that’s a fair comment I don’t know what they do either.

having seen a few of these org charts this could be much worse. there are 4 salaries related to software and technical improvements of the app and platform.

most ppl underestimate what kind of infrastructure is required to make anything work at planet scale, including auxiliary functions. I’d be much more interested in where the funding is coming from.

is the argument they shouldn’t be paid money for their work? or maybe signal shouldn’t be hiring at competitive salaries for highly skilled labor?

no man, I wish it was. basically you paid for the base game for the pleasure to be grinding for guns unless you pay again every season another 20 to 30 extra.

I’m so tired of games that have the weapons you’d like to use behind a paywall I hope they all crash and burn. COD just as much as Battlefield. I might simply go back to playing CS 1.6.

well there is some Rust building up under that JavaScript… maybe that can save us.

battery life, the quirky watch faces, notifications and controlling my music while on the run. GadgetBridge supports it so you don’t depend on their apps. the pebble 2 models have an issue with the buttons. pebble time is fine. also, don’t use them in water.

Interesting, do tell us how its going. Django’s appeal to me is mostly with the ecosystem and readily available plugins and at the very least the admin. This just saves soo much time. Maybe rust based packages accelerating django is the way to go for me.