Svelte would be my vote. I don't like all the hoops Sveltekit is jumping through. I just want to compile ahead of time and get a bunch of dumb static files I can host somewhere. It's sad watching them move away from that.
They know it's anti-consumer. They see that the YouTube push is actually causing people to install more, smarter ad blockers. I myself have finally got around to setting up pihole. "We're serious, by 2027 your adblocker will be toast" whatever, if you think we're still using the browser to block ads, you grossly misunderstood your userbase.
I worked for TMobile for 4 days in 2021. I don't usually apply to big companies but money was tight because pandemic and I needed a job quick. I was assigned to work on the config server (think in-house developed consul or etcd) and it was awful. "If this specific config value is being set by Service A then what is actually written should be twice the given value, but if Service B is reading the value, return 1/3 of the value as an HTTP form body instead of JSON." By Thursday I got a call about a new position and I left so quick that the recruiters black listed me. TMobile getting hacked is a "when" not an "if"
>config server (think in-house developed consul or etcd) and it was awful. "If this specific config value is being set by Service A then what is actually written should be twice the given value, but if Service B is reading the value, return 1/3 of the value as an HTTP form body instead of JSON."
People say dev salaries are way too high but this is basically what internal systems look like at all the places that refuse to pay fair market value.
Meh, I never worked with that recruiter before. Turns out they have a policy that if you quit without a 2 weeks notice you're black listed which to be fair makes a lot of sense. But I didn't just get a call about a new job, it was a previous boss I really respect starting up a new company.
Microsoft is forking VSCode open source community by split licensing for source code and and official build of VSCode. If you build by yourself you can’t connect to VSCode is marketplace.
This allows them to fully control VSCode telemetry and reporting along with use on platforms such as Gitpod. It’s similar to how Apple controls apps on iPhone and in turn control how much you need to pay them if you earn money on it.
In long run everything going on cloud and SaaS/ PaaS platform holding the keys to developer tooling gate such as VSCode, Microsoft has unfair advantage over other competitors and still keep benefits of OSS
Some of us were suspicious of the “new Microsoft”, mostly because with the exception of a few projects (VSCode among them, and not anymore), nothing really changed. Turns out, we weren’t wrong.
Primary/Secondary implies a replacement relationship.
Master/servant implies different levels of authority and control.
Personally - I find the later much more compelling from a descriptive standpoint for this use of passwords.
Honestly, there are a ton of alternatives that I think make more sense - ex
- Control password
- Premier password
- God password (although this probably violates some other policy...)
etc...
but primary is more familiar and and they probably liked the alliteration. Really - this just feels like marketing, though.
It's a reason to make people think & talk about Mozilla that's.... drumroll... once again not actually a compelling product or experience.
It's so frustrating that an issue inside American society impacts 93% of the World who is not American.
We should drop American english as primary language and in this case use the German meister or even better the Italian mastro or its Latin root magister
Which are all translations of master and have no relation with slavery of any kind.
Like we also did to disambiguate free (gratis - another Latin word ) from libre (from Latin - again - liber)
English is too ambiguous and irregular.
EDIT: not for these decisions, but incidentally using Libre in the name, my goto alternative has become Librewolf. For the few websites that are broken in LW I use Brave.
Yeah, and I'm frustratingly tired that Microsoft Teams wants to remind me that I'm muted. I mute myself so I can say things to people in the room and not be heard online but this little narcissist can only imagine a world where I'm talking to it.
It's not even that the "Terms of Service & Privacy" link doesn't work, it's that it's not even a link. It's a div that sorta behaves like a link. Shady af.
