Idc about that actually (I use IG for sharing drawings and stupid cat pictures) but I stumbled upon that thing on Medium and I was like "ha, that explains everything"
@avazula I once talked to a CTO of a small/medium company, who not only accept but encourage people to be active on SE/Medium or other kinds of communities. Basically, he considered that this kind of websites saves a lot of hours of dev, so forbid employers to contribute to this would be hypocritical
A friend of mine is forbidden from contributing to sites like SO even in his free time, because his employer considers every piece of intellectual output free time or work time their property and they don't want to donate work.
I can understand employers who forbid employees to do personal work on the same field as the company, to prevent a kind of concurrence, but forbid to contribute in a whole website, for free, seems a way too much for me
So I have a company that I interned at for the past year (full time and then part time during school) and I will be joining them for a full time position at the end of a study abroad semester that I'm currently doing right now. It will be over 4 months from now, and the study abroad is not relate...
Everyone going on about how Brie Larsson was wearing the infinity stones to the premier but it surely doesn't take a genius to imagine that she'd have them all at some point
@MisterPositive Third largest retailer in the world.. not especially successful in the US though - used to own the "Fresh & Easy Stores" chain in the US but sold that a few years back
according to our dear Wikipedia, the real memory of the world, third-largest retailer in the world measured by gross revenues and ninth-largest retailer in the world measured by revenues
We've got it all planned though, hotel comes with a football pitch, bowling, games room, pool, all inclusive, nice view, jet skis, quad bike hire just outside of the front gate
It's gonna be pretty much THE holiday in my life I think because I can't see me staying in touch witth all these people forever, this is the only chance
@Twyxz I'm just assuming you'll look like every other ST driver, muscles, t-shirt that's at least two sizes too small, cheap aviator shades (mirrored) and a buzz cut. Given the location I expect there will be shorts and flipflops rather than the "ripped" jeans and reebok classics that are de rigour in the UK's climate
Muscles (hopefully), T-shirts two sizes too small? They will be by that time. Cheap shades? Come on now, I got some fancy Oakleys that I stole from my Dad. Buzz Cut? Who knows what i'll have by that time
And I don't think swimming in ripped jeans and reebok classics is practical
@avazula I believe the Official Guide to Driving an Audi I got when I bought the car refers to them as "something drivers of lesser cars use to let us know what they intend to do"
I wonder who designs these modern day car shapes, everyone can see it's an awful design and they put it in thinking this is going to change our sales, did it with Audi now with VW
@Twyxz I think there's a tendency of changing for the sake of changing by a lot of manufacturers to highlight that the new car is, well, new (obviously this doesn't apply to Porsche)
and I think part of the reason a lot of modern designs look a bit.. strange is because of the requirements of crash and pedestrian safety
Sometimes I edit others' questions or answers for minor things like readability and grammar. I have status on this site that lets me edit their content immediately, without my edits going into a queue.
However, some times, I'll find a post where a lower-statused user (who cannot directly edit po...
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