This was exactly the problem in my last environment. I was the second dev and two more were onboarded after me, but everyone had issues replicating the original dev’s local environment in order to deploy.

First thing I did was set up a basic gitops pipeline. Worked like a charm.

In addition to this I like YAGNI: you ain’t gonna need it

Don’t implement features you don’t need because you think it might/could/should be useful in the future. YAGNI

They’ll call it a “fair use policy” and the exact limits are secret

brother I don’t think you read the post at all

Java js

That’s an unfortunate typo

I want some of whatever you’re on

That’s not true.

We use YouTrack.

China doesn’t typically intervene in clearly foreign affairs

Huh, I guess we just forgot Taiwan existed for a second there

What was it again? “Don’t attribute to malice when it can be attributed to stupidity” something something?

I don’t get what employers have to do with your health insurance in the first place. Is this some weird way to keep you working at the threat of your healthcare being taken away?

The US is weird af

Gather all the worlds subtitles under the guise of being “open” and then bait and switch when you’re the largest subtitles database out there.

The free API had a limit of 20 subs/day, you’re not going to tell me those server costs were significant.

To put this into perspective, if you make $100k/y: this is $30

In other words: a joke

Edit: and full disclosure: I’m a full-blown Apple fan

Just don’t give them access to your texts, contacts and photos? Like with any app that requests permissions it doesn’t need.

If you mount your phone to your motorcycle the vibrations can mess up the tiny motors that are in the camera to make it focus.

The vulnerability seems to be that it can read content filled into a page, and since lastpass will autofill your password (usually, if enabled) it’s easy to read.

iCloud Keychain requires user intervention by default (using your fingerprint) so it can’t be autofilled in the background.

Still, many people would be vulnerable because 3rd party password managers are so popular.

I was talking about the iCloud Keychain, they are specifically not stored in the browser so malware can’t access it.

It’s feels like the article is intentionally vague about it but this does not seem to affect iCloud password keychain, as that requires user intervention (using your fingerprint) to fill your password, right?

What’s with you spamming this shitty website? I see you changed your name from ultra_unlimited to something less obvious but that doesn’t work when we can see your history brother

All my bricks are still USB-A because they don’t break, so if I were to come home with a C to C cable, I’d be out of luck.

But it’s just a sales tactic, people are acting like Apple is trying to start an uprising against the EU or something

Are you truly free if you can’t yeet racial slurs at minorities? 😤😤😤😤😤