Jenk

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721.
by Jenk 6y ago
Not if you want to use a repository template. Also we can argue until the cows come home about how little effort is actually involved. It could literally be a single click and it's still all still by-the-by. This is an empty virtue sig
722.
by Jenk 6y ago
I mean this: https://github.com/new
723.
by Jenk 6y ago
Which is still an empty gesture, that is still leading to wasted time. FYI github's repo creation tool now defaults to main. A lot of orgs use this tool because they will also use repo templates. I know git, the program, is still defau
724.
by Jenk 6y ago
> Do you know a lot of "woke" people who aren't otherwise on the left? I don't. I'm in the UK so maybe it is different, but lately "woke" is anyone that is seen as an enemy of the far right. Including
725.
by Jenk 6y ago
A lot of places will have extra effort in their CI/CD pipelines, too. I know, I know, commands like the following exist: grep -rl master | sed -ie "s/master/main/g" but there's always going to be
726.
by Jenk 6y ago
A few of my employers use(d) Twilio for 2FA SMS, one of whom are UK FCA regulated.
727.
by Jenk 6y ago
So "Tech Giants" are "anyone with >250 employees".. That's a mighty tight clutch you have on those straws.
728.
by Jenk 6y ago
Nope. https://gdpr.eu/companies-outside-of-europe/
729.
by Jenk 6y ago
I'd be fascinated to know more. FWIW the UK has a similar thing for traditional Engineer roles. Nobody is legally permitted to call themselves a "tradtional" Engineer (such as Civil, Aerospace, Aeronautical, etc.) without, ty
730.
by Jenk 6y ago
I don't think that holds any weight. See this example I just picked off a search: https://careers.microsoft.com/us/en/job/958535/Software-Engi...
731.
by Jenk 6y ago
No, the answer is "Anyone infringes on those rights." It just so happens that some "Tech Giants" fit into that category.
732.
by Jenk 6y ago
So far there is no suggestion of an ulterior motive. GDPR is just there to protect the privacy of EU citizens and that's that.
733.
by Jenk 6y ago
This is why we have "fortnightly" in the English language.
734.
by Jenk 6y ago
No, it doesn't.
735.
by Jenk 6y ago
an epicentre, not the epicentre.
736.
by Jenk 6y ago
yes, and yes.
737.
by Jenk 6y ago
/b/ has been an epicentre for decades.
738.
by Jenk 6y ago
If you own a site that has systemic issues with child pornography sharing and other illegal material, you probably deserve it.
739.
by Jenk 6y ago
I haven't seen anyone claim otherwise.
740.
by Jenk 6y ago
> I do a lot of contracting work for miners Selection bias. I don't doubt that the miners who are investing god knows how much is necessary to _require a contractor_ will have scaled enough to need to concern themselves with cost of
741.
by Jenk 6y ago
Miners don't care/get a choice. They plug their machines into the nearest wall socket.
742.
by Jenk 6y ago
> autocomplete="nope" wat. Developer gag left unchecked?
743.
by Jenk 6y ago
AOL was profitable. I can't find any source that states AIM was profitable.
744.
by Jenk 6y ago
They failed to monetise them. Most chat clients were placing ads to try and generate revenue but I doubt they ever made money from it. From what I remember of the blogs at the time, such as Martin Fowler's stuff on Yahoo! Messenger, th
745.
by Jenk 6y ago
> Initial release 1976; 45 years ago https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emacs
746.
by Jenk 6y ago
Taxes became a thing precisely because this model failed. The utopia of "common sense and decency" kicking in and ensuring public services are well funded is a false hope and does not work. Simply put, there is always a significan
747.
by Jenk 6y ago
> So... what type of question or blocker is so unimportant that it can wait for a day to get resolved, but at the same time is so important that we need the whole team to stop working and discuss it? A blocker or unforseen problem that y
748.
by Jenk 6y ago
Clicking the images tab probably explains why. There are many pictures of very young girls in various states of undress.
749.
by Jenk 6y ago
The problem with this is that people have many reasons to cough. You could say that same statement for any year and it would be accurate.
750.
by Jenk 6y ago
My immediate thought was that of the "Rogue Transmission" map in BF4.

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