spikej

I'm going to steal your quote. I love it!

To add, how could they do any QA when testing needs to map to those unwritten requirements

Not your question, but I tried a bunch after Google Reader shut down and landed on Bazqux. I've been a happy paying customer for years since the dev was so responsive and even helped identify an issue with one of my self-created feeds...

I loved how well the Macromedia products played with each other. Freehand -> Flash or Director just WORKED! Illustrator to these failed miserably.

Typically, the company expects you've done your homework before asking them these questions...

Or simpler yet: container gardening with pots and big totes

PiHole (https://pi-hole.net/) with PiVPN (https://www.pivpn.io/) on one and Huginn (https://github.com/huginn/huginn) on another

Seems like a lot of work and hassle... I would have looked for a router that supported printer sharing via USB like this: https://www.tp-link.com/ca/support/faq/745/

Thanks!

Valuing performance has indirect effects on other things: you're forced towards better models, better SQL queries and better validation/verification of data.

I take the original text as "don't just jump into coding right away" which I've seen so many people do. As you said, take a little bit to process and think through it, then start out your pseudocode, etc.

Wow! Do you happen to know what flowers you've got planted there? I would love to do similar. So far I've been doing lots of clover and putting in crocus bulbs randomly.

I don't think I've ever come across any third party actually implementing HATEOAS (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HATEOAS)

Have a look here for the first one https://www.gasbuddy.com/

I have this set up for specific playlists that download to specific folders (tech,kids, etc) and when I or family member come across videos we want to watch later we just add to playlist and it's available for watching later on the HTPC.

I use a script to clean out the playlists occasionally.

That's a fantastic idea!

For me it really hit home starting with autoit on windows years and years ago. I still have scripts I wrote that work almost 20 years later!

With the rise of ORMS, I'm coming across more and more devs in my work that have no idea how to write performant SQL, and don't ever check to see what gets generated and run "behind the scenes"

dude... go to a different restaurant. You might even find it's less crowded, and you get better service because there's no game on!

This even goes for older smart phones. Just because the company needs to turn a profit, doesn't mean I have the means to continually upgrade every 2 years. I love the efforts people put into things like LineageOs.

Not as long as they have a good understanding of what's involved, and can ask questions leading you to deliver better value to business.

Add this one to the list: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phoenix_pay_system

It used to all be flash based. One update is definitely the change to using CSS, etc.

Heck, I still use the QuickLaunch toolbar. First thing I do when I get a new machine/OS is enable this:

https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/4624-add-remove-quick-la...

Gotta make use of those full-time UI people somehow... sigh.

This is basically why I read comments more than articles: to learn more about these kinds of tools :)

I'm primarily a windows user with a couple of linux-based servers. I just went through this very thing, except I ended up spending hours Googling after failed updates to ensure I could jump to latest LTS from two LTS versions behind.

Half way through I cursed myself for not having documented my set up well enough to just wipe and install clean latest LTS image so I wouldn't have to wade through various forum question/answers.

Try installing DietPi with Pihole

This happens with graduate degrees also (not having one hindered a number of prospects)

That's one of the reasons I went with corded... It's a little annoying, but a fraction of the cost, never runs out of juice, I never forget to charge it, and only thing I've had to do in years is replace the blade.

In most of these types of articles, no one mentions the problems that batteries are going to cause... (environment and convenience)

Good luck! Those HTML issues you're coming across are tough and so varied across the web!

I was working with Mercury Parser (pluggable parsing for different sites) in the past.

https://github.com/postlight/mercury-parser