No Ricky nooo, this isn't right

And with a 69 seconds pole lap, nice

I don't think CSS is hard, more that what we are expecting to do with it these days is quite advanced and that makes it hard

Yeah agree, but no one got rich of open source.
These companies' sole purpose is to make money for their stakeholders not the greater good.

I was on the brink of curing cancer when I realised my build was done an hour ago, and now I don't remember where I left off in either of those endeavours.

Does it get refined quarterly or on each encounter?

How many universally recognised kinds of ugly people are there?

Depends on the content of said fashion garment

The neat part of that is that it forces you to stop and think about your approach

A monologue in how disappointed you are if post-its are are note done.

And if that doesn't work, lock the wooden cabinet that the fridge is in. /s

Do you need more features then what post-its on a fridge offer?

As someone who has coded since 12, it doesn't matter how good you are at solving a coding problem. It matter how good you can solve a human problem.

Then there is the opposite example, 3 months of working on an RFC (10% time maybe, but still long period) with requirement that every teams signs off and everything get's agreed ahead of time.
Then 1 week into the project the entire RFC is scrapped because reality is different to theory.
Balance.

Regardless of everything happening, I would still prefer to live today than in any other point in our history

Hmm, it's fair to assume people might think that. Though in that case I would only look at people the person is following, not who is following because I would assume no one really bothers filtering out their followers