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I'm dreading the day my LG TV decides it doesn't want to allow me to disable ads.

Google has started to do the same thing making my nvidia shield a paperweight to me.

Honestly sounds like the author has only worked at toxic places. I can't relate to half his points.

Software development certainly is a dream job for me.

Yup, never ever buy lasers / UV light equipment from Amazon. Shit's dangerous and they don't go through any real regulation.

You often get class 3B lasers being sold as 3R which is extremely dangerous. I opted to pay a lot more for a green laser for astronomy purposes on a legit website then buy dirt cheap on Amazon because I don't want to blind/injure myself or others.

Or they could update the TOS to not allow for changes to apply retroactively to games.

Lol no, they arrested a lot of people for this.

That is very common in software licenses.

> Oh, you want routing? "Not my business", says React. Go add a routing library. You want a framework for managing global state? Go find one. Want a kitchen sink frontend solution which bundles all of these commonplace features together? Use Create React App, or Next.js, or whatever fits your use case.

Double edge sword in my opinion.

Every single react Project I jump into is completely different and a pain in the ass half the time to figure out what is where and what is doing what.

On the other hand I can jump into just about any Rails project and hit the ground running.

You kid yourself if you don't think people will hook them up to bipedal robots with internal batteries as soon as they can.

I guess we could shoot it, and your gonna be like boooooooo that's terminator or irobot, but what if we make millions and they they decide they no longer like humans.

They could very well be much smarter then us by then.

I guess it's great practice for the coast guard / navy which they need to do anyways.

How does moderation work? If a mod deletes a post on A does it get deleted in B?

Google Bard isn't the best when it comes to writing code in my experience. Try GPT, you should get very different results.

An absolute ton of search results can't be viewed right now because subreddits are locked down.

No it's not. It's an external force propelling it. Clickbait article and headline. It's literally a piece of plastic that they move with noise. It's neither self propelling or a robot.

This kind of stuff has also already been done with magnetic fields.

Ah so not really all that realistic for personal use with multiple users.

How does the multiple users work? I don't see an option to invite other users.

I used a digital ocean ubuntu droplet with haproxy and certbot back when I first started off. Used their Postgres service for the database and only opened port 443 and 80 to public traffic. Droplet backups for backups if the vm needed and deployments were a manual git pull.

Sure a little complicated but there are plenty of good tutorials out there.

I would say Heroku for a new dev is not actually ideal. It hides way too much of the inner workings and makes it harder to learn about web development. I think it's more appropriate for a startup which just wants a ci/cd pipeline and some redundancy without investing that much time into it.

I wonder how it handles the seams between the regions. How does a player interact with another player on the other side of this border.

> My ISP regularly messes up with its ipv6 routing

Can you expand on this? I recently upgraded my network to support ipv6 but a big concern I have is what if they (Verizon Fios) change my assigned block? How can I make sure my PI hole and server has the same static IP address?

I recently upgraded my lab and network to support IPV6. I wish I had waited two weeks so I could have read this first.

Yes but it's used by far for more legitimate stuff. I would argue crypto outside of investing is not.

Also I don't want to ban crypto. I want to crack down on these exchanges which encouraged everyone to gamble on crypto and lost a ton of people money.

And that's a fair point. But the problem is Crypto is an investment playground by people from rich countries and legitimate uses of it in countries like say Venezuela is an extremely small part of total transactions.

When Crypto was young it was this cool new technology that mostly interesting because of the underlying tech. But even back then it was mostly valuable for buying drugs online and other illegal stuff.

Now it's that and a way to scam people of their life savings. I do hope it dies out, it should have been heavily regulated from the get go. Way too many people saw these high production commercials with their favorite celebrities they trust telling them to invest in crypto and lost everything.

It never had a real use outside of scamming people and buying illegal shit, no matter how hard others pushed to normalize crypto it never happened. And why would it? Everyone was yelling at people to hold. Don't spend it, it will go to the moon!

And sure it keeps your money away from the spooky scary government. But I prefer my government insured bank account using a government managed currency and recourse for any scams/hacks that might happen to me.

But I don't think it will ever die. Just like MLMS, pyramid schemes and other crap like that.

Also don't even get me started on these centralized exchanges where you don't even own your key and have to verify your identity (Which is how most users interacted with crypto). It's completely counter to the point of crypto.

While this is a pretty cool project it's also a great way to ruin free message history.

(Not really blaming OP, this was inevitable)

Also steel is 100% recyclable. If I recall correctly, most steel used today is recycled.

“It’s much faster, and it’s much more energy efficient,”

How does this make any sense? They still need to recharge their car. It's no different then an actual mining rig.

They often fly their missions at night time, so this would mitigate that.

It is open source:

https://github.com/stream-labs/streamlabs-obs/

Caffeine shouldn't prevent it from sleeping anymore anymore unless you have an HDMI plugged in it.

It's not like they seize money out of my bank account..