wildrhythms

Entire page is ads

Skiing accident = https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bus_factor

I don't see how this is related in any way to Tailwind or atomic css

Peddling the same old "might makes right" ideology I see.

That doesn't make sense because the repo is still up

His boss is the one that announced the tool.

The engineers let the know-nothing tech illiterate MBAs drive the ship

I use a GoPro Hero Session on a motorcycle helmet mount and it's perfect. I bought it nearly 10 years ago. Still works great!

But when you accidentally typed into the prompt field and hit enter it registered a daily active user metric so the feature must be a hit!

Seems like today's more-work-less-pay model also leads to inflation, so I'm not sure what you're getting at.

"Signing off" doesn't exist because even after the thing is in a MVP stage the stakeholders will still want to change it

Not comparable because custom elements don't handle rerenders elegantly without extra plumbing.

Nobody is getting rewarded for reinventing the wheel.

This is what happens when your engineering company is run by warring factions of tech illiterate business people rather than engineers.

The new goal is to flood the Internet with so much junk that human-created content can be sold back to us in a walled garden.

But then how will all of the know-nothing management types get their fingers in the pie?

All that matters is some MBA product manager at Google was celebrated for shipping this. Hooray!

Glad to see the hackers have arrived to defend a billion dollar corporation

Anecdotally, my manager is a rabid RTO advocate, he's a gen X man and messages our team sometimes at 1am, is working on the weekends, schedules early morning and late meetings that extend well past 5pm. He has kids that he never mentions. We don't work on anything mission critical whatsoever.

Outsourcing to India and the Philippines

Ah yes, a pro-cop 'hacker' in the wild

After just a handful of prompts everything breaks down

All your calls and texts are intercepted anyway, so what do you think you're hiding?

Assuming that a farm would be owned by one person has already put a very tiny box around your world view

"We've done tons of user testing on this, and it turns out it doesn't work. Touch surfaces don't want to be vertical. It gives great demo but after a short period of time, you start to fatigue and after an extended period of time, your arm wants to fall off. it doesn't work, it's ergonomically terrible."

-Steve Jobs, 2010

https://www.businessinsider.com/steve-jobs-touch-screen-mac-...

Runs smoothly and without crashes on my Pixel phone

I've been running Fedora (or a flavor) on my gaming PC for two years. All my games work. I understand some competitive games with intrusive anti cheat are incompatible, but with the success of the steam deck I don't think the gaming argument is holding much water these days.

sorry, I have never seen these supposed ads in win11

It's a setting called "Get fun facts, tips, tricks, and more on your lock screen", and it's checked by default.

No, it's just an inventory check.

Any clues what's going on?