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Thanks for this. I will be thinking about “we can create a permission working group” for a long time.

Does anyone happen to have an explainer article handy or some background on the boom in “decompilations?” There’s this and I also saw something about Cool Boarders 2…

Why this method of uprezzing? Why now?

Mind sharing where you went for your lathe cuts (assuming you are happy with how they turned out/sound)?

Good thing there are filters!

They employ a lot of software developers and it’s a very unique campus. I considered it well worth the click.

This comment introduced me to pachinkremental. Thank you / goddamn you.

I consider you a pretty big name in our little corner of the world, so that number seemed pretty low to me! Expected 5 figures at least!!

Really surprised at the lack of “big” names on the list. My gut reaction was “really, no PyCon?” But when I went to the PyCon channel, even the keynotes from last year barely cracked a thousand views.

It appears to contain a bunch of other conferences. NDC, ElixirConf, etc.

Lexington is the home of the University of Kentucky. Lexmark shuttering their plant wouldn’t be _good_ for the economy, but Lexington is first and foremost a “college town.”

They have much less content, but if you value quality over quantity, I don't think that's an issue.

When I look at the Apple TV+ catalog, I can see myself giving an honest shake to _most_ of their content. I simply can't say the same for other services. I understand why they are flooding the zone if they have the resources, but there's a finite amount of content one human can watch.

If Apple releases 50 shows and 80% are up my alley, I get the same amount of enjoyable content as Netflix releasing 400 shows but only 10% are worth my time.

My favorite CS story in a long time. Up there with the 500-mile email.