Jeff, you're right that a lot of us are average. That's not bad, it's the nature of things. My premise is just a little different and that's whether you let...

I was just re-reading the replies and enjoying the diversity of perspectives. The comment on the foot stool was one that stood out - I use one at home, but...

Ed, absolutely a lot of professions/environments where flex time is hard or close to impossible, or unlimited PTO. The team I'm with is definitely agile, releasing changes every week. Works...

Eric, its everyone. Each team has some informal process about how it works. On my team (operations), we all try to be available between 10 am and 4 pm. Not...

Eric, we handle status via a Slack channel. If you're remote or out of office, you just drop a note in the channel to let everyone know. I make it...

Robert, as far as 2 hours a day, common sense prevails. That is really a scheduling issue more than a PTO one. It comes down to trust - can I...

With unlimited PTO you don't accrue, you just use as you go. If you miss/yearn the for the comfort of having 60 days or whatever banked, its not the right...

ZZartin, I'm sure its all in the implementation. Where I'm...

Eric, correct - its paid time off/vacation, not a leave of absence.

Pedro, I use branching and find it to be a reasonable approach for our environment. Do you think trunking is critical. To me it feels overly prescriptive. Enjoyed the overview...

Eric, I agree that warnings are unlikely, but then I had it happen and made a note to write about it:-) I think its a decent mock exercise - security...

David, I left it vague because it often is. I get that context matters though!

Im a year into learning devops as I write this and from what I've seen the premise is reasonable, but as in all methodologies it matters how you implement it....

Alex, that's a great example. I agree security bugs are tough to find, open source or not.

Rust, I agree the low resource usage has been very attractive, perhaps most so when trying to make the most of a hypervisor. I think server core (and Nano) are...