AllanLRH

A lot of the listed malware is attributed 2.08 % of the total spread, and that hints at a very small dataset being used to compute these statistics.

I think Microsoft replaced SSH in vscode remote, part of the motivation being that the default SSH port (22?) is often blocked on corporate networks. I believe they use websockets instead, and I wonder if that might help with the problems associated with putting your computer to sleep and resuming your work (and connection)?

But are they available as audiobooks, and if so, have you listened to them?

I think _terrible _ might be a bit harsh on Grokking Algorithms, but most of it’s curriculum is rather basic, and the few last chapters about graphs, which I’d say is a bit less basic, pretty much require that you inspect the accompanying pdf with illustrations… this might not be a problem of you’re listening while sitting in a train, but it will be a problem if you’re listening while walking the dog (like me).

I would just describe Grokking Algorithms as a bad book, and mostly relevant if you have zero prior experience with Algorithms.

Oh, and the narration of the code snippets is also pretty useless IIRC.

Ok, while writing this, I realize that “terrible“ might actually be well deserved.

Guess an ergonomic keyboard could help prevent some injuries.

I've had to replace my Macbook Pro USB-C charger twice in a year, and I'm fairly certain my magnetic USB-C adapter are to blame. The first problem appeared some time after I got the adapter, but at some point I just stopped using it, because the magnet are too weak, and because it have to be oriented a certain way. A few weeks ago I used it again, forget the laptop in the charger overnight, and it was dead the next morning.

I think the adapter was from the brand Baseus.