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by lugged 5y ago
After 10 years fullstack I moved into WordPress. The code I deal with is a mess but to be honest so was everything else I've ever been paid to work on. WordPress is stable and maintains backward compat for as long as possible. It'
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by lugged 5y ago
Those are likely some really solid applications as a result. In my experience redux just enables developers to sprinkle global state everywhere which makes tests a pain to write and code hard to debug.
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by lugged 5y ago
Google rug pulled angular, I know at least one very large company that pulled all Google tech from their stack over angular 1 -> 2. React really isn't the thing people have decided is the optimal solution, jsx and keeping presentati
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by lugged 5y ago
React is a library that should have been a framework. Literally everyone has to cobble some n-factor framework together and given the amount of inexperience out there, what results is a damn nightmare. React solving the state problem native
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I suspect USBA isn't going away, it's far more robust than USBC, what I suspect will happen is devices that need smaller sockets will use USBC and everything else will stick with USBA. There is a reason I have one USBC port on my
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by lugged 5y ago
It's not denialism.. he's referring to Linux when he means to refer to specific software. You can try and compare apple to Linux like that if you want but it's like complaining it's apples fault for docker on Mac sucking
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by lugged 5y ago
Whataboutism and condescension, nice. I watched the discussion, people were obviously distracted and upset. Reading a 5 minute email wasn't the issue, the fallout was. Random recruiters aren't causing confusion many wide outrage a
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by lugged 5y ago
Its political prosthelytizing. What you're ignoring is that 99% of our employees don't have the ability to cease doing business with these holier than thou assholes. They're forced to get these emails they don't want and
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by lugged 5y ago
We're also still reeling from the smartscan debacle. The thing that pissed me off the most is when they emailed some unsolicited BLM propoganda out to every one of our employees.
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by lugged 5y ago
Maybe 2-3 years ago. Pretty sure it was IP based. CF drops you on a shared IP, its hit and miss of you end up on an IP next to a bunch of dodgy sites or not, do a reverse IP lookup to find out what else is running on your IP. > It would
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by lugged 5y ago
Tether is a crypto that attempts to peg itself to USD using dodgy corp debt and other paper money.
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by lugged 5y ago
Get a ThinkPad and install fedora. Read the arch wiki if you run into problems with specific software. You'll barely notice the change tbh, gnome is really good these days especially on a standard fedora workstation release. ThinkPads
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by lugged 5y ago
My wife uses fedora frequently and barely notices the difference between her Mac these days, most stuff is through chrome anyway. I use arch on my workstation / laptops for various reasons. For homelab boxes and the htpc I use fedora,
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by lugged 5y ago
Fedora and pop OS have been ahead of windows for a while. Personally also think Mac is going the way of windows, I have to use it for testing safari sometimes the OS is an absolute nightmare to use, always popping up asking for my password
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by lugged 5y ago
You seem to be confused, Linux doesn't have the problems you think it does. Im a daily Linux user and don't have these problems you're suggesting. Have you made a bug report?
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by lugged 5y ago
Fan of what exactly? I thought they were great and had them in front of all my sites.. til I tested the SEO impact and removed it from every single site. The perf enhancement was minimal at best, the added costs and complexity overhead simp
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by lugged 5y ago
You might like, https://youtu.be/vtIzMaLkCaM Something I wish more writers watched.
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by lugged 5y ago
Check out Tom McDonald, will fix up your recommendations real quick.
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by lugged 5y ago
Awful title. They're saying stimulus money must be used to secure out of state hires because they don't have enough nurses in state. Hiring from the existing pool doesn't create a net improvement on the total nurses in state
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by lugged 5y ago
This isn't even remotely going to solve the supply chain problems. Didn't everyone just quit? And they want to go 24/7? With no experience running 24/7? Good luck with that Brandon.
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by lugged 5y ago
If you're worried about goretex, switch to Columbia outdry, it doesn't use or rely on dwr so I'm guessing whatever plastics its using is pretty stable.
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by lugged 5y ago
It's already proven not to be safe. If you overheat a pan and breath it in you'll come down with flu like symptoms and nausea.
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by lugged 5y ago
Maybe it's Morse code
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by lugged 5y ago
What's the point of typing things if you have to constantly typecheck them anyway?
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by lugged 5y ago
The idea that your running a business and thus must ban people with outcomes that result in censorship is pretty lazy. I would suggest that maybe you should just take the stance that it's none of your business what users are posting on
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by lugged 5y ago
I read it too, they're saying this is different because they agree with them. Pretty much every example of lecturers being cancelled in the last 5 years is for the same unrelated reasons. It's boring, so you're a fan of this
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by lugged 5y ago
A mission driven school? Sort of like Evergreen State?
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by lugged 5y ago
> I understand this wasn’t self evident for many for a long time and for many it still isn’t. Nah, it was made very clear by very many back when, all of my friends understood my concerns clearly, I made sure they knew what was happening.
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by lugged 5y ago
The solution is to sue these people for wrongful dismissal. The solution is to stop signing contracts with integrity clauses. The solution is to stop working for companies without a backbone.
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by lugged 5y ago
Is that one they or many they? Why should I care what they say?

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