From my own personal experience, it sounds like mismanagement

If you have six months of funds, left to operate, then count your blessings and be grateful and be creative bro

come on now why are you complaining?

Six months before we run out of money oh my gosh, what a blessing, bro count your blessings and be grateful

Any context, reasoning, or background?

I found this: https://www.theverge.com/2023/2/20/23607037/microsoft-teams-...

I left a decade ago and came back using doom and have gained a new respect for both emacs and lisp.

Having such a configurable tool is an invitation to the subtle with an attention to detail.

Free Software is so far away from the mainstream consumer culture and it provides an immeasurable value to those who invest.

How much did Meta contribute to Moz as a part of the deal?

Life is trauma. The more we take on the more punches we take. Let us not let our ambitions be weapons against ourselves. Leadership takes wisdom based on experience and learning.

The adrenals are the alarm, and the thyroid is the gas pedal. Trauma can offset both.

But yes, life and work is tough unless we have balance and willingness to grow from pain.

Keep breathing deep and take ashwagandha.

These times are more rough than most recent histories.

Sending love.

> Life is trauma.

Life is not trauma. As my cat says.

> ashwagandha

Can you elaborate?

It's an over the counter supplement that's purportedly anti-anxiety and sleep-promoting.

There is a corollary to Sturgeon’s law which states:

This remains true for the remaining 10%

Which would mean that it is actually "The bottom 90% is significantly worse than the top 10%".

My favorite part of that story IIRC is that it only registered when people opened the microwave before the alarm went off.

I am more patient now to let the microwave complete after hearing about subtleties of the microwave emissions.

Me too, I now either wait for it to time out or hit the stop button before opening the door. It's completely irrational and I feel a bit silly for it since I don't live anywhere near a radio observatory, but I still do it.

WiFi users in your neighborhood are thankful.

My superpower used to be getting impatient and opening the microwave just as it showed zero seconds, but before the alarm went off. It made me wonder how it happened that they were programmed to make that possible.