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541.
by stunt 6y ago
I know this isn't new. But, I'm not sure if it's a good idea to recruit least disciplined people who love shooting more than everything else, and aren't even good at what they area doing in digital games (otherwise why w
542.
by stunt 6y ago
YouTube video titles are ruining internet history. And probably it is more YouTube recommendation-engine guilt, than creators themselves. I hope big YouTube creators team up and build some sort of manifesto or code of conduct to fix this. T
543.
by stunt 6y ago
I think many executives simply have good and secure contracts in first place. I'm not surprised if they have clauses to cover bankruptcy scenarios. In some cases it's also wilt of a few executives, who try to onboard other executi
544.
by stunt 6y ago
So assuming these was all on private space, it’s interesting that IBM has read customers data! Or, maybe these particular servers were only monitored because they are associated to hacking groups?
545.
by stunt 6y ago
Yeah I also don’t think it’s from a state sponsored hacking group. They should be paranoid enough to not upload their training materials to servers outside their network. Maybe it’s just an average unethical hacking workshop. Perhaps if the
546.
by stunt 6y ago
Thanks but no thanks.
547.
by stunt 6y ago
I didn't had daily exercise but I have it now only because I don't waste time commuting to work. Otherwise I'm concerned about my health as much as I was before 2020. I don't smoke and I really don't know what drive
548.
by stunt 6y ago
Everything is easy and obvious in retrospect. If you wonder how they missed something as simple as PK size. As part of maturity model, every product should have periodic milestones base on their scale where engineers should reassessment the
549.
by stunt 6y ago
At the current rate, Whatever you host will have a better uptime than Github.
550.
by stunt 6y ago
The market is big enough that you will see good quality competitors. Just think how the PC market would look like if it was closed to Microsoft.
551.
by stunt 6y ago
Surely they can find a way to fund it without international students if they have it. I think it's about all the other added values. So much comes out of these universities. All the researches, studies, entrepreneurs, inventors. That&#
552.
by stunt 6y ago
At least some people could related a few issues when Trump was only targeting illegal immigrants. But, what is the deal with students and high-skill workers? To me the logic is like this: "I have eight years max. And I know that I can&
553.
by stunt 6y ago
Reminds me Dr. Michio Kaku talk about H1B visa as America's secret weapon https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NK0Y9j_CGgM
554.
by stunt 6y ago
Legal bases aside, How any of these attacks are useful though? It just gives them an excuse to retaliate. " - Publishing hacking tools (malware) from APT34, an Iranian government hacking unit, on Telegram. - Doxing Islamic Revolutionar
555.
by stunt 6y ago
Yeah but you don't know how much of that is because of foreign interventions. Everything has a consequence and nobody knows if Cubans could build a better country without all foreign interventions. We just feed propaganda on both sides
556.
by stunt 6y ago
Beauty is a gift but not a privilege. I don't think the attention you get or you don't get for it is valuable or is going to change your life. Sure, some of the people around you are going to pay more attention to you but you will
557.
by stunt 6y ago
This is about Gitlab's dormant policy which is similar to Github's name squatting policy. Only happens to long inactive accounts and both platforms will not notify the owner since it's about name squatting. They just rename t
558.
by stunt 6y ago
Voices against this idea are pretty loud. But nobody is giving a real argument. I don't see anything other than "oh it doesn't solve world Racism or Sexism problems" or, "I never thought about slavery when I use my
559.
by stunt 6y ago
There are studies that support the fact that language influences culture. And at least some sectors like education system and some universities already have guidelines to use inclusive language.
560.
by stunt 6y ago
I switched from Debian to Ubuntu long time ago. It just felt that's one way to support Ubuntu desktop project. I used to be a "frequent" small donator to the project. I use Xmonad and Xfce4. So the desktop experience hasn&#x2
561.
by stunt 6y ago
Your development cost will skyrocket. Even if you ignore everything that the ecosystem may not offer to you at this point (which is a big deal), you will have a hard time to find experienced Rust developers that like to build web services w
562.
by stunt 6y ago
I don't think it has anything to do with Microsoft acquisition. Perhaps they even have more compute power available since then. But, they are moving much faster in recent years. They've added a lot of new features.
563.
by stunt 6y ago
I'm not sure if calling Kubernetes a strategic mistake is real. The fight over container orchestration was not over until everyone felt safe and could trust it. Development experience, features etc did play a role as well, but it proba
564.
by stunt 6y ago
Darknet Diaries podcast had an episode about Stuxnet and a few more about other attacks that are linked to it. https://darknetdiaries.com/episode/29/
565.
by stunt 6y ago
We can’t do nothing until we have a fix for everything. And we can’t stop changing because we can’t change everything.
566.
by stunt 6y ago
There are many studies that suggest our language does influence our culture. Perhaps the affect isn’t obvious to you like many other things that influence our culture. I don’t understand why some people are still so skeptical about this cha
567.
by stunt 6y ago
Jira & Microsoft Teams
568.
by stunt 6y ago
If you are building stuff on Apple ecosystem and you can wait, better to go for ARM. Otherwise, why do you want to wait? I don't think Apple is going to drop Intel support anytime soon.
569.
by stunt 6y ago
I don't understand how people use Docker on macOS. It's so slow and non of those tricks like UNISON and NFS really solve it. I do all my work on Linux powered XPS and all my personal stuff on macOS.
570.
by stunt 6y ago
One cup of coffee in the morning, and one cup of tea in the afternoon. I'm on the same routine since 5 years ago.

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