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I agree with the comment above yours but also feel that this is... different style of work? Or attitude? Not sure how to name it but feels like I also brushed up against this numerous times.

I assume that line of "what is scope creep and what is assumed to be in scope even if not written down" has to be blurry but I tend to judge people on which side they end up on, because I feel it correlates to indifference etc.

Ultimately, it feels like a bad approach to work relationships - you actually have to do personal groundwork in your team to unblur the line to where you and your team agrees. And if that doesn't work out - leaving is a valid, if sad, option.

Since there's a comment about Linux - if you ever need to play around with latency/throttling/packet loss/etc and you're developing on Windows, you can also check out Clumsy! [0] It was quite useful a few times, highly recommend it!

[0] https://jagt.github.io/clumsy/

Re:Tarot for Techies on Tuesday January 04, 2022 @05:08AM (#29793213)
I guess going for sun/moon comparison (frontend/backend). Also sun being the known and moon being the unknown?
Re:Your Phone Is Your Castle on Monday September 14, 2020 @05:15AM (#24468233)
In Lithuania we have secure(?) SIM cards that can be used instead of app for such purposes, the app being SmartID.

Although I wonder whether secure SIMs work with dumbphones, have not researched how it actually works (probably a type of SMS?).

Upon request, you have to provide sPIN1 to initiate an action and sPIN2 to finish it (login to bank, approve a transfer).