@Snow I didn't see that one... I saw when I came in this morning that I'd taken an unexplained rep drop and tracked it down to the "Social Media" question falling under the mod hammer so I'm guessing that one turned out to be fishy
@Snow not back yet :( spoke with the guy on Friday and he apologised, saying that they were just chasing a minor electrical issue and that he hoped it would be ready either Monday or Tuesday
so I await the call
Really hoping it will be sooner rather than later - I covered ~380 miles over the weekend in the Micra and it was bloody knackering, I wouldn't have blinked an eye at that in the Audi
as far as I understand things though the job is just going to cost me what we've agreed so while it's irritating not to get the car back it hopefully won't be costing me any more
Background: As a developer what should I expect as code review feedback? What if I perceive it as rude, condescending or otherwise toxic?
This developer has become so frustrated with their code review process that they are now escalating the matter to their manager and HR. Their complaints are t...
yeah I saw DN's question without knowing that I was walking into a nest of squabbling squirrels and answered... I must admit when he accepted my answer almost immediately that it set a few non-specific alarm bells ringing
@theonlydanever It should be flagged as it's not an answer. It could be a comment, but then it would be cleaned up as comments are never guaranteed to stay. Either way, the "answer" in its current form needs to go
@RhysW English is an extremely verbose, amalgam language, and entirely open-ended. The average English speaking person has a vocabulary of less than 10% of the words in the language.
How come most questions barely reach 500 views while some reach upwards of 30k views?
One explaination is the HOT NETWORK QUESTIONS section but this doesn't seem like it would cover all cases. This seems very unhealthy to me. It also seems like the workplace is not the only community experienci...
I once had a recruiter ask me to turn off my blog while I was job hunting because of one particularly inflammatory post. I was celebrated the death of Ted Kennedy, tying it to Mary Jo Kopechne.
@ChrisE when I worked for the Federal Reserve, I completely ghosted myself from social media. They were even more strict than The Wall St Journal was. ANYTHING you posted on social media was grounds to get rid of you if it became viral or got back to them in any way.