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Give those guys good machines that don't piss them off, and you'll find them a lot more productive. And not, like, 2% more productive.

Banksy says it best: People are taking the piss out of you everyday. They butt into your life, take a cheap shot at you and then disappear.

The actual article begins with the paragraph: "How do you piss off a technical woman so she will leave your team? It's easy.

And in any case it's just mean of you to piss all over these guys' efforts. It makes me embarrassed for HN when people launch something new, and this is the sort of response they get.

Alex, these people arent trying to piss you off, theyre being driven by what BigCo wants from them. BigCo wont let a manager try some software and declare that it meets their needs.

If your boss is sour about you leaving, or if he fires you in a piss-fit, he'll actually turn a lot of people against you. It sounds like you're already coming to the right path.

Wouldn't that kind of "cat piss" complaint fall in the exact same "unhelpful comment" category ?

Maybe for a blog, but I'm not telling 10%+ of my customers to piss off. If the cost of supporting them outweighs the value of their business then I won't support them any more.

The illustration of the door handle is a great example of piss-poor affordance. A slight ridge is not going to clearly communicate push vs.

It looks like there's a lot of cruft in the design, and maybe someone needs to be very bold and piss off a lot of users and force a new interaction pattern. But this stuff is all there for a reason.

You can piss around with DNS settings or wait for the DVDs to be available, but piracy is just so much more convenient.

You have no expectation of privacy, security in your person or belongings, and they can and will do ugly things to you if you piss them off. Even if you don't piss them off.

If anybody knows where the grave is, I'd like to go piss on it. As somebody who long ago did print design, I totally get why designers would want pixel-perfect control.

The responses from Mozilla, Asa especially, have either been, "We don't think that's a problem", or sometimes, "go piss up a rope". Other people constantly chime in and say, "But I don't have that problem!"

This issue can piss every single one of us off, and it won't make the NBC Nightly News. It can't piss off the people it needs to piss off in order to get it fixed, so chances are it will stay unfixed indefinitely.

And then you get sent off into that world, ready to be an entitled prick and piss off everyone around you who has actually experienced the real thing. People who will laugh at your frameworks and your theories, because they've heard them from the last 20,000 MBAs who came before you.

This is all not to piss on your parade but because I lived in a pretty remote area for 2 years and have a little bit of experience that might be relevant to your situation.

No matter how many rose-tinted pairs of glasses you put on, it's still the piss-filled, shit-littered, gun-happy, knife-stabby, gangbanger-filled shitpot we know and love.

Would piss you off, right? If you want to restrict the games kids play or the sites they visit on their phones, that's probably for the better, be sure to inform them of the logical reasons such as the fact that game companies exploit human psychology to create addiction and many apps upload private information that could harm them later in life.

So if you're a sole proprietor scraping by and you piss off a giant company with lawyers enough that they want to file a lawsuit against you, well, what's the upside for them if they win? Tens of thousands of dollars in expenses on their side, and roughly zero dollars in recovered costs from the business they destroyed or the guy they sent in to bankruptcy.

Com/22Cans/status/268387590368030721 22 Cans is a tiny startup and they were expecting 10,000 concurrent users tops -- they're at 2 million and counting now, and they have to capitalize on that momentum and not piss off their obviously fanatical players. So they pulled an all-nighter to build and migrate from a single server to a clustered architecture, and hell yeah, if I was in that position I'd do that too.

The guys who accidentally turn their hobby projects into a small, sustainable business for themselves talk to their userbase with a level of candidness that you'll never see from startup guys, so don't piss on my leg and tell me its raining. I can imagine a better explanation from instagam easily. It wouldn't start with "Legal documents are easy to misinterpret", it would start with "It's no secret that lawyers will write contract terms as strongly in our favor as possible in a general cover-your-ass measure. Even though we don't plan to do the thing you're all so pissed off about, we sure had them write the terms in a way that gives us room to change our minds in future and actually do most of what you are worried about."