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While this article does seem a bit clickbait-y, it's worth pointing out that lossy perceptual audio coding has been getting better; research in this area continues specifically BECAUSE there is a perceptual difference, especially when using different bit rates on the same codec.

No - if it was activated under your Apple ID, you're good to go.

Note: it is possible to install rustup via Homebrew without any side effects.

Fair enough. Page now reads: "tool for creating filesystem automation plugins on Windows OS". That's all one could ask for.

No AutoTune = actual singing.

FFS, please change the landing page to indicate that it is Windows-only.

It is perfectly acceptable to provide a zero-cost, command-line focused solution to a single, specific user-interface constraint, while, at the same time, providing additional parametric insight to macOS user preferences.

This is what happens when one lets bureaucrats make technology decisions for end users.

S-mode was far less about combatting Electron apps and more about privilege escalation holes within Win32 itself. They're orthogonal concerns.

Nonetheless, the Microsoft-managed app ecosystem on Windows is sad for so many reasons. Ask me about Hardware Support Applications....

They'd be footgunning their own revenue stream; JS performance on iOS has been a priority since day one. PWAs are a crucial part of the Apple ecosystem.

Platform-native webviews are the way to go, same as Apple and Microsoft use for macOS / Windows. Let the OS manage the multiplicity of instances and allow the OS vendor to optimize the webview performance.

If you require native speed, there is zero way to get there via Electron without a convoy of wagons.

The physical analogy is a cover page, intended to conceal the subsequent contents when stacked on a table.

A tooltip change (warning) to the sharing view would be sufficient to address the concerns that the first page is displayed as part of the preview for those with Google Drive integrations enabled.

You should change your tl;dr to reflect that one can view a preview of the first page of a shared Google Doc, despite not having access, when provided the sharing link and with Google Drive integrations enabled.

If you don't trust your developers to write clean, readable (yet mission-critical) code, there's little that a command-line only tool can fix for you; you've got bigger problems to worry about.

"Management" seems too worried about the wrong optimizations.

Security through obscurity, I suppose? Seems to be a common thing with UK-based home or energy automation edge devices....

1. You can learn to communicate with your trusted co-workers in a less-awkward fashion that works for each of you. 2. As mentioned below, DM them first to see if they're free for a face-to-face ("hey-you got a sec?").

Each person has the right to work without distraction, and, in some cases, it may in fact be the case that they do not want you to distract them.

Was the old BASIC terribly useful? Not really.

This is not actually the case: this can be changed within Logic Pro's settings.

Which is more important: a maintainable design, or an individual ego?

The implementation (as monolith or microservices) follows from the design, and should be as decoupled from reliance upon the skill set of a single individual developer as is possible.

Clickbait. Downsizing a product team does not mean killing the offering, only that there are fewer hands required to maintain its ongoing operations while adding new features as the market dictates.

How so? What's your day-to-day experience?

Love it.

Dell Precision 5680 would be a good choice, if it cannot be Razer.

Definitely an eye-opener from my college years....

Keep your own eggs distributed across multiple boxes, and make your vendors who don't accountable.

Someone needs to fall on a very sharp sword for this one.

Boring is good; languages are a tool for communication. If you want poetry, there are lots of side projects to create new dialects atop existing languages (including Go).

Better FFI interop with Go might be interesting, though the lack of classes in Go might be a stumbling block to front-end devs more used to OOP.

As a dev that uses Go frequently, and dabbles in Dart / Flutter, I would not complain!

Yes - and it is maths, (tonal) colors, timing and spatial awareness. I started as a child, moving from an inexpensive (reed) chord organ. Don't exclude other keyboard-based instruments from your travels, either - they all have different response characteristics and timbre.

To wit, desktop monitors over DisplayPort Alt Mode are terrible enough (wake from sleep and power saving features being the worst culprit).

Agreed - cloud and container support drives adoption where it matters, and where many of the application use cases can be found.