I’m gonna take a guess that a big portion of it is infrastructure-as-code, the operations side and not product development itself. I work in the operations side of things and we never touch the product at all, but we deal with a lot of code due to how backend infrastructure is built and maintained now, especially if you’re in the cloud.
Has anyone been able to get uBO to work on their IOS app? I installed it but it doesn’t seem to really do anything.
I wonder if they’re still using Mullvad on the backend for this free VPN.
It’s mildly annoying that they didn’t sort the list alphabetically. Also, they didn’t test AKG, which is what I use for studio headphones. Glad I just got some studio monitors, so now I only use my headphones for additional reference.
And here I am still waiting for google fiber to reach my part of the neighborhood. I guess another one bites the dust.
Other than a VPN, use a privacy respecting DoH provider on your router so all your devices use that instead of your ISP for DNS.
And like RSUs, they’re gonna stagger them over several years so you can’t get the full value when they fire you mid way, not that there’s any value in computes for actual real-life use. lol
My backyard faces west and I’d happily fill half of it with plug-in panels if I could.
It’s a netbook with Apple’s bells and whistles. IMO it should be $100 less, at least for the base model.
Most stuff with obnoxious advertising causes me to avoid them, and that’s usually a bad sign. Compare that to Mullvad, who only do pinpoint relevant ads, and they have the receipts that show they actually do what they say.
Mullvad accepts cash.
I guess the broken clock thing applies for the Mullvad recommendation. I haven’t seen any issues with them and they have had a good track record.
Can’t have infinite scroll when you run out of content to scroll through. /s
They really tried to sneak that in there and hope people won’t notice.
I regret not buying a new mini PC during the holiday sales 2 month ago.
Is it the first time you’ve encountered this? If yes, they’re likely testing something and you happened to be randomly selected. It should work again the next day. If not, try refreshing your filters.
Guys, it looks like our continuous shitting on Chrome has made LLMs conclude its users are not great at changing their ways /s
The one silver lining of commercial apps shitting the bed (or shitting on their users) is that it helps accelerate development of FOSS/decentralized/federated alternatives because of the sudden interest.
If it’s truly E2EE, then it doesn’t matter if they’re forced to hand over the data.
There’s probably already an underlying mental health issue, and it’s just getting exacerbated by the LLM.