voidwtf

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by voidwtf 3y ago
In a world where many of us are actively trying to remove the last vestiges of jQuery, who is actively developing using jQuery? Genuinely curious. I’ve found that most of what I went to jQuery before is baked in now. querySelectorAll being
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The equipment is aging and expensive to maintain.
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Enshittification? The original delivery mechanism, copper, was convenient to carry electricity over. However, copper has high maintenance costs due to moisture intrusion, breakages, and signal degradation. It also has theoretical upper boun
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“superior voice quality” Superior to what? With VoLTE the only calls I make these days that sound bad are people on POTS lines.
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Herein lies the rub, every time I've seen this happen in the past companies just applied blanket wide bans to accounts. Sometimes retroactively for accounts that were illegal at the time of their creation regardless of the users curren
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by voidwtf 3y ago
I didn’t say that. I don’t see how businesses in these commercial areas do not suffer, and I don’t see how that does not translate into job losses, and I don’t see how this combination does not result in lost tax revenue. WFH likely means p
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by voidwtf 3y ago
You’re not wrong, but I’m not talking about the highest end of the spectrum. I’m saying that as a whole I believe the employees will benefit. There are many that are underpaid right now because of wages scaled to the employees location. Cal
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Property taxes will have to skyrocket to compensate for the lost tax revenue in many cities. Whether we like to admit it or not, the infrastructure costs are a shared cost and if we lose a lot of commercial tax revenue that was indirectly g
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by voidwtf 3y ago
The number of companies with a large holding or commercial real estate is staggering. Entire buildings were built as investments for companies who are not in the real estate/development business.
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Metro areas are more expensive than rural areas. No reason to jump to extremes.
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by voidwtf 3y ago
I think it’ll eventually lead to them being paid more, because now you can job search without as much risk to your current employment. Once we hit equilibrium again and demand outpaces availability then they’ll be forced to pay competitive
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I think you’re both right, they’re attempting to gaslight people but everyone actually on the ground knows the truth. They’re saving time and money while accomplishing all the same goals.
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by voidwtf 3y ago
All the commercial real estate “gurus” are looking quite foolish now with all the assets they can’t unload or refinance. If someone tells you the party is going to last forever, they’re a fool. Look at Airbnb “gurus” too, they priced themse
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by voidwtf 3y ago
Those devices won't necessarily be made obsolete, there are solutions for proxying ipv4 -> ipv6 and I think we'll see many consumer routers enabling those features by default for devices that do not support ipv6.
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by voidwtf 3y ago
Last night the family and I tried to watch Thor on Disney+. Everything appeared to be fine at first, but something was obviously off. The audio mix was screwed up really bad to where I could barely hear them speaking, and all the sound effe
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by voidwtf 3y ago
I wonder if they switched from user-based MFA to Conditional Access MFA yet, maybe they forgot to enable alerting for non-interactive logins. Maybe they forgot to update the Log Analytics Agent to the Azure Monitoring Agent. /s
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by voidwtf 3y ago
"very small percentage" 1% of 238,000 employees is a "very small percentage" and still 2,380 employees. Insight into certain operational information and potentially undisclosed/unpatched zero days could be monumenta
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by voidwtf 3y ago
I reflexively read #4 to the tune of Flobots - Handlebars
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by voidwtf 3y ago
This is genuinely something I hadn't considered. A test tenant may have been in a more than ideal position to stage phishing attacks from. Hopefully this is the case, and not a more concerning lack of disclosure or shudder NSL situat
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How did they pivot from a test tenant to corporate email access? That's the most concerning fact that they just glossed over.
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by voidwtf 3y ago
I did not say “none of them are victims”. I explicitly do not condone bullying. Being rejected does not make them victims. Maybe the reference to teaching my child not to make themselves a target implied I was victim blaming and that was no
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by voidwtf 3y ago
I have never heard of something more dystopian, a state sanctioned dating app. Huxley rolling in his grave right now.
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by voidwtf 3y ago
So does generalizing an entire sex based off a handful of anecdotal experiences. I’ll never condone bullying, but I also teach my children not to make themselves a target. Rejection happens sometimes, if it keeps happening maybe we need to
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by voidwtf 3y ago
So decreased sexual repression, more open communication about sex, and less likely to wait til marriage to have sex. Those all sound like positive things to me. How are you correlating marriage success to these changes? If anything I would
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by voidwtf 3y ago
I think this is very close to the debate on altruism. I’ve met far too many people who confuse “being kind to someone” and “being a kind person”. Are you really a “kind person” if you’re kind to someone only because of what you expect or wa
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by voidwtf 3y ago
Can you define “the sexual conventions of the 1950’s”? I’m unsure of the implication here.
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There are no secrets, learning to interact with others is a skill like any other. Some people have more innate talent, some people get better with time, and some people have disabilities that make interacting with others difficult. Self vic
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Most of the people buying an $800 MacBook Air or lower memory variant of an Apple device are not worried about RAM and don’t use it in such a way that it matters. Yes, if you’re a professional using a macOS device you can pay the $400 premi
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by voidwtf 3y ago
Somehow this thread has attracted a large number of the “Apple sucks, look how much they charge for X” crowd. It’s ok to fanboy about your favorite hardware and software, but it’s also ok to have differing opinions. I use Windows, macOS, an
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by voidwtf 3y ago
They handle memory management quite differently and the usage patterns on those devices is significantly different. You can get higher memory Apple kit if you need it…

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