stoly

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stoly,

That, sadly, is the future. Valve is one of those rare companies that put out something interesting then got out of the way so that others could put out their ideas. Steam and PAX are a fantastic way to enable the creativity of others. I will keep my fingers crossed that this all works out, but I am fully prepared to be sad between now and, say, 10 years in the future.

stoly,

In the end, the people who make these sorts of decisions will often bail out with their quarterly bonuses before the poo hits the fan. It’s everyone else who has to deal with the fallout.

stoly,

You are right in that Steam would probably continue on just fine on autopilot. You might not be right by assuming that the sort of person who would seek to and achieve such a position wouldn’t let their own ego dictate every decision–change for change’s sake so that they can point at how wonderful they are at the job.

stoly,

Have seen it. Good managers walk in and watch their team for months to learn how things work before making changes. Bad managers walk in and change things before learning why they work the way they do. We saw that with Twitter/X.

stoly,

I’d never heard of it that way before and that’s interesting. Thanks for sharing.

stoly,

I was particularly surprised at how quickly millennial sayings aged.

stoly,

Hello fellow transitional generation member.

stoly,

No. Gen Z is the future. The rest of us are dinosaurs.

Love, someone who manages students at a university.

stoly,

People who complain about younger people are the biggest idiots who forgot that other idiots said the same about them a long time ago. Same with those who complain about older people a little too much.

stoly, (edited )

There are always pearls among the swine.

stoly,

Based comment? lol

stoly,

That’s a millennialism.

stoly,

Well these things always have their roots in the past and get re-appropriated from other uses, but I don’t recall seeing the term before 2 - 3 years ago.

stoly,

My observation as a Xillenial:

Millenials tended to have negative-meaning slang. It’s like the generation expressed its angst.

Zoomers tend to have positive-meaning slang. This generation does not try to follow the Boomer dream and focuses its energy elsewhere.

stoly,

I remember being in complete shock sometime in the late 90s when millenial high schoolers went around calling everything gay. Like mouth dropped open the first time I encountered it.

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