@rklau We're often told to keep people in the loop even if they pass - sounds like they took it a step too far?
There were three school shootings today. We're not even talking about it anymore. This is so incredibly broken.
@fmanjoo You'd constantly be putting your foot in things.
@danlyke Right! This is completely different!
... Actually, I'd love to see a tank try and navigate SF. Could be entertaining.
@gruber Is Musk not slyly comparing Apple to Microsoft here?
@parzzix Yeah, it wasn't a mass shooting, but I'm not willing to let that be mundane, either.
There were two school shootings today. We're not even talking about it anymore. This is so incredibly broken.
@joe_hill @sarahdessen We need action, but we also need to keep talking about it. We can't let this become normal. (It already is normal.)
Enterprises spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on beautiful, temperature controlled server room spaces. Now the air con isn't even on.
@markmorvant Thank you! Really looking forward to getting out to a gig.
@Haje Fleet Week. Happens every year. Because a strong military equals oh I don't even know.
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@SwiftOnSecurity On the plus side, it has healthcare that works, much fewer religious fundamentalists and comparatively little gun violence.
@tojarrett @mapkyca I buy that completely. Most people (myself included) won't audit. So in that sense, outsourcing makes sense.
@tojarrett @mapkyca It's not just about classic "security": it's about protecting against unintended actions or consequences.
@tojarrett @mapkyca Then the question is: why do we trust @Veracode? Auditing allows you to be certain, whereas other paths require trust.
Engineers don't hold the key. Designers don't hold the key. Biz dev doesn't hold the key. Marketing doesn't hold the key. It's called a team
@kylewmahan @kevinmarks Yikes! Traffic, traffic! Which isn't at all to say that we don't have lots of real human visits.
@phpstorm Two issues: 1) nested namespace autocompletion isn't working for me in the latest, 2) numerous crashes under OSX El Capitan :(
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