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Remember that one wrong action (or even none) might get your google account permanently blocked without any recovery options.

I have not bought anything Samsung since 2010 due to similar reasons.

I believe back in the day CDN could also help with libs due to maximum number of connection to same domain; but with http2 this issue went away.

Still, localized content delivery is still needed even today, so CDN usage is still preferred. Unless your provider actually does CDN already, like github pages or something in those lines.

Ofc it's a scam, and it will happily feed 'investors' until they can't find next fool to steal money out of; then everything will burst into flames.

Fun thing is that people will decide if it's "over" or not. Not corporations.

If most of employees hands in resignation notes; then the policy will be reverted as quickly as it was created. Unless whole management is toxic and they cannot survive without having ability to micro-manage and shoulder-peek all day long.

Having ability to read your emails and profile by that seems to be more profitable right now; when that changes it will become paid or discontinued.

Meaning you have other issues which have nothing to do with CI. Fix your tests etc.

None of the tests can be 'flaky'. Either remove them, or fix them.

What is even worse some have hardcoded regexes, so if your domain does not end with .com it does not accept it as a valid email...

That + behavior is pretty standard and not related to google only.

Ikea kitchen

Because they are the ones who spread this disease.

I'd say you can forget half marathons for this year, as normally you can increase your running distance by 1km per week. So if you can't do 5 today, you won't be able to do 20 until 15 weeks later.

Just start small and keep it consistent no matter what - like running 1-2km per day NO MATTER WHAT (rain, snow, cold, w/e). Just do it.

Because most customers does not know what exactly has to be done in order to solve their problem, and you have to re-develop stuff multiple times. Or to adhere with some odd practices/requirements which are only to sign some papers or other unrelated stuff most of the time...

The only way this could make sense if business increased wages by 5% for remote workers, so they don't have to rent such large offices etc and still get all this manpower.

Depends on what you work with.. We develop some heavy server apps, only launching it takes over 8 gigs of memory, so combined with all other stuff that has to run, 16 is barely cutting it.

Probably because "you have to support it". If it does not work out of the box, but does work in Chrome, noone is going to bother to fix it. Same thing happened to IE - required additional code in order to work, and devs ignored it unless requested to do so.

So if FF made sure that everything is matching 1:1 (css, js), then it should just work... But sometimes as each browser decides to implement same thing using different naming.. Things break.