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If an intern handed me code like this to deploy an EC2 instance in production, I would need to have a long discussion about their decisions.
Looking at it as iOS vs Android isn’t correct because Android is a fragmented mess.
I've been hearing remote work is the future for many years now, but haven't seen much movement toward the goal.
Now, we are in a pandemic and everyone is forced to be at home, not by choice, but by necessity.
Everyone is still saying remote work is now accelerated, but no one had a choice if they wanted to work remotely or not...
Of course there will be some increase in remote working after the pandemic, but I think the vast majority is going to return to the office.
Not because they can't work from home, but just because they don't want to work from home.
Post 5g causes sickness or other theories... These aren’t political at all, they are just factually incorrect.
Framing them as political is a mistake and it seems to have worked so well, even here on HN.
Maybe the only difference is Tesla let's you pay to upgrade and not buy a new Tesla to get some feature?
So I guess in theory you can block that port outbound to all hosts to handle TLS's use case.
HTTPS is tougher, but just block all traffic to those hostnames with a DNS blacklist.
I bought a Pixel C and it was a horrible experience using mostly all apps... most major apps only support landscape, there is no auto focus on text boxes, horrible graphics in full screen, etc... I returned it 1 hour after using it.
You can install Remix OS and their way of dealing with this is scaling down apps to mimic a phone interface. I'm not sure how Chrome OS will solve this problem.
There's virtually no Android apps made for these interfaces/sizes.
It's just a fun as arguing which is a better phone, Android or iOS... it's super old and a boring, divisive conversation.