Newman.

And she seems into it.

Ricochet?

Gotcha, thank you. I mostly code in bash or python.

What language is this?

In my case, the phishing tests originated with the organization that owns my employer, rather than within my employer itself. Our email states are entirely distinct so, while we can report the emails, no one would ever care.

… You must be one of my co-workers. Except that we just delete ours rather than labeling them.

The pipe weapons in 7 Days to Die are much like this, too.

I was enjoying it, too, until you reminded me of so the issues I had with xcode on my work laptop.

They get the idea. They can even explain it back to me (though they’re as likely to say that the money is for toys as they are to say, for example, food).

They just know what they’d prefer over me working.

My kid seems to get the connection between my job and our accommodations, but they’d still rather I play with them.

They once introduced me to a teacher by saying “this is my dad. He likes working. And money!”

The (quite young, probably barely in her twenties) teacher considered this for a moment, then said “well… I guess my parents do, too.”

Isn’t everyone on lemmy?

Presented without comment: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wesICmc48UE

No need on my behalf, but it’s good to have an explanation. Thanks!

edit: s/got/good/

Like Bluetooth requiring location permissions?

Did you incorporate whitespace into your username? How fascinating.

I mostly only use git at work and I guess I’ve never had the same work machine long enough to worry about this. It helps that each of our repos is fairly small. At least the ones I touch.

Delete? Never.

mv git_repo git_repo.bad

i think i am old

https://youtube.com/watch?v=UzqcNlhaqIY

I don’t conduct interviews very often, but when I do, one of my questions is always about interacting with files that have special characters in the filename.