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by Jenk 4y ago
You aren't a disruptor if you don't disrupt. You can't claim to be a change maker if you don't make change. You aren't a challenger if you don't challenge. Etc. Etc. etc.
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by Jenk 4y ago
It happens at airports, coffee shops, etc. Anywhere there are people working in public places. Jam a fob in, force a reboot, ransomware now loaded (for one example)
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by Jenk 4y ago
Because now a random fob jammed into your laptop won't be loaded on boot without the explicit choice to load it. This is defense-in-depth level stuff.
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by Jenk 4y ago
the workow will be maintained by the CI tool of choice, which can (should) have its own credentials to deploy stuff. There is nothing but semantic differences between a commit trigger or a manual trigger for a given commit.
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by Jenk 4y ago
Disclaimer: Non-Educated Delinquent asking... I presume String Theory has not been observered yet, thus it remains a theory?
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by Jenk 4y ago
It's literally not. If you have 10 windows open that's up to 9 presses of alt+tab. With workspaces it's one press of whatever you have configured for the workspace, such as alt+1 (or 2 or 3, etc)
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by Jenk 4y ago
Serverless is from the notion that you are not concerned with the server. I.e., that your product/ infrastructure inventory is... Serverless.
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by Jenk 4y ago
https://www.etymonline.com/word/*keu-#etymonline_v_53273
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by Jenk 4y ago
Credit Card theft/fraud is why. If it was possible to "transfer" funds like this then mechanisms for fraudulent purchases will increase dramatically. Eve Online introduced purchasing in-game currencies because it was rife on
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by Jenk 4y ago
... and the insurance underwriters lose, upping their fees the next time around, so future insurance customers lose out, too.
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by Jenk 4y ago
The URL usually contains the original title. In this case it is ".. varnish"
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by Jenk 4y ago
Very nice!
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by Jenk 4y ago
For something more abstract and "pretty": I've used gource[0] in the past to visualise the growth of a product to org members outside of tech. One particular success story for was contributing to a presentation showing how t
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by Jenk 4y ago
Still next.js, probably. Keep an eye on Svelte.
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by Jenk 4y ago
I would love to read more. Do you have any further information?
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by Jenk 4y ago
The light took far longer to reach us, thus what we are _observing_ is from a much younger (than it really, currently, is) star.
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by Jenk 4y ago
One near constant thing I notice is that hardly anyone (_especially_ scrum certified folk) recognises that scrum, by design, makes it self redundant. Most think scrum is a final-state. A goal line. It's not. Scrum is a training/in
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by Jenk 4y ago
There is no plan in evolution. That's the point. It's a reactionary phenomenon. If it had a plan, it would be a proactive phenomenon. Evolution is happenstance.
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by Jenk 4y ago
Knew it was Roel Van De Par before reading. I think this is the next step in social media reductionism, as people find ways to further lower the effort to "produce" content whilst maintaining a relatively high return.
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by Jenk 4y ago
https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Cunningham's_Law
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by Jenk 4y ago
Many posting responses here are missing that this topic is constrained to _technical interviews_. Not "does communication matter in general" nor even "does communication matter for a developer to be effective".
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by Jenk 4y ago
It's difficult not to assume some kind of hidden "anti-privacy apps" agenda when seeing things like this. Even more difficult to test this given Google continues to violate their obligation for transparency.
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by Jenk 4y ago
> If I want to search for something topical and relevant, I go to Facebook, Twitter, Reddit, HackerNews, Instagram, Google Maps, Discord etc. High chances you will find a link to an external site over content actually on those big named
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by Jenk 4y ago
surely the law of conservation applies, in that it would be more efficient to take the energy used to generate the black hole and apply it directly to launching the projectile instead?
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by Jenk 4y ago
> The only area of EVE where spreadsheets go out the window is war. Not if you include all of the ship setup calculations, POS and Capitals efficiency, etc.
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by Jenk 4y ago
Just to pile on... I've been a (neo)vim user for many years now. My init.vim (previously .vimrc) file is a constant work in progress. It has become a companion. A partner. I have more backups of this file than I do of my will. Every ti
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by Jenk 4y ago
"Security." Awake prevents your machine from locking due to inactivity, which violates PCI regs.
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by Jenk 4y ago
i3/bspwm/dwm (x11) or sway (wayland). FancyZones is a poor imitation (but still worth using compared to not) of those window managers.
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by Jenk 4y ago
What is utterly absurd is not the claim that capitalism has boom or bust, but that IAC is in any way related.
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by Jenk 4y ago
That claim is more absurd than those you mock.

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