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Thanks for this, very useful!
Thanks for this, very useful!
It is what it isn’t?
If they are actually funny, don’t punch down too much, and can turn it off when needed.
It’s not good if that’s your whole personality.
I mean, if the main draw-card is convenience, then signal isn’t going to have much holding power (especially when combined with the network affect problem and attentions grabbing design of other message apps).
Signal will only really succeed if there is a critical mass of people in your circles who care about security to some degree (it works well for me for this reason).
I mean, that depends on the company to some degree… CEOs of small companies often do a lot of work. But yeah, contribution to pay ratio is usually way lower than most other workers.
Doesn’t every phone have an SMS app? What’s the benefit of having SMS in signal?
The CEO is an employee, right?
The list is long enough that it has it’s own wikipedia page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Criticism_of_Coca-Cola
Absolutely. They can’t use it back.
Yeah, dunno, I’d never considered it until this post. I have heard the insult used by Australians though, but I guess hyperbole is nothing new in insults
As a non-american, that insult is far more devastating
Ah, right. In a way that’s even better - you were stacking up comparably against competition.
Maybe you mean figuratively?
Except Kyle Gass
Even if you only have a 10% chance of winning, if you take a chance like that 10 times then it’s more than 65% likely that you’ll succeed at least once
She wouldn’t have done it on the outcome of a coinflip if she wasn’t at least partly interested.
The best advice I’ve heard along those lines is: “It’s more important to be interested than interesting”
Ironically, I reckon the more interested you are in people and things, the more interesting you become, because you learn and gain a more diverse understanding of the world, and then you are able to interact with more depth with more people.
I reckon if you focus on learning how to learn in your 20s, then you can really head off that aging problem in a big way (not completely, but a fair bit).