marmot777

What do people think of openstack in terms of transference of knowledge and skills? I realize it’s not as scalable as the others.

Because I had to read this before falling asleep I had audio going out 2x so it sounds like a fifties cartoon.

A HN success story. This post makes my day.

A lot of writers do the exact same thing.

My son will be interested in this for sure.

Email is one of the last remaining things where your audience is directly yours and not part of a walled garden. So newsletters have made a come back.

Many top novelists, scientists, engineers, etc., have come up with ideas doing something other than work. We’ve all had ideas at odd times and contexts. Sometimes good and occasionally outstanding ideas or solutions.

I like that 5 step process. It gives one’s brain time and space to process and integrate.

It’s true that correlation isn’t causation but I think, in moderation, games do improve cognitive skills. If it becomes something the kid does all the time, then I think the lack of balance does more harm than good. Moderation is all things.

Starting at around 5 or 6, Minecraft is fantastic.

My son does always try to improve the game creating, I think they are called modules or something, for Minecraft and full on games for Roblox so that’s some educational value.

Okay, I don’t have to feel as guilty when my son spends too much time on Minecraft and Roblox.

Couldn’t they have cut other things besides security? If nothing else, it will undermine confidence. And worst case, they get compromised and ruined as they’ll immediately be blamed for dropping infosec and enabling this to happen.

Upwork would be a good place to look.