in linpeas' SUID/SGID sections quite often but never managed to exploit it. I've followed GTFObin's echo "/bin/sh <$(tty) >$(tty) 2>$(tty)" | at now; tail -f /dev/null but that doesn't give me a shell as the owner either. When cat at actually be used?
@prosody-GabeVereableContext I don't necessarily mean that company-internal stuff needs to be publicly visible.
But I believe that it's fair to assume that most people, who work for SE, have some form of interest in at least one topic, for which there exists a SE site
Hell, a shit ton of people here in my company are into videogames. A lot of pre-meeting activity is talking about which games people have played recently
You would think that a tech-focussed company would have at least some people interested in videogames to some degree
Hell, if my employer would offer a public forum/QA site about firearms, I'd be active as fuck there
Sakurai mentioned that he purposefully dumbed down the movement system in SSBB in order to "level the playing field between beginners and more advanced players". It was literally the worst possible thing to do, and it's the reason SSBB is not nearly as popular as SSBM.
I, a filthy casual when it comes to fighting games, can enjoy Melee for what it is. I don't need to compete at the highest level in order to have fun. And if I tried, I'd get demolished.
And I would wager that if I played SSBB for a year, and some melee god, who never played SSBB in his life, would challenge me, he would still wipe the floor with me every damn time.
What ended up happening was literally the worst of both worlds. High-level players found SSBB severely restricting, while casuals could not care less at all, but were still at the mercy of mechanics like tripping, etc...
@JourneymanGeek Yeah, used to be
The days of SE being a company focussed on making a good QA site are long gone
"Hello Dr. Kim Sung, I've been very impressed with your current position as Head of the Department of Microbiology at Whatever University. We here at Joe's Grill and Bar think we have a great position for you!"
The joys of linkedin
I've gotten all the jobs I wanted, except for one, which was an internship at a company doing forensics
> Most of the reported bugs have been squashed. We're currently gathering together all the discussion and feature-request feedback items to decide how we want to alter the design. Thank you everyone for your feedback.
@JourneymanGeek I kinda feel bad for the person who posted it. They must've been thinking "Ok, we're finally taking feedback from the meta folks and things seem to be going good. This announcement has like a +60 score. Nobody is screaming on us." And then they roll out the change and BOOM! Score drops to -100 in like ten minutes
It's as if a socially awkward guy joins a party, feels like "Wow, this is going pretty well" and then for no reason at all pulls down his pants and starts shitting on the floor yelling "LOOK AT ME MORTY, I'M PICKLE RIIIICK" and then wonders why people don't invite him to parties
If you shift a successful product to your new frontend platform and the reaction of everyone is "What the fuck is this?! Are you insane?!" then maybe...that doesn't bode so well for the future
It has an ethernet cable from my modem. It also has a very thin wire and what looks like an HDMI cable stuck in it. The modem has an ethernet WAN cable connecting it to the wall WAN socket.
All this stuff is next to the TV and my roommate mentioned they have the box to record shows.
The problem...
Forgive to write it as a question as I find no way to edit my own earlier question.
I find this very disrespectful to have my question blocked off from my own editing, by replacing it with some useless question that I would never even ask on this stackexchange.
My question was changed to:
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I don't think it was a merged question.... looks like OP and the other guy asked similar questions in quick succession, and OP thought the other guy vandalized his question
It has an ethernet cable from my modem. It also has a very thin wire and what looks like an HDMI cable stuck in it. The modem has an ethernet WAN cable connecting it to the wall WAN socket.
All this stuff is next to the TV and my roommate mentioned they have the box to record shows.
The problem...
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