It absolutely is a profitable industry, maybe not as profitable as todays greedy shareholders would like it to be. Just look at the CD Projekt that releases 1 game per 10 years and still makes a fortune through Netflix colabs and selling merch.
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Yes, either @IfBuildProfile/@DefaultBean if your logic depends on build profile, or @LookupIfProperty/@LookupUnlessProperty if it depends on property value
Can you elaborate on its issues? I've never used it on production myself, but it looks like a simplified k8n, which is something I feel a lot of people desire
Yes, I mean - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/186354/o...
First comment about modifying - `HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Office\16.0\Common\TeachingCallouts`
Annoying notifications are a thing for most of the MS stack. Outlook, Teams, Word. Recently I had to dig into some cryptic Registry options to disable some stupid balloon notifications in outlook that pop up every time I open the app. I don't care about your tips and your new interface, I just want to be able to search for a specific email and go back to work quickly.
Care to explain? Keeping private keys inside the repo sounds fine for me as long as these keys are only used for local development, they are rotated regularly and are only valid for localhost (in case of TLS certs).
To reduce the impact of foreign intelligence agencies? Especially important in the EU nowadays.
Absolutely fantastic year, even though I got laid off for the first time in my life! Merry Christmas everyone.
Control + two finger swipe/mouse wheel to smoothly zoom in and out.
One thing I love about macOS terminal is the distinction between Command-C and Control-C in the Terminal. One copies a text under cursor and the other sends a SIGINT. I absolutely hate using Control-Shift-C to copy a text in Linux terminal and Control-C anywhere else.
You should try 1password-linux from snap. It's essentially an Electron app but it works fine for me.
I think it's meant to depend on the fuse-python (https://pypi.org/project/fuse-python/). fuse is something else
I highly recommend reading their statement, which is btw the only content on their site - https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=pl&tl=en&u=http%3A...