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Time to disable auto update and see how long it continues to work! Disappointing outcome though

SEEKING WORK - REMOTE, part time US time zone would be ideal as I could work in the evening. Location: Copenhagen, Denmark Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Web, Typescript, Angular, Angular CDK, Scss, Node

I'm software engineer with 10 years of experience, currently working as a frontend architect on a project involving multiple POs, UX team, 3 local feature teams(FE+BE) and few remote teams starting up.

Historically I've done full stack with Node, PHP, .NET, Java(Android) but over last 4 years I've focused exclusively on frontend with Angular. I was key driver for migration from AngularJS to v5. Today we are on v12. I've also landed some fixes to angular itself and 2 small features in Angular CLI (http client context is one of them).

Email: [email protected]

I'm one of the guys who is excellent at problem solving, is more than happy to tackle more difficult technical problems and help others.

Oh my, so much code for document.body.classList.toggle('dark-mode', !!locaStorage.darkMode)

Denmark is very similar as well, but I despise the tax on cars...

I am glad that Sony Z5 has a camera button, it is much nicer and more natural to use than trying to touch the screen

Reminds me mongodb being open/unprotected by default, that turned out well...

Nope, you are not alone. I was looking forward to see some gifs or transparent pngs used as rounded corners.

Edit: the presentation itself is impressive, even with unexpected content

How about cookie policy popups/notifications/extra-top -bar? It's getting increasingly annoying to browse the Web. Basically you have to close some signup modal, cookie warning, chat head before you can start reading the content only to get another blocking modal right after scrolling - which will 'kindly' ask you to disable ad blocker... It's getting better and better!

For anyone using github and heroku - this may be convenient, but for anyone on bitbucket side - there is built in alternative (even within free tier). I'd say that they are quite late in the game

I also hate when apps are doing this, especially when you can't disable it! I really don't know how doing that benefits the user.

Recently I was bit by Instagram app on ios (reported by the client, I am an android user) - it even breaks their own login flow! E.g. You can't open a link from within their app and login to some 3rd party site via Instagram. It simply times out and doesn't even replace the page - thus hides the actual problem. What is worse, is that typical user would blame site developers for this. In the end I had to refactor the flow to avoid login when user is coming from the app...

If you choose to do this, do it this right!

Why does specifically Apple has to respond to this and not any other TV providers?