selckin

down for me too, belgium

because they maintain the websites for social status, if the user never sees the specific website or knows they used it, you can't gain any social status

if you're a beginner thats going to be very difficult, restoring the git dir a few times makes the learning process much faster, till it all clicks and you don't need too anymore

you can just make a backup copy of .git or your entire project dir. When you get lost, just delete your .git, copy from the backup and try again

they need to make it required for everyone, and then they'll have done something

if i had to guess: people are afraid to use new tools and the initial reduction in productivity and don't know what the acceptable $ usage is limiting their growth/self-education and exploration of an entire new way of working.

basically its a green light to use all the time and resources they want to explore and learn

i create 4 fixed workspaces per monitor in the config, and use it that way

Can someone translate

"Applications and services that parse untrusted CMS or PKCS#7 content using AEAD ciphers (e.g., S/MIME AuthEnvelopedData with AES-GCM) are vulnerable"

to human?

This Apple policy is the only thing stopping chrome from having a full monopoly, and we should be careful trying to remove it