I have, sadly, had to walk away from people whose mental health issues were so profound that being in their orbit was harmful to myself and my family. I am on the edge of being there again, and the person in question is so fundamentally important to me that the notion is ripping me apart. It is hard to watch anyone go through this kind of thing and be powerless to help them. When you love them it is like walking on hot broken glass.
Michael C. McGreevy
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@roadriverrail Sent you a text a few weeks ago, but maybe I have an old number or you don't have my new one? I have a gmail account and a weatherlight account associated with you in my contacts.
@roadriverrail You still up for hosting a transfer? I would like to get off .social for reasons like this one.
@roadriverrail Oh, ok. That part we do. Lol
@roadriverrail Developers working together collaboratively on code. Sounds like pair/mob programming?
@roadriverrail I am having serious “good software development practices” envy right about now.
@roadriverrail We are a Teams/WebEx house, so that could be a factor as well. But yeah, the overwhelming majority of the time we are sharing content we know we will be up front, and if we are doing something collaborative ad hoc we (should be) spinning up a Miro board and sharing the link to that
@thelaughingmuse I just died a little on the inside
@roadriverrail Fair point! When I am going to be presenting in a meeting I make it a point to join early, make sure my settings are right, and have a co-worker validate before hand that all is as I expect it when possible. This makes me comfortable in assuming people can see my screen and will let me know if they cannot. The amount of waste around activities that treat meetings like an afterthought kills me.
@Women4Popehat @Popehat If by religion he means “completely made up by humans” I can get on board with that.