rxbudian

I've been thinking of pulling the trigger on buying the P1S, but now, I think I'll wait a little longer to see the outcome. My makerspace has a P1S and a couple of A1s that I can use. I'll recommend to either wait or get another brand for this year's purchases, just to be safe. Does anyone have good alternatives?

the closest you can get is old.reddit.com, which is the one I used all the time, but they've removed the nifty feature of listing the last 10 posts that I went to

Stack Rank is bad is because mid to low performing developers will put a lot of effort to not get fired. That means they're not fully putting all their focus and effort on the company's goals. Their views will focus on short term gain/success because they expect to eventually get fired. They'll try to get an accomplishment notch on their resume and preferring speed over quality and design. Hopefully their managers will see their accomplishments over the other brown nosing under performers and won't be around for the fallout of their low quality work. That's only for the ones who have hope. The hopeless ones who knows they can't make it won't care about the quality of their work and would focus more on finding another job.

Keep in mind there will be much more people complaining about how bad some electronic device is than people praising about how good it is because they have more reason to complain. All products have lemons and unless there's a site that collects information on repairs, it's hard to tell which laptop has a bad design. I've had 2 Dells for myself and bought one for my dad (all Inspirons) and never had a problem with them. Lattitudes are workhorses, so with people now working remotely there are companies that buy those laptops by the 100s, so the production quality of Dell Lattitudes should be high enough that Dell wouldn't have to deal with warranty issues from its corporate clients

btw, If you have office 365 subscription, Onedrive has 1TB space to use

It would be interesting to see Microsoft's pattern compared to the 2

Personally I'd rather Uber fire the HR department who are handling the harassment complaint first. They're the one who are not doing their job.

the digital nomads can work remotely, so some of them just do their work in Singapore while their employers are not there. It's true that the pay there wasn't that great for (I worked there 14 years ago), but the cost of living is on the low end if you live outside the central area.

Shouldn't it be called Cyber UK Army knife instead of Cyber Swiss Army Knife, then?

Why not just have a separate metadata file. It will keep the json file lean.

That's probably how the established companies that sell military equipment keep their edge. Influence decision makers to not buy equipment from a company who built a revolutionary equipment and strangle them with so much restriction, then wait until it shriveled to almost nothing and desperate for a buyer, buy the technology patents at a bargain and build another one under their own names that will be approved by the same decision makers and bill them exorbitant prices for each. I hope the ones that got laid off, get hired quickly.

It's probably to prevent multiple phones using the same number. Some network infrastructures are quite old and supports only the basic protocols. Even inside a single Telco company, the hardware is most likely very diverse. That means any new technologies must be backwards compatible to allow the new phones to use the old infrastructure. Checking whether a phone number has already been 'logged in' in another Telecommunication company's network takes a lot of coordination, and it has to be able to do that globally, in a very short time (a few seconds at the most). Then they have to deal with what should be done if the legitimate phone owner is the one that could not log in (Ie, someone actually used your number somewhere else) etc...etc... it's opening a big can of worms to get this going.

unfortunately you have to let them.... Same thing with Free Speech, you have to allow others to talk and campaign for abolishing free speech.

If it's just an internal use, you can ask them to have tests build against the endpoints and use that as a way to document how to use them. It's better than nothing, and they're technically code, so it's in their domain to build.