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A standardized build and deployment process can be done in a language agnostic way with containers. Every service defines its own Dockerfile. The CI/CD process just runs docker build and whatever process is needed to pull an image and
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I've mentioned in a previous discussion here that I believe that macOS has the worst UX of all the major OSes. And that belief is mostly because of how horrendous window management is (and Finder but that's a different discussion
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geekhack.org
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Google does have a bunch of features for screening spam calls. It can identify scammers' numbers (based on user reports). And the phone app will label the call as suspected spam. There is also a setting to outright block incoming calls
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Because TikTok the app is not speech. The content hosted on TikTok is speech. The speech could move somewhere else.
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The comment wasn't directed at you personally but the premise that "it might just be for security". If it's "just security" then it's clear that he only cares about his own security. How about this for a b
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What about all of the death threats that politicians and election workers in Georgia received because of Trump pushing election lies on platforms like Twitter? Georgia's Secretary of State and his family received death threats. https:
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Free speech is subject to rules? Because Twitter had rules and they enforced those rules which led to bans/suspensions...and people were upset about that on free speech grounds.
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I find MacOS to have the worst UX of all the major OSes. It requires about a half-dozen third party apps to be usable. And there is a culture around MacOS where this appears to just be accepted. There are hundreds of YouTube videos on usi
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From what I've seen there are quite a lot of Tesla drivers in major southern suburbs. Southern suburbs tend to be fairly conservative. Maybe not quite as Trump loving as rural areas. But conservative nonetheless and likely not turned o
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I think future World Wars are definitely possible with a few caveats: 1. There can be nuclear combatants but the fighting is primarily on the soil of non-nuclear countries. 2. Because of #1, the war more like World War 1 than in World War 2
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It was my favorite channel too. You could see the change start to happen around the mid-00s. By the late 00s/early 10s it was all Pawn Stars and American Pickers.
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Interesting thing is that Battlefield is a 20 year old franchise with about a dozen mainline releases, has sold tens of millions of copies, and has likely generated billions in revenue for EA. It's a wildly successful franchise by any
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Lack of global discoverability. On Reddit, if you have an interest and you search for some keyword related to that interest then you will likely find a sub related to it. On transitional forums, you'd have to use Google. And your abili
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Twitter already allows adult content. I agree that if you're focused on adult content then you will chase non-porn advertisers away. But there probably is a middle ground where they can monetize some percentage of the adult content on
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Whats the rationale of cutting a guy like that? He was probably on the phone with Sony or Nintendo before his desk was cleaned out. He's probably value to Sony (maybe not so much Nintendo) just for the intel alone.
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You're acting like he hasn't had public outbursts before... Ya know. "George Bush doesn't care about Black People". "Taylor, I'ma let you finish..." MBDTF came out in 2010. That was around the beginni
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I look at this as a halo product. It's like a VR version of a concept car. It is meant to show people what cars will be like in 5-10 years. This is meant to show people what Meta Quest 3 or 4 will be like in 2-4 years. Meta is well a
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UO was well advertised before launch. One of my most prized possessions as a kid was a summer of 1996 (want to say June) issue of PC Games magazine that had an in depth preview of UO. It came out about a year before the game actually launch
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This is partially solved on PS5 by background updates that can happen while the console is in rest mode. For most updates, they'll just happen while you sleep, eat, work, etc. There are times when the console loses power or if you sh
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And Playstation is way behind Xbox when it comes to backwards compatibility. Xbox backwards compatibility goes all the way back to the original Xbox released in 2001.
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Unless you did one of the gazillion things that was permissible in 2001 but is now considered insecure and was patched out of all the major browsers. Not saying that making browsers more secure is a bad thing but it's definitely not t
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A Series X will not render very many AAA games at 4k/120fps (if any at all). And it definitely won't do at Ultra level settings. PC gaming at the high end has always been about spending a lot of money to get the best graphics poss
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I would say that massive adoption of smart phones and social media have been pretty big. It may not be as big of a leap as no computers -> personal computers or no internet -> internet but I wouldn't say that the world is "n
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I've seen this a lot this year. Other red flags: Resume says they live somewhere without large immigrant populations like some random town in the Midwest. Places that aren't really tech hubs so you wouldn't expect to find man
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This started to become much more common post-COVID. /r/overemployed is a sub full of people sharing strategies about how to maintain multiple jobs at once. Some of those folks have 3 or more jobs. Industries of focus seem to be te
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The Google thing is very common now with remote interviews. I've interviewed several candidates that were clearly googling questions. Some I thought were scammers, others not so much. The funny thing is that they were all on camera. Yo
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Is there a way to use Apify's paid proxies without paying for the hosting? That doesn't look like option on the website.
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I think ultimately a lot of people really don't care as much about the privacy angle as they let on. And they just use it as a talking point to justify supporting Apple despite its bad behavior regarding platform lock-in and walled ga
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You can see this on reddit too. Find a relatively new/unknown coin thats starting to get "next Doge/Shiba" hype on crypto blogs then look for a subreddit for that coin. You'll find quite a bit of people who clearl

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