scoot_718

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by scoot_718 6y ago
It hasn't been worth it to develop for Mac for a good while now.
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by scoot_718 6y ago
> still access the market of California just fine. Good point. I'm surprised more places aren't taxing access to their consumers. That catches all players.
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by scoot_718 6y ago
Yup, this model is the point. It is necessary to counter act the ability of wealth to accumulate. The alternative is allowing inequality to get to the point where nobody has any money, old money is deemed worthless and we start again. Wealt
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by scoot_718 6y ago
Didn't even bother to describe the two different jobs. What a waste of time this article was.
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by scoot_718 6y ago
So too is any success that HK had. China really made the golden goose disappear under mysterious circumstances.
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by scoot_718 6y ago
It's all about internet of shit.
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by scoot_718 6y ago
No, we need antitrust investigations
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by scoot_718 6y ago
IAM is fine, AWS IAM is needlessly complicated with garbage policies and lack of explanation.
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by scoot_718 6y ago
No reason to do that, just block their routes. Finish their wall for them.
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by scoot_718 6y ago
I mean, I mandate https in dev, but it sure isn't for security. It's so that auth works in dev and no changes are required to push prod
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by scoot_718 6y ago
Just block javascript.
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by scoot_718 6y ago
nice introudction
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by scoot_718 6y ago
> Banning something which hasn't broken US laws, on arbitrary grounds shouldn't be possible. Of course it should. They control their store fronts. This is an extremist position you are taking. > Also dictating which apps an
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by scoot_718 6y ago
Meh. The music I listen to is mostly a decade old.
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by scoot_718 6y ago
I don't even read things on Medium, I always open them on outline
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by scoot_718 6y ago
Hopefully in a way that secures some funding for those making archives of the web.
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by scoot_718 6y ago
That's why I stopped using Ansible in favour of pyinfra.
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by scoot_718 6y ago
Some of those aren't believed assumptions, but asserted ones. For instance, I would think a build system that asserts that builds are acyclic is good. People who want a cyclic build are unimportant and can go elsewhere, while I enjoy m
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by scoot_718 6y ago
third-party js no less.
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by scoot_718 6y ago
You can't trust firms hosted in HK anymore. It's as tainted as China is.
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by scoot_718 6y ago
Is this the terrible secret of space?
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by scoot_718 6y ago
What ads?
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by scoot_718 6y ago
It's a very unconvincing argument that culture, bodies or childhood are required for intelligence. Moreover, that computers could not have any of them (or functional equivalents, if in fact they are of any functional use at all). I don
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by scoot_718 6y ago
I just remove the camera entirely. Why do laptops come with them again?
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by scoot_718 6y ago
Yeah, that's good management, only detect after the problem has gotten too big, and then deal with it in the most useless way possible. Go team.
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by scoot_718 6y ago
I'm sure they think that. Frankly I'm sick of youtube thinking that watching one video suddenly means I watch nothing else.
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by scoot_718 6y ago
UK, home of Prince2, a way of project management so bad it failed to have a single success in the UK to its name.
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by scoot_718 6y ago
UML is usually a bad smell rather than a best practice. I've seen good sequence diagrams and good high level architecture diagrams, but nobody decent uses UML. It's far too cumbersome and at the wrong level for an explanatory diag
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by scoot_718 6y ago
His public statements and tweets around the time. He made it pretty clear who he supported.
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by scoot_718 6y ago
Just admitted that their OS is subpar and they dislike customers. Good move Microsoft.

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