trying to sue you in court.

Hmm, You’d probably get by fine representing yourself. Given it’s a bad idea…

I’d probably pick up a remote side job to work during the first job and store about 10k away to handle eventual legal fees. You wouldn’t need much of a lawyer to defend yourself.

95% exaggeration if he is a real programmer.

If he just tried to walk into Java knowing nothing or maybe PHP, and refused to RTFA, he might experience about 30% to 40% of that I just trying to do everything wrong.

TBF, any of the big players are rife to capitulate to fed demands with the admin changes. Keep that crap out of Facebook, X, Google, Microsoft, unencrypted chat.

I have a guy, he’s amazing but he just does that. I have to be very careful to not to send him anything outside of normal work hours because he will spin up and do it and that’s not what I want.

Ignoring lack of parking, slow travel and waste disposal, it’s more like 3-6k if you already live on a farm. 5-10k if you board it with someone, and you’ll likely need a car to get you to the stables.

A bicycle however…

What even is the point

Scheduling correspondence generally falls into one of a couple categories:

1. This message contains information you don’t want them to have until after an event. Raises, Layoffs, Reorgs
2. It’s 2am and you don’t want to bother them at this hour. (more important for Slack)
3. They’re not in our timezone and you want it to hit the box when they’re fresh to work on it. You don’t want them to start a sprawling project at 4:30 on a Friday.
4. It’s the weekend and there’s no reason for them to worry about it until Monday.