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Re:Update on IT Security Incident at UCSF on Saturday June 27, 2020 @03:48AM (#23660200)
How incredibly negligent and incompetent of the ucsf IT staff to not have this data sufficiently backed up, not to mention protected. Does this university offer IT courses? If so their reputation has been seriously tarnished.
The problem is China is already building the robotic assembly lines. They have been purchasing more advanced CNC machining equipment than the rest of the world combined and the volume is increasing. Their quality should continue to increase and costs decrease even as their labor begins to organize itself.
Or when that bus or truck in front of you is on its 5th gear change and still only halfway through the intersection when the light starts changing.
Re:I Charged $18k for a Static HTML Page on Wednesday May 15, 2019 @06:59PM (#19924619)
What matters in your example is where that extra money is spent, you might try to invest it in the company by purchasing new machinery rather than just wasting it on a new luxury company car (or an overseas 'business meeting'). That way if you are making a 10% return on your company/investment each year it continues to grow.
Re:Vue.js: the good, the meh, and the ugly on Thursday July 05, 2018 @10:14PM (#17468408)
I usually leave it enabled, I just tested it when I viewed the page source and saw very little was there beyond JS. I guess I come from a different time where you used as little JS as possible/was required.

I'm also not familiar with vue so I was trying to work out if it was used to build your web page or the actual chrome app. The web page is fine but I just wasn't sure where vue came into the picture for such a simple site.

Re:Vue.js: the good, the meh, and the ugly on Thursday July 05, 2018 @05:24PM (#17466966)
Have you looked at your site with javascript disabled? Additionally, was vue used just for the website or the chrome app as well?
Through trial and error I came to a low-carb(/low GI?) paleo style diet which seems to be inline with what other suggest. Alcohol, sugar and even stress definitely make it worse for me at least.

edit: Special occasions where I might indulge in the above triggers I'll end up using an antacid for a day or two.

> I just become sloth like all day every day and cant think worth a damn.

A heartburn session and brain fog seem to be linked imo.

Not something I enjoy reading after being on lansoprazole for around 8 years for heartburn. I decided to get off them with dietary changes a couple years back after reading how they are approved for short term doses and long term effects were untested.

Doctors never showed much interest in discovering and treating the cause of the acid problem and even found it odd that I was trying to get off the tablets.

I haven't been able to find if the damage they potentially cause in areas beyond the stomach reverses over time.