i'm guessing this is going to be a paradise for criminal actors, foreign agents, and the american government using it as a honey pot.

so an old white lady who colonized a bunch of marginalized cultures kicked the bucket. i fail to see its impact on any conversations regarding technology.

I've been looking into katalon for a long time and it seems to scratch the right itches

and all of them could be considered a UFO under specific circumstances

Talk about late to the discussion....this was literally yesterday's news.

oh i absolutely agree. i think people who are 'organic' or 'non-gmo' are rather short sighted. if you can genetically make a corn stalk that allows more soil yield per year then do it

that we shouldn't mess with their genetics

it's 2022. learn your audience if you want to sell clicks.

so we all look forward to the next magic the gathering transformers and dragons crossover limited edition tournament special edition books or whatever.

then bitcoin really is a great idea, right?

I actually agree, however context matters. We run a small business, and the security and compliance offerings. also, managed certificates and platform updates are a very nice bonus. all things considered, its just a matter of time. Is it worth my time to manually go install platform updates, check certificates all the time, monitor logs, and all the other routine things. I'd absolutely love to have a large enough budget to include having dedicated people managing all of those things, and i could have a guy or girl in that role constantly getting burnout and not feeling like they were learning anything new, so going to a PaaS over IaaS is a good deal.

just saying, k.i.s.s.

Any manager who fires a good employee because he is more productive and has a better life working from home has just put a good worker back into the pool. Thanks. I don't give a shit where my team is at, as long as my team is getting the work done.

the word 'known' matters in science. just because many interstellar objects have ended up on earth does NOT mean we can identify them retroactively. a 'known' sample is something that we can use to define markers that may be unique to our system or maybe give us insight that we can't foresee.

I've got a friend who has an 8 year old child with ADHD. Seeing the manipulative crap that comes up in that kid's 'recommended' feed disgusts me. I know what an algorithm is, and this gaslighting jackass is probably just hoping that all tech-literate people hate the idea of any kind of regulation. If fighting to prevent regulation in technology got us where we are today, i don't want to be on that side anymore.