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by tomschlick 3y ago
Vue is a pretty big deal in the PHP/Laravel community. Evan the creator even gave a talk at Laracon a few months in, showing the hockey stick growth after it started to get traction in the community.
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by tomschlick 3y ago
Mohamed Said, a longtime Laravel community member and former Laravel employee https://twitter.com/themsaid/status/1656336205523320840
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Go with PHP(gowithphp.com)
3 points by tomschlick 3y ago|3 comments
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by tomschlick 3y ago
Its more like telcos want to be paid from both ends for the same data. They want subscriptions from their customers every month and then want tech companies to pay to send data.
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by tomschlick 3y ago
Which is always a funny criticism of Github because I'd wager the people who are against ICE want the immigration system to be faster and more streamlined. I'm guessing custom software is a big part of managing encounters, asylum
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by tomschlick 3y ago
Why do Californians keep re-electing her?
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by tomschlick 3y ago
Obligatory link to CloudFlare's IsBGPSafeYet? page: https://isbgpsafeyet.com/
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by tomschlick 4y ago
It does, but github desktop is way better looking and has deeper integration into github prs, status checks, etc.
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by tomschlick 4y ago
You can commit line by line within Github Desktop and its a much nicer experience IMO than doing so via CLI. Its much easier to jump around to different files and commit related line changes in a bigger PR than jumping in and out of the pat
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by tomschlick 4y ago
The disable isn't a disable of notifications. It disables the airtag from reporting its status as an anti-stalking measure. So it wouldn't work for anyone.
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by tomschlick 4y ago
It has way less to do with any "awareness campaign" and more to do with how tax rates are different in many municipalities that are very close to each other and how hard that makes advertising. For instance, the famous "$5 fo
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by tomschlick 4y ago
Most likely its just that the county officials there are willing to clear red-tape and expedite zoning/permitting/inspection for large corps looking to place high tech jobs there. Possibly negotiate property tax breaks too.
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by tomschlick 4y ago
Yeah that would definitely be a bug if that’s the case. Thanks for the report, I’ll put it on my todo list to look into over the next day or so.
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by tomschlick 4y ago
https://zonewatcher.com is an audit trail and changelog for your DNS records. It began in 2016 out of some frustration I was having with consulting clients who would modify their DNS records incorrectly, breaking their email and
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by tomschlick 4y ago
Welcome to security certifications
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by tomschlick 4y ago
Now they are starting to use Dns over Https to get around those restrictions. Super scummy
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by tomschlick 4y ago
Around the time Obama became president is when they started giving cell phones from the program instead of just subsidizing landline phones. It happened before he was president but given the recession that took place while he was president
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by tomschlick 4y ago
Nice! Seems like a beefed up version of https://teuxdeux.com/
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by tomschlick 4y ago
I mean thats the whole point of federalism and is why we have a Senate which represents states equally (no matter their size) at the same time the House represents people. If something isn't popular enough to pass muster for the majori
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by tomschlick 4y ago
So it sounds like there is no point to comply ahead of time as if they do come after you they would just get future payments in which case you can close up sales in that region.
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by tomschlick 4y ago
Because at the time (2009 ish) auto companies were all getting bailout "loans" and many of them from the major auto corps were not paid back. Tesla got a fraction of what they did, and paid it back 9 years early and with interest.
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by tomschlick 4y ago
> if you have no clients in the EU and don‘t market or sell to the EU, you can mostly just ignore this If you're not located in the EU, what can they really do even if you do have paying clients in the EU?
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by tomschlick 4y ago
Whats to say those engineers aren't taking PTO time or a leave of absence and getting paid a consulting rate by Elon/Twitter?
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by tomschlick 4y ago
Whos to say that these TSLA engineers didnt take PTO time and Musk is paying them a consulting rate?
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by tomschlick 4y ago
> or just making generic integrations which work on any Linux distribution Thats how you make something that doesnt look good or function that well because you're focusing on too much. They are taking the Apple path with linux. Make
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by tomschlick 4y ago
I agree. It probably helps make the decision because of how easy it would be to fall back on the FOSS version if needed, but for now its worth offloading the setup/hosting for the relatively small fee.
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by tomschlick 4y ago
> Who in their right mind Activist politicians who value their cause more than the well being of their citizens.
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by tomschlick 4y ago
Trains are only viable regionally in the US, unless you want to spend 72 hours traveling for greater cost than a plane ticket that would have taken you 4ish hours to go from NY to LA. Even if we did build high speed rail the whole way, the
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by tomschlick 4y ago
If the person they are arresting isn't being prosecuted because the DA releases them for petty crime/breaking into cars/stealing/etc, then there is zero point to actually arresting them if the cop is going to see them on
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by tomschlick 4y ago
Nope. Just have been following the /r/ProtectAndServe subreddit the past few years to get a better understanding about their profession and the reasoning behind their decisions and tactics. What I described above is a very common

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