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Keystone is the hidden nefarious program that apple installs as its been clearly stated to convert intel into arm code lol

But how many disable their ssl to view the site once blocked for not running on https

Dang, not very useful

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Thank you for the info, I will use this to confirm my findings.

Its very possible I'm wrong. I just know that its a favorite based on the ease of use "pre paid credit cards" and the wide phone number exchange twilio provides so that they can keep swapping out with new number. Granted it could be something similar to twilio, I only pick them out since they are the top service currently and the probability they are using their services are high.

Encapsulation is only really an issue if you don't follow the law of demeter. write better public facing methods if you want better Encapsulation.

Inheritance is really just about writing better namespace and domain / contexts of your code.

Polymorphism is really only ever an "issue" I've seen when dealing with strong typed langs and all the langs where it has become an issue they provide interfaces to aid in Polymorphism.

I don't think anything about what was listed is #1 exclusive to OOP and 2 doest not already have best practices to address in OOP and other langs.

Everything that was written about was not about the problems they solved but the patterns used to address the problems. I think that makes it too subjective to be constructive.

I will say though there is nothing fun about mocking complex state in tests for a rails app let alone if that state is shared or easily mutated.

Location: Portland OR

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Tech: Elixir, Ruby, JS, Video/Photograph

Limited tech: DevOps, Python, Design

Site: https://morphic.pro

Resume: https://morphic.pro/about

github: https://github.com/joshchernoff

email: jchernoff@morphic[dot]pro

I've been working in the web industry since Flash was still owned by Macro Media. Most of that work was Post-Production Animations and App development which was focused in the Marketing sector. During that time I’ve worked with brands such as Macy’s, The Food Network, Mattel, and Hallmark. Towards the end of Flash, I moved over to PHP and focused on building custom CMSs for clients using Wordpress, Drupal, and Magento. Around 2012, I was introduced to Ruby on Rails and was hired for an in house position at a small agency where I crafted my ruby skill set. Around 2014 I worked for a mobile app company named CVent where I worked for a number of years as a Server-Side Ruby developer. Later I worked for a local nonprofit using Elixir with Phoenix. In the last 3 years, I’ve mainly focused on Elixir with JS and React and with some Ruby here and there. In addition to my focus as a developer, I also find time to do photography. Most recently I’ve found new interests in Javascript (via ES6) and Elixir as I feel these two program languages are rapidly evolving and are currently shaping the web as we know it today.

I'm actively developing my personal site which is built with elixir and phoenix. That said if you are looking for an out of the box solution I would stick with simple and go with a static site generator like you mentioned or possibly Wordpress.

I would put my money on they don't want to have to support server side image processing. Since their mobile apps all scale images client side its a huge cost savings vs having to support that server side.

Also this is one of the big reasons I really hope activity pub takes off and people start to incorp it directly into their own sites.

As a photographer, I urge all other passionate photographers to get off of Instagram. It's more important now than ever to be the authority of your own content.

I know it's not as fancy but just start by hosting your own simple blog.

I made an effort to build my own Instagram like section on my site just to host my own images. It even has a web assembly lib that scales the images client-side so I don't have to deal with image processing and uploads directly to S3.

https://morphic.pro/snaps

The code is open for others to see how I did it. https://github.com/MorphicPro/morphic.pro