Fair. I’ve considered the same myself.

I don’t pay Spotify though. £10 a month is 12 albums per year at least. Can buy full catalogue. For cycling new music I ain’t fully sold on when driving is fine though.

Spotify works for me.

I do online banking through the browser if I need it.

Me?! I’m not in America.

What have you done in this regard?

When you discredit publicly to the point you tarnish reputations to the point of changing electoral decisions that help fascists win, you’re complicit in that.

We can hold ourselves to account to be better, but being more critical of like minded folk than fascists is dumb. We apply pressure where it’ll be effective, such as primaries or selection contests so the best candidates win.

Nope. Brit here. All those examples were wrong. Yours is valid though.

Most of those issues I do not have. By waking from suspend, do you mean hibernate? A system d update broke that last year in OpenSuse and I’m assuming other distros. I sleep now and it wakes fine.

No. It’s a plan to pull working class to voting against their class interests. It’s a conveyer into right wing voting.

YMMV. I’ve seen issues in migration from Gitea to Codeberg. Always test first.

No one goes for source unless they have recommendation or use it and it wouldn’t matter in those cases where it is hosted.

Lot’s use Github, but it doesn’t matter. Lots hate Microsoft too.

Rock star devs are just devs that know the code so can do it faster, probably because they wrote it. Some just hack shit in.

No one is good enough to justify those behaviours.

Cannot say I’ve seen a dev do that in the UK. Anyone would get fired for throwing a chair. Standing on the table yelling would probably get then a bollocking and maybe a warning.

Let’s not forget the GOP. They could easily stop any of this as they have majorities. They could have stopped this in the past (impeachment) but they felt it was the best chance for their party.

Those spineless cowards love power and will rubber stamp anything if it helps them.

Oof. I do not work weekends without time off in lieu. Good luck with the burnout when it hits.

I’d personally respond to their “disappointing” with “Quite the overstep there. Rude.”. Setting boundaries is important.

They should not expect you to give up your free time without asking. Are they your friend? Are they into you and wanting quality time together off the clock?

Edit: oh crap. That’s their boss. Yeah, not cool. Maybe the more diplomatic “Time off is important. Hope you have a good trip.” Firm. Set a boundary. However, very much a red flag. They’re trying to push you into a personal space and this could be highly risky. They may have other motives. I’d consider looking elsewhere for roles. Maybe pushing for a part time role e.g. you 4 days and the new person days if long hours or 5 and 2. Max 40 hours a week. That way they get full coverage and you have time off