Because they’re not Google.

It’s Apple and the supporters that have let this nonsense go on for so long that have failed.

On what date did Apple visit your kid’s school to encourage bullying?

This is a people problem, not a technology problem.

If it’s not bubbles, it’s the style of jeans, or where you come from, or which football team you support. Bullies will always find something to use.

This has been my experience of agile in multiple workplaces.

If anything goes wrong with the deploy script, such as failing tests, no harm will be done because the script exits upon the first error encountered.

How do you clean up? Once the deploy script is fixed, how do you know what’s been done and what needs redoing?

Have you considered ansible/puppet/chef/salt — environments dedicated to deployment and cleanup, with idempotency to allow for fixing and repeating the deployment, across multiple operating systems and versions?

I saw that too and thought “here we go again”, but in this case it seems SCO stands for Source Code Origin.

https://github.com/k88hudson/git-flight-rules/blob/master/README.md

DuckDuckGo works well for me

Isn’t It Obvious That C Programmers Wrote Git

North Dakota

Python, Ruby

I worked in several big companies, and the answer is “often”.

The database at the backend of the web page that allows customers to order widgets online is written and maintained by DBAs, with functional specifications and agile and program managers and Gantt charts and all that stuff.

The database used by the system administrators to keep track of servers and parts; or by managers to keep track of hours worked; or by the network engineers to keep track of wifi repeaters; those databases are written by someone who did an online course once, or by whoever on the team possessed insufficient reluctance when the idea came up in a meeting.

And when we see on the evening news that personal records of 7.5 million people have been stolen by hackers, it doesn’t matter which side of the line the programmers are on, the shit is evenly distributed all over IT, whether they were involved or not.

I’ve heard a few people refer to perl as a “write-only” language.

Postscript. RPN plus LIFO stack makes it easy to understand

man printf

What linked page?

What’s wrong with EBCDIC?

https://www.phonearena.com/phones/size/Apple-iPhone-SE,Apple-iPhone-13-mini,Asus-Zenfone-10/phones/10001,11637,12162

Works fine for me. I’ll keep using it until it no longer receives updates, just like I did with my 2016 SE.

Maybe rambling a bit, tired and drunk, sorry not sorry.

Have you considered the possibility that the general public’s social standards have been inherited by offices, and not the other way round?

Like it or not, I feel that the general public’s social standards have historically been dictated mainly by religion, and therefore are (1) different in certain areas/countries; and (2) slow to change. Think of, for example, Sunday trading, holidays for Christmas and Easter, the wearing of certain items of clothing, the use of certain words in public, to name a few. What was common and acceptable 20 or 50 years ago in a white christian country may be NSFW now, and vice versa (such as girly calendars in the workplace, the hiring and treatment of ethnic minorities). Even within a country, different areas may have different social standards.

NSFW makes a direct reference to the workplace, but could also refer to material (not necessarily just visual media) that you might not want your child(ren), parent(s), partner, general public to see on your screen, and as someone else pointed out, could also refer to NSFL.

What could offend one person or group could be fine and acceptable to another; but a discussion of “political correctness”, “wokeness”, and reaction to being offended, is probably better suited to another time and place.

For these reasons, I think that NSF[WL] is too narrow a category; on the other hand I can’t think of a better, unless you use a completely different system, for example video ratings (adults only, [extreme] violence, mature themes, supernatural, parental guidance required).