The part where you stop reading.

You fired the "immature ass" and left him in full control of passwords etc. What did you expect? It's the classic case of expecting professionalism while not projecting professionalism. They don't give a fuck about this guy. Why should he give a fuck back?

Side #1: You felt slighted. Disrespected. Unappreciated.
You lose your temper. Do something of questionable judgement. Momentary satisfaction as you see them scramble to replace you.

Side #2: You still have to work there. It sucks because you kinda liked the guy causing all the problems. You understand his reasoning, but you're trapped because you're definitely not in a position to do something similar. So you save your own ass.

I see both sides. The corporate money usually wins. An unfortunate fact of life. But I don't dismiss the disgruntled employee's claim. We all feel it but are usually too scared to act. They don't care about you. And they never will.

Goodbye.

This is typical science/developer bullshit.You believe you are somehow smarter than everyone else. You're so certain your beloved scientific method is correct, that you are willing to say fuck you to any kid who is harmed by it because they are an anamoly. What's that? You couldn't possibly be wrong? The science is on your side? It's fucking ridiculous, arrogant, and self serving fucks like yourself who keep propogating this shit. It is 1000% ok to question science. And choose not to believe it. Go fuck yourself and your arrogant, disgusting attitude. Come back to me when your daughter develops autism or has some life altering disease because her parents trusted some stupid fucking spreadsheet you put together.

And ironically, this site reformatted my reply to make the URL's all lowercase. SMH.

Linus is wrong here. Sure, as developers, it would be really nice if bit-for-bit file naming was the gospel. But that is not the world we live in. https://slashdot.org/ should be the same as https://slashdot.org/ no matter what side of the fence you fall on this. File systems aren't any different.

I sympathize with your 40% hike. And I recognize there is no option to not participate. But I still contend, as a free person, that I never agreed to the deal. Other people forced me to comply. That is theft. No matter the "duty bound" premises you claim. I'll also recognize a gun in the wilderness isn't ideal. And that some laws need to be made to enforce valid ownership claims. But if you are forever taxed on something you are supposed to own, do you really own it?

You only say this because you have never known anything different. To you, and to a lot of people, you've accepted taxes as an axiom in life. The old adage of being the only two certain things in life, death and taxes. Laws can exist without taxes. Infrastructure can exist without taxes. It's baffling to me that people cannot possibly imagine a world where taking other people's money is the foundation of society.

I'm not debating that government plays a role in establishing a functioning society. The level of involvement is clearly debatable. I personally lean more libertarian. Teachers, police, roads, etc. Regulated private industry can handle these types of things better. But that's just my opinion.

What is not an opinion is that taxation, particularly income and property taxation, is theft. The government takes your money against your will (you wouldn't pay if you didn't have to). Even worse, they take your money for simply existing on your own land (property taxes). And if you refuse, they arrive with weapons ready to take you to jail. That is by all definitions, theft. Openly, unabashedly taking your money. To spend on other people.

Now, you can argue that is a necessary thing to provide the society that "a majority" of people want. And maybe some of it is. However, it is still theft if you are the person choosing to not participate in the game.

LOL. You picked a really bad example.

"In the United States, the majority of fire departments are volunteer-based. According to the National Volunteer Fire Council (NVFC), out of the total 29,452 fire departments in the country:

18,873 are all-volunteer departments. 5,335 are mostly volunteer departments1. This means that a significant portion of U.S. cities and communities rely on volunteer firefighters for their emergency services."

Period.

There are more problems with the new app than a few "stubborn bugs". Half the time it doesn't even work. Sometimes it takes minutes and will randomly start to play whatever you put in the queue. The volume control is atrocious now. When you turn it off, there's noticeable delay between each speaker stopping. The whole thing is a complete pile of shit.

I used to rave about Sonos and their products. I loved them. And their support team was awesome. But this new app has completely ruined Sonos. I wouldn't recommend them to anyone.

I used to play Call of Duty a lot. To the point of being that guy who stands outside at Game Stop at midnight for the latest version. The alternating years between Treyarch and Infinity Ward seemed to be a good strategy and each dev group added their own little twist to the action. But at some point, I think it was around Advanced Warfare, it got a little silly with all the new gameplay gimmicks (cough...jetpacks). They tried taming it back down, but I lost interest. Paying $99 per year (+ add-ons) for the latest deluxe version that didn't seem all that different from the previous years. One year I think they even ditched the single player campaign all together.

I haven't played in a few years now. But having it on Game Pass might bring me back into the fold. Kudos to them for making a bold move like that. Hopefully they have come up with some new ideas for COD6.

LOL. I highlighted the error in your plan.