

Nice, hate cracking ebooks. The world needs more of this
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Nice, hate cracking ebooks. The world needs more of this
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Something with gears. Like a cranked egg whisk. Huge amounts of science went into this, but all of it should be replicable in a few generations of experiment with even bronze working. And it should inspire inventors of the age too


So you can likely earn in another role. The key is to make them believe that you chose to be here, rather than anywhere else. And that may involve lying because management don’t want to hear it’s because of your short commute and relatively easy workload. But, maybe you are there because you think that they are doing good work in whatever field? Maybe they do offer you great experience for your career. Maybe you do have a great team?
And maybe you don’t. In which case it is platitudes time, tell them what they want to hear and volunteer for things more. But also, maybe time to get that CV brushed up too?


I’d suggest you get an i18n package for whatever language you are using and follow their conventions
Logs, logs, logs, you’ll pour over logs anyway. Hands up anyone who has run GraphQL over anything but http? Won’t be many. And then another show of hands please: who’s written a basic request using http tooling instead? Bet there’s tons!
They threw away loads of tooling for the sake of vanity imo
If only that were true. They are intimately connected and to pretend otherwise is laughable to me
GraphQL makes this same mistake
Not my language forté but consider https://github.com/oclint/oclint which I got recommended from https://terminalroot.com/top-10-static-analyzers-for-c-and-cpp/
Static analysis tools will yield better results ime. What language are you working in?
You might be able to do mac address cloning for fiber ports, if you have openwrt or similar it usually offers it.
A firewall may not offer full routing and NAT though for ipv4 devices, or wifi if you need it, or ipv6, or many other features. I’ve also used a cable modem and stuck the router in the dmz which essentially makes it a passthrough device also in the past
Basically, play with it and good luck!
Brew is shit. I’ve had to use it, and wouldn’t chose to ever again. 32gig of RAM? For professional work? What is this, 2009? 4 ports is good, and good to hear about the sd-card finally. And you’re supporting the mac mouse? With the charging port on the bottom?
You may think it fine. But for the money I think Macs are vastly inferior to a decent thinkpad, dell, or even HP
Lol, call me back when they support bsd jails. Or a five button mouse. Or a decent amount of RAM. Or a package manager. Or more than 2 ports. Or an SDCard slot
If you don’t have ipv6 internally, you probably can’t access ipv6 externally. 6to4 gateways are a thing. 4to6? Not so much.
And this is why ipv6 will ultimately take another 20 years for full coverage. If it was more backwards compatible from the starting address-wise then this would all have been smoother. Should have stuck with point separators. Should have assumed zero padding for v4 style addresses rather than a prefix
https://www.gnu.org/software/bash/manual/html_node/Bourne-Shell-Builtins.html#index-cd
TIL about $CDPATH may have to populate that!
A hike does suggest a bit more than nearby tbf


Get that shit out of there
Funnily enough asking the new whatsapp beta AI integration how to disable it does not get a response
Ankle socks for you