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much of it can be expressed via this visual which made the rounds a few years ago

https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1519735033950470144/photo/1?

the topics have different emphasis than in the US, but the principle remains. immigration, de-industrialization, green politics, erosion of trust based society

iCIMS for applicant tracking, I can deal with any other backoffice system but not this one

Edge is easy to switch to and could be a great way to break the Chrome dominance.

Safari also started catching up over the last 2 years

Another distinct set of similar tips that I found useful https://medium.com/productboard-engineering/eight-tips-to-re...

I can only recommend the fantastic "Everything is a remix" series

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MZ2GuvUWaP8

Do you have any good resource summarizing these laws?

There is such a counter, CVE databases.

If you would actually take a look, you would realize you are spreading FUD.

phpBB has been rewritten from scratch around 2008 with phpBB3 and hasn't had a single severe vulnerability since. That's 13 years.

If few and several come from Heroes III terminology, few would be 1-4, several would be 5-9.

Because this puts an individual with limited resources at a great disadvantage to corporations

But what minikube backend are you using for this? The preferred one is Docker and all the others are also paid on Mac.

From a skim read of both blog posts it's still impossible to understand what's actually new in this version. Just introduce the features in the post, no?

Individual Contributor, as opposed to Manager

They only have the form for people in California or Europe.

long live strong consumer protection laws

Look at their global results, Europe is largely irrelevant compared to APAC and MENA. Germany exit was loss of prestige losing home market but also not a major loss of revenue compared to gains elsewhere in the world.

There’s an old story about a guy taking a smoke break with his non-smoking colleague.

“How long have you been smoking for?” the colleague asks.

“Thirty years,” says the smoker.

“Thirty years!” marvels the co-worker. “That costs so much money. At a pack a day, you’re spending $1,900 a year. Had you instead invested that money at an 8% return for the last 30 years, you’d have $250,000 in the bank today. That’s enough to buy a Ferrari.”

The smoker looked puzzled.

“Do you smoke?” he asked his co-worker.

“No.”

“So where is your Ferrari?”

Czechia gives you options from 1-3y (fixed total cash amount, let's you choose speed). And employer must keep a job for you when you come back.

And even longer up to 3y if you are part time (Elterngeld Plus). Keeps you connected to your job but allows you to raise your kids.

Your us-east-1f is not the same one as on other accounts. The letter is randomly assigned to the AZ to spread load.

Uh, no? The idea is to have a full featured object mapping layer that can work with multiple database backends.

Doing mapping of db result sets to object is non trivial, no need to do develop it multiple times for each RDMBS when 90% of the code would overlap.

I'd work on the sarcastic attitude though

The loss comes from variable costs, not fixed costs.

Early on, they hoped to become monopolies and raise prices, reaching profitability.

Your personal home use case of Office is not really relevant here. Good luck organizing a huge company on that.

There's a joke going on that the Pirate Party is the IT department of the communist party.

In general the trouble with Pirates is unpredictability. They are very socially liberal, but economically and geopolitically they attract a wide mix of opinions. The have a higher incidence of conspiration theorist, they have a strong anti-US base, and in general they avoid to address these topics since it cannot pass the internal voting that is part of their control structure. In communal politics it does not have so severe implications, so the biggest question is how fit he is managerial wise.

The new mayor was virtually unknown before the election, it's just a gamble at this moment and everybody is "let's wait and see, can't be worse than the previous arrogant mayor Krnacova from ANO"

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This is an AWS Serverless version which can run pretty much completely in Free Tier and you have HA out of the box https://github.com/vvondra/bitwarden-serverless

How is it different from maven deps?