What? That doesn't make any sense.
I doubt this is a male/female issue. This manager most likely lacks respect for all people.
"Nearly always" adds a lot of ambiguity. Perhaps this is one of the cases in which it is cheaper.
OP lamented that the US uses the same tactics as those places. Data sent to/from your device will be captured in all of the places mentioned. Where is the comparison?
No one said that except you. Nice rhetorical strategy. Moxie said 'state-run telcos'. Which is accurate.
What are the chances all your customers leave if you start doing nothing tomorrow? I'm not saying you're wrong but even owners have obligations.
What is the 'classic' GitHub team? 2/3 founders are still there.
Well customers can leave too. I'd say it's a completely different kind of freedom but you are still at the mercy of forces besides yourself.
The answer is that they're all hanging out with people who do the same thing they do too. This situation isn't unique to programmers.
All this comment says is that you don't understand git and seem unwilling to try. Millions of devs use it everyday and seem to like it.
Lots of advice here. I would also check out other Show HNs to get a feel for how other people present and talk about their product. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9145007
What? That doesn't make any sense.
I doubt this is a male/female issue. This manager most likely lacks respect for all people.
"Nearly always" adds a lot of ambiguity. Perhaps this is one of the cases in which it is cheaper.
OP lamented that the US uses the same tactics as those places. Data sent to/from your device will be captured in all of the places mentioned. Where is the comparison?
No one said that except you. Nice rhetorical strategy. Moxie said 'state-run telcos'. Which is accurate.
What are the chances all your customers leave if you start doing nothing tomorrow? I'm not saying you're wrong but even owners have obligations.
What is the 'classic' GitHub team? 2/3 founders are still there.
Well customers can leave too. I'd say it's a completely different kind of freedom but you are still at the mercy of forces besides yourself.
The answer is that they're all hanging out with people who do the same thing they do too. This situation isn't unique to programmers.
All this comment says is that you don't understand git and seem unwilling to try. Millions of devs use it everyday and seem to like it.
Lots of advice here. I would also check out other Show HNs to get a feel for how other people present and talk about their product. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9145007