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That kind of threat mostly comes from overseas anyway, so this doesn’t actually solve any real problems.
Case in point: the recent Salt Typhoon incident (spoiler: it was China) https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/salt-typhoon-canada-cyber-s...
Just another authoritarian attempt by the Liberal government.
Artifacts are snapshots of system knowledge (code, builds, docs, configs, etc.).
The product is the living whole that emerges from these artifacts working together and delivering value.
What kind of disk and how much memory is in there?
In 2007, I bought a used MacBook on Ebay for $870, with shipping it was about $900. That was back when the currency was on parity.
It arrived with $300 custom fees. I could have bought a new one at that price.
Resilience doesn’t come from having a “diverse” team on its own. What a shallow take.
True resilience comes from mature teams with strong processes, clarity of roles, and the ability to adapt and recover effectively.
They were always meant to be temporary.
Are you really going to do this for all candidates that make it to the final round of interview?
Are you also going to compensate the time for the candidate if he doesn't get selected?
Unless what you're proposing is more a formality, and that unless the person doesn't show up he's guaranteed to get the job.
Yes, and no.
Sure, Trump is using all kind of tricks to put pressure against his trade partners to secure some wins that will solidify him as a change agent to boost America, which will appeal to his electoral base. At the same time, it may actually bring good results to the US economy, bringing major investments in the country and negotiating better trade deals.
You may not agree with the means to get there, but you can't deny there's an argument to be made about his "America first" policies and why it could benefit the average people in the long run.
Tariffs are just a lever to get things done on the international front.
Canada has been neglecting security for a long time, so it's a wake-up call, and it's not a bad thing to put this out publicly to change things.
CBSA only inspects about 4% (some sources say even 1%) of all containers that ship in Vancouver. Quebec-Vermont* border control has been a joke for years.
* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ug6Ryxza0tE * https://www.montrealgazette.com/news/provincial-news/article...
Also it's not only about drugs, but also humans smuggling (https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/fentanyl-dr-smuggler-1.737348...), and overall border security.
- According to CIS, the number of Canadian crime groups producing synthetic drugs doubled between 2023 and 2024 - There's a lack of Canadian agents who are tasked at preventing this and current legislations make it very inefficient between federal and provincial law agents - There's an upward trend in Fentanyl seizures in Canada the last 2 years - Fentanyl is now being produced domestically in Canada
All of that is within the control of Canada with better policies.
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Or then, consider that with his policies put forward the president brings investments to the US.
Behavior AI-driven anti-cheat system running on the server side.
Be aware that you need a license if you use it at work.
It’s become centralized and controlled by the hands of the few.
This is not an improvement.
Bad analogy.
Better one is that your a taxi driver and someone who committed a crime hops into your car for a ride, then you’re found guilty by association.
I share the feeling though.
There's certainly a strong link about kids doing bad in school and the housing quality and home atmosphere.
There was a local university student in UQAM who made the news a few years ago and she publicly bragged she was earning a million a year.
Not everyone is going to be a top earner like this, but don't be delusional that it's only an option for lowest income individuals.
What did your itinerary look like?
Sometimes it's not even obvious for external contributors, but there may be some small overlap with other paid features that are part of their product roadmap.
If a project on Github only has maintainers from the corporate side, you can be certain that they will ultimately drive the product for their own interest solely.
We should always pay close attention to the governance model of projects we depend on or that we wish to contribute to.
We shouldn't blindly upgrade modules/deps minor or patch versions to latest with a single command. SemVer encourages this, but we should be more careful.
The software supply chain for a lot of OSS is flawed as well. We need software signatures, and less central artifact registries that can be compromised easily.
I don't have a perfect solution for all these problems. Rewriting code instead of relying on external deps, vendoring, automated vulnerability scans, higher scrutiny for all external code, and tighter processes for code management.
You should publish to multiple platforms if the message is deemed important. Nothing wrong with duplicating messages across private and public infrastructure websites.
Final Fantasy was already a guaranteed hit in Japan, but the success in the west can be greatly attributed to a successful marketing campaign by Sony.
Additionally, the non-medieval theme really helped setting it apart. There were guns, cars, televisions, and motorcycles!
It's fascinating to recall the TV commercial in North America featuring the motorcycle cinematic scene, which, ironically, constituted only 2 minutes of the game 50+ hours of gameplay.
Regardless, FF7 was an exceptional game that truly showcased the remarkable progress in video game development, appealing to a wider audience.
I still have goosebumps thinking about the first chapter of the game. It really was something when it came out.
However, it doesn't have to be limited to legislations passed, but rather what is widely being discussed and pushed forward by the Democratic factions, the biggest example is the "Green New Deal"; more government intervention, increased spendings, massive expansion of state power.