@stefan Might refer to being too hard for end users to use. A two-click share would be ideal, without having to type your instance's name.. but given the way fediverse works, little you can do about that.
"But how does it scale?" is a common question for organizational transformation initiatives. The answer is that it scales primarily via enthusiasm and learning, not via structure or framework.
Example:
Let's say the required outcome is to move 100 people over 10 kilometers. Do you:
Build a juggernaut that fits 100 people ๐ - the "framework" approach
Organize a 10km fun run and train people up ๐ - the nimble, humane approach
@matthewskelton
Not sure if the example fits. In most places I've worked at, if you tell people to run for 10km, they'll probably look for a new place to work at. Better to hire a bus.
Mind-blowing just how much money's been wasted on the Tories' latest attempt to import US-style gerrymandering. I wonder if it's more or less than Rwanda.
@andrewwillmott I see the point of using a photo ID (that's the way it is in Finland anyway) - but having different rules for different people? That's not right.
@andrewwillmott It's not compulsory to vote here. But if they wanted to get everyone to vote, all they'd need to do is give a free bucket to everyone who does.
โThis repo contains the original source-code and compiled binaries for MS-DOS v1.25 and MS-DOS v2.0, plus the source-code for MS-DOS v4.00 jointly developed by IBM and Microsoft. (โฆ) All files within this repo are released under the MIT License as per the LICENSE file stored in the root of this repo.โ
@slembcke@sos
Wouldn't know. But if you think of a very complex function with many nested structures, having a random return in the middle of it can make it really hard to parse.
What the hell is up with this 'soundbar' trend? First they make TVs so thin they can't fit speakers in, and now people buy an additional device to make the sound come out somewhat ok? How is that helpful?
Remember when 'soundbars' were just part of a television? Now they're 200 euro o_O
Recovering from a back injury, really wishing we had some way to develop software while walking about, especially outdoors. Not looking forward to sitting/standing in one spot again for 90% of working hours.
@jonikorpi
Some of the most productive time, code-wise, for me was my military service: I thought about code for a week while in there, and coded in the weekends off.
Time sitting at the computer isn't necessarily the most productive time.