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there was a recent PBS tv series with Sam Claflin as Edmond Dantès and Jeremy Irons as the Abbé Faria but I don't recall a French movie. thanks for the tip!

the benefit is great for managers who go between different meetings, and especially if those meetings are at different locations.

much less time wasted in between meetings.

they definitely also get more done

the example I like to always use is when EA kept abandoning Madden (especially online franchise mode and gameplay) for like 10+ years straight (while making money hand over fist on MUT).

One time there was this new mode, for like 1-2 years, of 3v3 online. it was probably the most fun mode madden has ever had. it just needed a few tweaks. sensible stuff. But it would've been amazing!

but no. because it was difficult to get to in the menu system, fewer people used it and few people knew about it. so of course telemetry is going to say few people used it. but it had a TON of potential! a product owner made the wrong decision to cut that feature, and guaranteed they used misleading telemetry to justify it.

Needs way more variety, but I like it.

hurricane 2017 Gamma or 2008 Epsilon are memorable enough and gender neutral in any language.

the docs/paper for roaring bitmap says it's to be used for large datasets, but I must have missed where "large" is defined. In practice, how large does a set have to be to take advantage of roaring bitmaps?

in an organization that large, the 10 managers in your scenario would have to be some of the most selfless and honest humans, all able to communicate freely and openly without envy or ulterior motives.

I would guess arrow keys?

these two comments put together are so on point. it's almost as if we as a species are still learning how to communicate in this internet age

it's probably something like this: https://github.com/StevenBlack/hosts

DONT keep your head down though. That's part of the problem. Get out of your bubble/headspace/etc and talk to other devs. Compare approaches. Reach out to others to see how they're solving problems. Even problems you're not having. Especially those actually, for when the time inevitably comes when you have to deal with those issues.

As a new person you can't possibly know everything. If you dont have someone showing you the ropes then you have to take initiative and talk to others.

Especially in larger orgs, this is invaluable.

How does Routify compare with svelte-spa-router[1]? I really like svelte-spa-router for a simple SPA, though I think a lot of SPA routers don't always handle state well.

[1] https://github.com/ItalyPaleAle/svelte-spa-router

Here are a couple of good ones, with good diagrams of how the attack works:

- https://blogs.juniper.net/en-us/enterprise-cloud-and-transfo...

- https://www.govcert.ch/blog/zero-day-exploit-targeting-popul...

I'm kinda serious, why not use a crypto invoicing service? Seems like an actual use case to not have to rely on traditional banking.

How much of the world have you described?

Bitcoin is better in those unstable currency countries. The market will decide (has decided in some cases). So maybe inexorably bitcoin will be the reserve currency for a large portion of the planet. And at some point there will be a tipping point where it's going to be attractive enough to all other central banks.

It turns an everyday person worldwide into equals with central banks. That's pretty radical.

just make a google search link go viral "you won't believe what the government doesn't want you to know!!" and every boomer and their mother is now a person of interest

There's nothing in the article to support that title. "outrunning" it's not. article literally states it had been impacted by the supply chain situation

But doesn't a population's overall poor health contribute to the potential gridlock of the healthcare system? I mean, what is the percentage of non-accident emergencies in the system and has it increased with the overall decline in society's fitness? (assuming it has declined I suppose, I don't have any numbers as I am not in that field)

opening new tabs for... zotero, google search reference manager, google search get all open tab urls.... waitaminute!

how does one learn this power and enlightenment? I easily have over a thousand tabs open across several browsers. Sometimes I go back to review them and am gladly surprised. Or sometimes I don't remember why I was looking at a thing, but it's still interesting.

so where are they all going?

My uncle in Iran has a ton of videos and photos from years of doing custom tours throughout the region. In case you really want to take the trip, you might get some good ideas here:

https://soroosh-travels.com/adventurous-tours-in-iran-nature...

Isn't the whole premise "Self-Hosted"? There are lots of organizations that still don't use online services and prefer things to be in house and in their own data center.

Then maybe not open it up at that fine grain a level. And that's too specific an example anyway, as the budgeting process is way more complex: https://www.usa.gov/budget

So really, the citizens' choice in my example would have be to designate percentages at the top level, say to DoJ, DoD, DHS, etc.

That in and of itself would put a lot of power back in the citizens' hands. Of course, I don't see this happening, but that would be transformative. And we'd see a lot of campaigning/advertising/propaganda from each Department asking for taxpayers to direct their funds to them...

But my original premise was that Congress is gridlocked and if you think they're not serving the citizens' best interests, then this is an alternative from left field.

Is there a setting to tell Mac OS to follow the mouse for focus, and optionally activate (bring to foreground) the window under the cursor (after say, a 300ms delay) ?

The majority of these dollars in the US go to military bathwater. Perhaps there may be a way for citizens to earmark their preferences directly for where they feel their tax dollars should go. Yeah yeah go vote of course. But Congress acts too slow. I am talking about a more direct system, maybe with limits sure. But as it is, Congress has a lot of the purse strings, and maybe individual citizens could have more say-so with an improved system.

I've been working in the federal gov over 20 years. You can't paint a broad brush and say it's all a Microsoft shop. It really isn't. All my clients have been on Linux/unix or going to it (yes, leaving Microsoft).

There's a sizable market for non and anti Microsoft products.

I'm not from EU. Does the EU encourage or enforce any kind of education system/standards? Along with the things you mentioned, I would think that, long term, a healthy educational baseline would be critical for a functional government. And independent journalism is, by extension, critical for that, too.

Awesome. It reminded me of it. Prismatic seemed to always give real high quality content. Almost magical. Good luck!

Interesting... side question, Are you trying to make Findka something like the old Prismatic?