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Also Christianity, where self-seeking is one of the worst things you can strive for.

With IPv6 we can host from home without NAT or DDNS.

> Air traffic controllers are not necessarily pilots, but luckily, this one was a pilot and certified instructor.

Source? The article itself is quite short.

My girlfriend and I have long switched between Apple Maps and Google Maps.

Google Maps' terrible UX has become a joke now. It mentions irrelevant details (e.g. emphasis on compass directions, which no modern person relies on) and uses esoteric language when plain English works (can't remember well, but things like "stay on right of the fork"). It just felt... badly designed, if not amateurish.

Apple Maps is far from perfect, but the cradle feels warmer.

This is very soothing. I feel like I'm being cradled by calm, intuitive, thoughtful UX.

Hot take: men don’t want promiscuous women as long-term partners, fundamentally people desire long-term partners, and the commoditization of sex contributes to weak relationships and broken families.

It’s a mishmash of things and I’m only scratching the surface, sorry can’t give a coherent answer.

But some books (Mere Christianity, The Case for Christ, The Believing Scientist, stuff by Garry Habermas, etc.), Wikipedia, the Bible (especially letters of Paul and historical analysis of them), Reddit, going to Church, taking Alpha course provided by it, talking with pastors, with Christians, random articles (e.g. https://faculty.som.yale.edu/jameschoi/whychrist/), thinking about things myself, etc.

As a former vehement atheist, learning more about Christianity. It’s a daily process.

Nope. People are just excited that the Twitter cesspool might finally improve.

Why did Big Bang happen?

I feel it's retarded.

I'm so confused, what is he on about?

What is the typical relative balance on your account? Does $7m mean 7 million USD? Over what period of time?

Last sentence covers it well:

> Another way to say this is that you should avoid type parameters until you notice that you are about the write the exact same code multiple times.

(The above will make design pattern astronauts shudder)

But they might lie on the deathbed wishing "oh, I wish I'd made more money so I could've bought a house by the beach, that convertible Mercedes 190 SL, travelled more, eat more fine food, and been less afraid of splurging on expensive marvels of art and engineering".

I'm not entirely sure if this is meant sarcastically.

Equal opportunity (not equal outcome) is good. What I'm worried about is that this correlates with the wider societal trend of positive discrimination in favor of women (hence discrimination against men) and dismissal of men and their issues.

Society should stop shunning masculinity and dismissing men’s problems. Teach young boys they can be strong, respectable men and they will prosper.

Can someone share the tweet here?

Unable to see it.

Why does Google keep breaking backward compatibility?

Feels embarrassing to always go in the stall when I obviously only need to pee.

I hate on-site because I'm unable to pee next to others. It's embarrassing, so I avoid office bathrooms.

Surely I'm not the only one? Guys don't talk about this.

I really dislike this (and I tend to love great design and obsess over UX and small details): reduced legibility (small and thin fonts, lower contrast in e.g. inline code, alert boxes all blend in), and reduced information (compatibility table is near useless, missing details in specifications).

Overall this seems like straight out of 2003. The inconsistent border contrasts and weird burgundy red accent only strengthens the feeling of student side project and lack of taste (red does not convey trust).

Also that logo is ugly. It looks frail and awkwardly narrow without being harmonious (see e.g. the tiny gap between /|).

Edit: I just realized every category has a different accent color (compare e.g. HTML and CSS sections). What an absurd joke from Mozilla.

It doesn't make me feel powerful, I feel bewildered that you waste other people's time by having to parse an uncommon 5-digit format, rather than using the near-universal convention of only displaying the minimum digits needed.

It's superior in every way: minimal, unconstrained, universal.

Meanwhile Russia is threatening military action if Finland joins NATO: https://ria.ru/20220225/nato-1775114040.html

For those unaware, the attempted Soviet invasion of Finland in 1939 was an embarrassing failure for the USSR. They managed to take only a small part of the country while suffering tremendous loss, despite a much larger army.

Work for the government or a military contractor.

An acquaintance who worked as a security consultant for Samsung can corroborate. They said Samsung's security practices were terrible to say the least.

Cool idea! With the user-hostile modern web, there's something appealing to having a visibly finite, static, and focused piece of content.

I can see people are downvoting, but the whole article reeks of lack of attention to detail. It ends abruptly: "[...] including among core application teams and operations and"