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photoangell

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photoangell··on Microsoft Coffee
Expelled.
photoangell··on Please stop recommending Gitflow
Please stop using "Please stop..." in the title of blog posts. It has a passive aggressive, techbro culture, holier than thou ring to it. Which I find grating.

That aside, there's not much in this article anyway. Despite trashing it in the title, he goes on to say it might work in large organisations or those with a long release cycle, but otherwise can't recommend an alternative.

Ok then.

photoangell··on Ask HN: Is it worth it to move to London as a SWE?
maybe
photoangell··on Facebook tracks you on Android (even if you don't have a Facebook account)
this might help with all the ip's that facebook uses... https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11164672/list-of-ip-spac...
photoangell··on Boris Johnson uses search terms in interviews to hide negative articles?
Just for fun, I connected through a VPN (private internet access) and googled via a fresh firefox private window and the majority of the results are about his relationship with Jennifer Arcuri. A couple of results at the bottom of the page are about his "model of restraint" quote, that's it!
photoangell··on Ask HN: What do you do with your Raspberry Pi?
I have several, I use them for multiroom audio with snapcast (mostly with USB DACs although one has a DAC hat. Some have temp and humidity sensors, one has the rpi cam. One has a always on vpn connection and transmission running. For a while I used one with a Parsec client and cloud gaming. However, I use a Odroid XU4 for all the big stuff (home assistant, NAS, nodered, mopidy, etc.)
photoangell··on Overnight Brain Stimulation Improves Memory
from another website.. "tACS: Transcranial Alternating Current Stimulation (tACS) is a noninvasive, low-level alternating current applied to the cranium. New research out today suggests it expedites memory consolidation while you sleep. As with the above noninvasive transcranial stimulation techniques, it is not fully understood how it works and the long-term effects are unknown." - https://www.forbes.com/sites/andreamorris/2018/07/23/can-we-...