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Feels a little like some assumptions are being made in the comments here. Apprenticeships are still a thing in the US. Example: https://does.dc.gov/service/apprenticeships I have a…

Ask “what have you tried already?” If their answer doesn’t include sshd, give them the benefit of the doubt anyway and ask “what happened when you tried sshd?” To avoid any likelih…

Well said. In a business context it often feels like a risk to admit that you don't know something. Because it's a competitive situation and the Prod M Lead isn't about to display …

As a father of a toddler, I really appreciate stories where you get a phone call out of the blue and somebody tells you your child died. I didn't have enough anxiety about him alre…

I appreciate that you followed up.

That is almost the entire reason that I like owning. The kitchen looks like I want it to look, the walls are the color I want them to be, the doorbell is wifi, I have a Nest thermo…

This is about suppressing information availability and opportunity in rural areas. Sorry financially-challenged rural dweller, you only have a phone with a fixed data allowance. I …

It's infuriating. Ok, 7 lines of code that form the tip of an iceberg of thousands of lines of code fronting months of contract and negotiation work. WTF.

I would have been more interested to read a story that told me which software should be cheaper now that it doesn't have to bake the MP3 license into its selling price.

Are any of the commenters on this thread female? I read or skimmed every comment up to this moment, and every single one sounds like it's written by a male. Perhaps I'm silly but I…

And yet I constantly see those "things you can't say" being said in the public mainstream media. Like the Wall St. Journal. The claim that dissent is being suppressed rings hollow …

And comments say it was five years old back then, and was even posted previously on that site. Welcome to Reddit!

I assume this tool isn't meant for everyone, but rather those who feel they struggle to be heard and taken seriously when communicating via email. Sometimes it's effective to be di…