TVA

interesting! I've never seen one in a mall in my area, just stand alone (same with Chipotle actually)

Nice! I'll keep an eye out for one!

I quit going after their CFO was bitching about quiet quitting keeping him up at night.

QDoba is better anyways, they're just not in nearly as many locations (around me anyways).

hahahahaha, in my case, I've been lucky that the places I've worked we actually have always bought the accidental damage coverage!

I also practically start the conversation with this info so I don't get lied to initially.

if I suspect something was spilled, I always let them know that we have accidental damage coverage and things like spills are covered and that makes the truth come out a bit smoother.

I mean, if they want a ready to go excuse for why the movie made no money, sure, this makes sense.

That's basically my 'fix' too, I reboot the work computer at least once a week and close a ton of tabs on the personal computer whenever I notice I've got to scroll through all the tabs and can't find anything.

Thanks for the tip! I'll give it a look and see if that fits my flow any better!

This is a feature I want to love so much whenever I've used it in the past. It's great, it's useful, it's super awesome .... then, I just open 10,000 tabs [ok, that's an exaggeration, but I currently have 42 open and that's not even a lot] and they're scattered all over the place anyways and I can't seem to force myself to keep them grouped properly!

To anyone that can get their brain to actually utilize this feature, congrats that it's finally coming to Firefox!

Thanks! I know I've seen more than and I thought a couple had been about Rust, for some reason!

A quick search and I'm not able to find anything, so either I'm not using the right search terms or I'm completely off the mark and am mixing up my Tovald Rants.

If I mixed that up, I'm so sorry for spreading FUD!

From an outsiders perspective, a lot of the "politics" seemed to be that Rust devs would try to change behavior they saw as bugs and Linus would have to be like: "it doesn't matter, we don't break userspace functionality with changes we make to the kernel! [not a direct quote, but a paraphrase]"

Devs not wanting to learn Rust is something I'm not at all equipped to comment on since I don't know C or Rust (some C++, python, Powershell and a few other scripting languages though) so I can't say how difficult that transition would be, but at the very least it seems like they must not be convinced of its need.

Anyone with more knowledge able to chime in on if it seems this is a self induced problem on their end or genuinely something the other kernel devs are being difficult to work with?

ETA: My memory of this seems to be completely incorrect! Sorry for the misinformation!