I've come to call it SpaceXitterAI

Fedora Media Writer is the best

The phrase implies that the bar is low.

Pushes a breaking change without testing

Don't worry, you can only not play the game you paid for temporarily!

Will* find it.

Everyone has a finite amount of time, energy, and overall human bandwidth to commit to their lives, and those without a lot to spare are not likely to keep looking once they've found something really good that they're satisfied with.

I'm always on the lookout for a new job, no matter what, and you should be too. I make it a point to try and schedule an interview with a new employer every 90 days. This strategy has served me extremely well. My resume stays updated, my interview skills stay sharp, I stay abreast of what's available the employment market, and occasionally I get a significant improvement at a new employer.

It's very rare for employers to give raises or promote from within. I've always had to move to get anything above a cost of living raise.

Yes, we all have a finite amount of time, and I would argue that looking for a new job is an extremely good use of that time.

...wat

I currently have the best job I've ever had and I did not use LinkedIn

Does this really require an explanation? There are tons of potential opportunities that you are overlooking if you never even looked at LI. Would they be better? Maybe, maybe not. It's quite possible though.

If it was destroyed after verification they wouldn't have been able to leak the personal IDs of millions of users just a few months ago.

It is 100% required to get the best possible job. Most people cannot afford to just ignore one of the most-used employment platforms in existence. It can cost them tens of thousands of dollars a year. Not something you can afford to skip out on in a world where wages have stagnated for the last 20 years.