Seriously is it what nytimes is now?
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Totally gonna believe them
Was 2010 last time you used Java? All these things were addresses in lat 5 releases. I like Java for:
* stability
* fast to run code
* fast to write code
* mature libraries
* good access to many good programmers (bad programmers write bad code which runs slow, is run slow and is read slow)
Try Java13 with modern GC (ZGC or Shenandoah) or GraalVM. It's really fun, fast, modern. 4 years ago I was into Kotlin and Go, this year I'm back on Java.
C# and CLR lost it a few years ago, GraalVM is taking this space really rapidly now.
I'm in opposition to most comments here hating Java for whatever reason, hoping JS or C# to destabilize this system. I absolutely love Java and its ecosystem. Super mature libraries, library for everything, great tools, literally for everything. A lot of tutorials, massive investment from several corporations contributing to OpenJDK. Java is super hot right now.
>Podman provides a Docker-compatible command
- not when you're using docker-compose and have custom scripts for docker-compose
- lack of support from Linux distributions - only Fedora switched to Podman a few weeks ago and a few people at work where abandoned with their problems so they switched to Ubuntu and Arch
- still don't know how to self-host podman/quay repository locally - only paid services available - even for homelab - https://quay.io/plans/
- k8s/k3s integration - broken (for me?), never managed to make it work locally in homelab
I see absolutely no reason to ever switch to podman and quay as it's in current state.
No, but they answered it according to their beliefs.
I would imagine the performance of settings it on pihole would be unnoticeable, as it also stores blacklist in memory. The only latency difference would be in network request likely.
There is also OONI for mobile from TorProject that does the same, app and data are opensource. Available in FDroid
https://blogs.wsj.com/digits/2015/10/02/as-google-becomes-al...
If project goes down and maintainers leave the project, Microsoft also loses money spent on their engineers contributing there. They will have to fork the project, put more people on it, waste a lot of time by re-learning code and start contributing. Money and time would be better spent by just donating to current main maintainers.
Oversimplification: WhatsApp is based on Signal, but repurposed for Facebook.
>Who Pays When The DEA Destroys Your Vehicle And Kills Your Employee During A Botched Sting? Hint: Not The DEA
https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20150428/16401530826/who-p...
Youth is always more productive because they use tools and strategies worked out by the older.
>2. Make more youth
In some wealthier, western countries many people in their 20s and 30s can't afford to have a dog.
>3. Take a greater percent of youth's income
That's how you divide a nation, young will hate the old, riots will start. Check out "2030: The Real Story of What Happens to America"
>4. Have old people live on less or not retire so early
That's how politicians lose support, Brexit happened because more old people voted than young people, now opinions of old people are being listened to, young are ignored, because they have less voting power.