Potatos_are_not_friends

Grindr isn’t that big of a company.

170 employees according to the Internet.

80 employees were fired because they refused to be back in office.

Which means 90 employees left, and apparently it’s a shit show? 90 employees is like three classrooms of kids. And you’re telling me that there handful of leaders there are so terrible, people are unionizing?

The Batshit Crazy Story Of The Day Elon Musk Decided To Personally Rip Servers Out Of A Sacramento Data Center

I’m dying at this.

As a professional engineer (or a former one), I cannot give my professional opinion of this engine after such little time with it, even with source code access.

What do they think this blog post is? A diary entry?

Randomly stumbling into this instance.

Sorry for the stupid question. What is that? Thanks in advance.

Having used the Unreal engine, I’m actually surprised it’s not more popular than Unity.

I’m leaning towards people saw Unity as “the scrappy underdog” to Epic. When really, Unreal engine fought like hell to get to where it is.

It bothers me that the major complaint is not the privacy issues or the people who own it behind the scenes…

but the technology used to build the desktop application. Electron is just a tool.

Man, I really did like Google Podcasts.

It was way better than the other podcast apps. And coming from iTunes, it was a smooth transition.

This sucks. Open source your shit, Google, and I promise we’ll keep it going.

What changed in your life?

For example: I don’t think most people can leave a full time job. But I can see people changing their life up to make part time work.

What’s funny is that Valve didn’t do some backdoor anti-trust shit that Google, Microsoft, or Apple has a history of doing.

All Valve did was focus on the end user so hard that the competition looked extremely bad.

You’ll be called a asshole by the “Free Palestine” folks for not supporting them.

The “Support Israel” people never say shit to me.