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There's also no punishment, no time out, no naughty corner.
They rarely get in trouble with me either.
No punishment, just understanding and explanations.
If they do something that really bothers me I ask myself if I've have ever properly explained to them why that behavior isn't OK.
I once got very angry and shouted at one of my kids and shook my finger at him but it was all an act. He crossed the road without looking and I wanted after a lifetime of me not getting angry, to badly shock him, to really frighten him, to slam home the importance of looking when crossing the road.
I had to fight some sort of pop-up multiple times till I gave up.
I did get to some page that were full of corporate speak.
I got the sense that there is an interesting concept in there but can't be bothered fighting to find it.
If however you think the governments purpose is to further the interests of corporations, then it’s the opposite of a mistake.
My only regret in hindsight is not just ignoring them.
Things do move so quickly in the workplace that it won't be long till he or you is gone or some other circumstance comes up.
I don't think it's always in your interests to confront problem people. Just nod, pretend to listen then do whatever you want.
Pragmatism man, that's were it's at.
In six months everything will have changed.
Also, read "The Prince" if the really want to know how to survive office politics.
The task is complete.
Also here is a painting elephant: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=owSZs7H24UY
Here it is in use on raspberry pi https://medium.com/@decrocksam/building-wpe-webkit-for-raspb...
A long video on it: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=klfE6m1oCkg
A short video on it: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=wVSwkj9McCU
It says: "WPE is the reference WebKit port for embedded and low-consumption computer devices. It has been designed from the ground-up with performance, small footprint, accelerated content rendering, and simplicity of deployment in mind, bringing the excellence of the WebKit engine to countless platforms and target devices."
I'd be interested to know how to use it.
Python made the big leap and fixed some huge problems when it went to python 3 - yes it's migration approach was a total fail, but it further cleaned up what was and already clean and consistent language.
The only thing that would have really interested me in this post would have been to hear that PHP had been cleaned up into a consistent syntax, but that's not what this article says.