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I was recently hired as a Project Manager at a small company. I've only been on the job a few weeks when I was told an employee had filed a complaint against me for creating a hostile workplace. When I asked how I exactly did this I was told I said a curse word at a meeting.

Has anyone ever dealt with this situation before? What is the best thing for me to do? I dont want a hostile workplace environment on my end where I have to keep looking over my shoulder either.

With the debacle of Mozilla's signed certificates expiring my favorite addons for Firefox for Android have all become broken. This is highly annoying as since my adblocker no longer functions I have discovered just how unreadable the web has become. Are there similar browser out there that posses the same capabilities? And maybe respect a users privacy?

Was just selected by a new company to come in as a Program Manager. I've been doing project management, albeit more via self taught and experience driven for a while, though I was never one to subscribe exclusively to standards such as those offered by PMI. Are there any words of wisdom or advice for someone like me as I begin to lead a DevOps shop, Infrastructure cell, tier 1, 2, and 3 Help Desk, etc?

If you could go back 10 years ago what's one piece of advice you'd give your past self?

Just curious where others may be coming from in life. Has the most important person who helped make you who you are been a family member, friend, or possibly even a complete stranger?

Kept finding myself going back to this post:news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17638477 and was wondering what happened to all the mainstream browsers? Is there any out there that are user friendly and customizable without being locked down?

I mean Edge is getting to the point where it's somewhat useful, IE is...well, IE, Firefox is now a clone of Chrome, and Chrome is at a point where I'm afraid to have more than one or two open tabs because of the amount of system resources it consumes. What happened?

Just wondering how many other people are feeling overwhelmed by technological "tools" thst are supposed to save us time and headache. Especially from those that are older, I am wondering if completing tasks was easier in the past than it is today.

Do you subscribe to print magazines anymore? What is your favorite/Best one if so?