209 karma · joined April 23, 2021
That might be the problem, you can't find perfection.
If so, that's very likely the reason for this.
And there's 7-8 different annotations to mark nullability, all slightly different in some detail.
It's a bloody and messy hell.
They have complete access to the data.
I dropped all the social media except for Twitter, just because I use it really rarely (less than once per day)
This is quite ironic. Telegram managed to sell itself as a more private Whatsapp while in reality it is WAY worse in this area.
Amazing and sad.
You work hours and hours and get peanuts for your efforts. While your employer buys the 5th Porsche.
I come from one of the richest regions, yet as an IT professional I felt appreciated only when I started working abroad. No matter how much I tried, most job offers in Italy are ridiculous.
Many of your feelings come from here. You need a healthier work -life balance, where you may allocate some time for other things other than the rat race.
You're a person, before than a coder. Your work shouldn't be your sole source of self-esteem and content, in your life.
I see that option more viable and effective.
It's a bit like with climate change. We're not going to like what we need to do to stop it, but we must do it.
I think many just pirate those show they are interested in or subscribe just 2-3 months a year to binge watch.
Almost every service I know quickly moves from the "it's cool" phase to the "get this other feature you don't need" phase just to get a 0.6% extra of growth.
So many great services are now packed with ads and useless features that just make the experience worse and filled with annoying bells and whistles.
YouTube and Reddit are just two examples, they're increasingly more annoying to use and if there were decent alternatives in terms of content I'd jump to them in a blink. Instead, for now, I just pretty much stopped using Reddit and go to YouTube only when I truly need, for how much I despise the quantity of ads and smoke they throw at you.
This part sounds plausible, given how Russia is structured.
Pedofiles and abusers will just install E2EE apps manually or use one of the zillion systems to send E2EE messages.
As an example, banning movie piracy had zero effect in stopping emule, torrents and illegal streaming.