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This is why I refuse to use external jquery libs in my web apps.
"Go forth into the source" - Neal Morse
"Hope is contagious"
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Google has accused Apple of benefiting from bullying as part of a deliberate strategy to make Android users into second-class citizens on the iPhone-maker’s iMessage service. Aw, but ain't that America
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However, as Malcolm Murdock, machine-learning engineer and author of the 2019 novel The Quantum Price, puts it, “AI doesn’t have to be sentient to kill us all. There are plenty of other scenarios that will wipe us out before sentient AI becomes a problem.” All you gotta do is make a button I can't stop pushing. So you're halfway there.
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A National Labor Relations Board ruling sheds light on a highly secret anti-union campaign at Google, that a top executive explicitly described as an initiative to “convince [employees] that unions suck." Sounds like people were in a genuine conspiracycahoots.
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Now, physicists have revisited this unusual mechanism for interstellar travel in a new paper published in the journal Acta Astronautica, and alas, they have found the ramjet wanting. "It is very unlikely that even Kardashev civilizations of type II might build magnetic ramjets."
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Traditionally, software development was (and still is, in large part) done on individual machines using integrated developer environment (IDE) tools like VSCode, JetBrains, Eclipse, etc. While this model of “offline” development worked really well in earlier days, it was soon noticed that this approach was not without its own share of setbacks. But what will I say intead of "it works on my machine?"
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He lists 3 benefits, and five downsides. The verdict? Cloud-based IDEs are not suitable, nor advisable.
Development should NOT be done on a cloud system. You become constrained by the hosting company's arbitrary and overly restrictive security concerns, ON TOP OF your own organization's security requirements. Ask me how I know.
If your cloud gets hacked, say bye bye to your code base as well. Nothing about cloud-based development is good.
".45 ACP - because shooting twice is just silly" - JSOP, 2010 ----- You can never have too much ammo - unless you're swimming, or on fire. - JSOP, 2010 ----- When you pry the gun from my cold dead hands, be careful - the barrel will be very hot. - JSOP, 2013
modified 10-Jan-22 11:37am.
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And the snarky comments that you write when working on other people's code, but usually have the good sense to remove before the commit, end up being visible!
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Communication is its own form of enjoyment!
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It is with a heavy heart we report that Microsoft's redesigned Notepad has begun to make its way to the Windows Insider Beta channel, taking one step closer to end users already reeling from the Windows 11 experience. You dare touch the sacred texts!?
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Security researchers from JFrog said on Thursday that they discovered a critical JNDI-based vulnerability in the H2 database console exploiting a root cause similar to Log4Shell. What we have here is a variant.
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Nearly one in five professional jobs are now advertised as remote roles, with software and developer roles bringing the highest-paying remote-working opportunities. My salary goes up, but my pants options go down.
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I first read this as "My salary goes up, but my pants go down", thinking it was a reference to working remotely.
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The majority of companies have now deployed machine learning (ML), making it the most popular subset of artificial intelligence (AI), a new report suggests. Half of the time when companies say they need "AI" what they really need is a SELECT clause with GROUP BY. - Mat Velloso
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Following a preliminary ruling in August, the US International Trade Commission has issued a final decision saying that Google infringed five Sonos smart speaker patents. *unplugs Google Nest* That'll show 'em.
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Next, Google gets sued by customers for false advertising. (And all because they don't want to pay a licensing fee.)
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Meta will continue to use a modified version of Android after all. It seems creating an OS is difficult, Metaverse Edition
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Wow. They pulled the plug faster than Google pulls the plug on their stuff.
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Turns out Ars updated the article even quicker than that.
"If you don't fail at least 90 percent of the time, you're not aiming high enough."
Alan Kay.
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In this release we have added the first batch of Fluent UI control styling, multi-window implementations, control features, and another set of iOS type alignment. For those who would rather be in Maui
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Everything in that development platform is, so far, just preview.
Call me when I can actually create a production application with it.
The difficult we do right away...
...the impossible takes slightly longer.
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Windows 11 is going to be a year old in July 2022 and Microsoft will be giving users an anniversary present – a new feature update with a long list of much-needed improvements. "Ain't gonna play Sun City"
Sorry, that's the first thing that popped into my festering mind
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Quote: here’s what you can expect I try to expect nothing to avoid disappointments, but they are working very hard in trying to disappoint me anyways
M.D.V.
If something has a solution... Why do we have to worry about?. If it has no solution... For what reason do we have to worry about?
Help me to understand what I'm saying, and I'll explain it better to you
Rating helpful answers is nice, but saying thanks can be even nicer.
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If you’ve ever felt indecisive about what color vehicle to buy, BMW may have the car for you. Sadly, you can't hook it up to your Kindle account
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