How is Windows dead? How else does over a billion people access tools like Chrome and Google Docs, if not through Windows? iPads? Android Tables? Windows don’t have to be the dominant force, they just have to exist as the glue (or foundation) for everything else to work.
Offtopic: if you plug in a pair of Apple ear/headphones into the headphone jack on the OWC, can you control the volume via the built in controls on the cable of the headphones, like you can when connected to the Macbook?
This is amazing, congratulations! As someone who’s been struggling with excess weight, I’d love these interviews to focus more on HOW they achieved the results and the struggles they overcome (and how) along the way! Hopefully 2021 is the year when I get into the healthy mindset and lose the extra 60 lbs.
Good luck, there is a new “we are fixing freelancing” startup coming out every week. Unless you’ve actually been freelancing for years on multiple platforms + actually worked in Core Ops within those networks + worked in traditional recruitment - you’re clueless about what the actual problems are.
This shit is HARD. Getting clients and devs to sign up for yet another service is HARD. Having a shitty landing page expecting people will sign up with NO clear USP to the talent is just a waste of time.
This is coming from someone who has built and sold several of these services in the past 5 years.
Personally, I feel Laravel is amongst the top reasons why PHP is so vibrant. The amount of innovation that sprung from Laravel and it’s close ecosystem is amazing, LiveWire, Inertia, Alpine.js, Tailwind just to name a few.
Apparently most people think stuff just happens on the first run. I write code for a living and in most cases it doesn’t run as intended on the first run, I can’t imagine making a fucking fusion reactor “just work” by assembling it and pressing “start”.
But bicycles don’t cause air pollution nor do they damage the roads. So you got me puzzled why they should be taxes. Pedestrians are taxed too much anyway
But you still need to maintain existing and build new roads, and not only trucks drive on the road. What about snow? It needs to be removed for normal cars as well as trucks.
The exact problem is the 99% of people who DON’T do this and their markup ends up a Frankenstein’s monstrosity. I don’t know if it’s the new crop of front-end “developers” who don’t know the very basics or just hipsters being hipsters and YOLO all the things. Tailwind (IMHO) promotes bad practices and needs to explicitly state that you SHOULD use @apply or a puppy somewhere will die.
I’d love them to just ship the MB 12” board inside a keyboard with 2 USB-C ports and have a modern day Commodore. It can be powered by the USB-C monitor.
Gamers are mostly young adults without a steady income (or no income of their own) and market research shows $60 is the psychological limit the mass market is willing to pay?
Why does “poorly edited English” matter when the content seems to be on point? Not everyone on the Internet is a “native” English speaker. Content matters, not who and how they wrote it.
Well, not from a PR standpoint (and the author may not even be aware of what’s up with Nikola lately), but it’s used in production which is a huge positive.
Well, 99.9% of Cloudfare customers will never hear of this, and out of the 0.01% that do, maybe 3 will look to move their business elsewhere. It’s the sad nature of business these days, either we don’t care or we don’t have good alternatives.