Don’t hunt what you can’t kill

So many incredible memories with that game! My friend and I used to play really long hot seat games culminating in a big battle at the end. So much fun.

Didn’t he punch some guy in the face for making a joke? Pretty sure I’ve never done that…

Now that is a name I have not heard in a long time.

Wrong instance

Well deserved. Live and drink, friend.

I’m so sad that they bought blue byte. The rest of their catalogue I can take it or leave it but Anno games…

How many ‘deadlines’ have been made and passed so far with zero consequences for Russia? If anything it just sounds like they are getting longer now but when you let the first one pass without consequence all future ones become meaningless.

Exactly, I really don’t get the all or nothing thinking where you can’t even acknowledge something unambiguously positive because of who is doing it.

I really hope this situation doesn’t keep deteriorating. We need competition in this market, there is already so much insane price gouging.

I don’t mind the measure words so much because you can always use the generic one and people will understand, it’s the tones that really mess me up.

What a novel way to detect artillery

This is a very interesting technological development. I’m pleased that I can keep up with all the latest advances like this in the technology community.

No it isn’t.

EDIT:

OK to explaind on this just a bit. Slack is a Searchable Log of All Conversation and Knowledge. That’s all it is. If all you do is talk shit on there, it’s going to be a repository of shit talking and that’s not slacks fault.

Personally, slack has saved me a countless amount of time at work. Having a technical problem? Search slack, someone probably asked about it and there’s a solution for that. If there’s no answer, asking in the right channel will usually get it answered pretty quickly.

Especially as a remote company, slack or a tool like it is pretty indispensable for working with my team. And yes, we talk a lot of shit on there and those conversations happen in shit talking channels which means they don’t clutter the productive channels but I can still bond with my team a bit.

I guess like any tool, it’s about how you use it. In this case though I don’t think you can blame the tool even though slack is definitely not perfect. It’s definitely far from Facebook, I honestly think you’d win some kind of record with that stretch.