bakioka

Way to completely miss the point there bub. Most crass answer here.

Sure buddy, lets see how that works for you.

Too complicated for the casual user. Doesn't work.

Good. There is no benefit to using 11 instead of 10.

The alternative from people who criticize agile is coming up with your own process or no process at all. Just do what you guys want that makes you productive.

I prefer a gui and use magit in emacs. But everytime I ask someone they act offended that I'd even think they'd use a GUI instead of the CLI. I really really like gitkraken as well but I wouldn't pay for that.

Nothing opens?

Gnucash.

From best performant to least:

Chrome Remote Desktop

Nomachine

HopToDesk

Rustdesk (open-source anydesk/teamviewer alternative)

Apache Guacamole

VNC

And people will continue pirating

Can't see the page cause I'm on firefox... lmao what a joke.

Yes.

lmao, don't listen to these guys saying you're not cut out for it. The market has taken a downturn and it's hard for everyone, especially juniors. What you need to do is work on your skills. Doesn't need to be "feverish intensity" but just something you can show your skills and develop them like a useful side-project. Don't let your skills rust in the meanwhile. Also, have someone take a look over your resume/linkedin and help you with interview practice. That's just as valuable or even more than technical skills.

Also, lmao at the guy saying you can create a 1B dollar product in 5 years. If it were that easy everyone would be a billionaire.

It's about power like the other one just said. Workers are in a weak position unless there is a surplus of demand. Or you know, actually unionize for gods sake.

What a name.

Oh god, I hope they preview the UI and give us the option of not using it if we don't like it.

Sure you did bud.

Yes to 1 and 3. Hard no for 2.

Does it have thumbnails yet?

You need to be really good at time management and have to be able to bullshit to get out of conflicting meetings. One of the reasons I'm a bit scared to do it is the meetings.

He provides no solid foundation from which to work on. It's basically 'just talk it out and figure it out yourself'. Most companies don't have the idealistic teams he envisions where everyone is happy and collaborative. The teams might not even be in the same timezone today.

He says they're garbage and his solution instead is basically 'just talk it out bro'. Although I agree there are problems with Scrum and Agile, his solution is just idealistic and not helpful at all.