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by movedx 4y ago
Reminds me of this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZLF7yife8YE&vl=en -- "My Unlicensed Hovercraft Pub Is Technically Legal"
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by movedx 4y ago
Obviously I did, hence knowing you "died" if you got the first letter wrong. Cool your beans. Relax.
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by movedx 4y ago
> AWS Certificate Manager - Provision and manage SSL/TLS certificates with AWS services and connected resources Both, I guess.
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by movedx 4y ago
You just... die instantly unless you get the very first letter right? Huh?
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by movedx 4y ago
I suppose, but it's not really that big of an effort to just use the correct term for the correct version of the technology.
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by movedx 4y ago
Huh? How does HTMLx "chuck" away SSL (you meant TLS, right? I hope you're not using SSL) and encrypted cookies? How about you try it and see?
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by movedx 4y ago
Very true, however, you verify "facts" by doing research and crunching data, you do that by Googling and searching, and this AI is just another way of searching and presenting that information. Caution is always required.
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by movedx 4y ago
$20/month is too much? When I filled in the "pro" survey, I said I'd pay $200/month. This thing is a cheap-as-hell technical writer, fact checker, information cruncher, and more. It's like an employee, but for
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by movedx 4y ago
Very true. I think as a society we're developing an under-appreciation for just how hard some things are.
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by movedx 4y ago
> Interestingly enough (although not surprising) he is friends with a close friend of my girlfriend, an Australian aerial straps, swinging pole, and Chinese pole artist :) It's a surprisingly small community! > There's so mu
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by movedx 4y ago
A friend of mine is a professional clown ( https://www.clintbolster.com/ ) and honestly it's such a respectable profession and form of art. So much goes into a ten minute show - years of work and planning and practice. M
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by movedx 4y ago
Thank you.
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by movedx 4y ago
Thanks for that feedback. Appreciated :-)
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by movedx 4y ago
My method is to use video to tell the viewer why they should care about the thing I'm about to teach them, and simply when a video demonstrates the idea clearly, such as running commands or using dashboards. Other than that, text is ki
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by movedx 4y ago
Interesting. So you like the way Khan Academy delivers content via a continuous playlist of videos? I assume having the ability to "jump around" is attractive to you also?
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by movedx 4y ago
Thank you so much for your feedback. How do you feel about written materials? And thank you! There's a big change coming to how we deliver our products, which will have a very strong focus on 1-2-1 mentoring and a private community and
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by movedx 4y ago
I think a lot of people come to this conclusion eventually. I was just in England visiting family, and my mother even said she's going to cut down on TikTok after 7pm as she's getting home from work and just wasting her evenings o
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by movedx 4y ago
> I watched a few of the videos at random. Take the "perfect powers" with the guy with a banana pointing at a white board. Did I know that information before? No. Did I learn anything? Kind of but it's essentially trivial
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by movedx 4y ago
> Something that bothers me more than most things is when people demand others act to solve a growing problem. Sure, you're not the most qualified person to do it, but actual execution trumps qualifications every time. I would agree
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by movedx 4y ago
It probably would, yeah. And I would imagine the BBC would have such (concrete) agreements in place, for sure.
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by movedx 4y ago
> Interesting question if that is ethical or not. It's likely not ethical, and I'm confident it's probably illegal. For example, can you setup a billboard at the side of a highway with Tom Hank's face on it and a quot
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by movedx 4y ago
My wife did. She's now also a teacher. If you've got a contact email, I'm sure she'd be happy to answers any specific questions.
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by movedx 4y ago
This. My wife runs a podcast about trashy novels and some of the books she gets her hands on... or not, as it were in some cases, because the digital version is a must.
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by movedx 4y ago
What a useless piece of feedback, lacking any form of constructive substance whatsoever. At least offer me something to work with here.
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by movedx 4y ago
:thumbs-up-emoji:
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by movedx 4y ago
Indeed. Scroll hijacking is simply the worst, honestly. I can appreciate that they tried to make it flow better and present the ideas in a context, but it's a lot of complexity to tell me about a product. It's also risky, because
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by movedx 4y ago
> One never needs to login with different creds to access another project. You just use your Google login or activate a service account. It's the same in AWS with AWS SSO/IAM Center. You only login once, and you can access ever
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by movedx 4y ago
They're just better than you... /s hehe I know what you mean. But I just think they're very proud of their work, ya know?
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by movedx 4y ago
I might be a bit pessimistic here, but I'm betting that's not an experienced, trained individual that's responding to the ticket. It's like a level one techie who's basically just moving the ticket from one queue to
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by movedx 4y ago
This sounds amazing. If I wasn't married, and my wife was keen, I'd love to spend three months in near isolation working on my courses. Was the weather insane? Queensland is bad enough in the summer haha

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