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Seems pretty obvious to me
Obviously, but they're targeting everyone with a huge feature set
Genuinely curious why Germany's position is excellent for chip production?
> That way my nose travels less
Your mouse, you mean? Otherwise you have some explaining to do :)
so it worked for you when you finally did it with a therapist? or it worked 10% of all the time spent with a therapist?
I would pay good money (well, my personal development budget would) for courses like this
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sichtlinkair on Tuesday May 25, 2021 @05:01PM
from the ask-hn dept.
I recently came across https://www.shecodes.io/workshop-plus after a friend asked if it was a good course to learn web developmentI thought it was pretty cool that they give you access to a Slack channel where you could directly ask any questions or guidance, which I think is a great way to learn stuff. Having experts ready to answer any specific questions you have is invaluable!Is anyone...
Kinda funny to me we need a website to explain you should use <button> for a button
Because there's enough people who don't understand it that it's worth trying?
Wish I had the downvote button
Wow really nice! I also have some contact with Firebase at my job and the web client is really poor and frustrating to use.
I wonder why Google hasn't done this yet? Would offer an even stronger case for Firebase
> At the end of the day you still need to trust the organization building your OS so they don't push a backdoor in your root installed package.
I am curious what are good solutions to this problem? Compile your OS (and any other software) from source?
> ... the owner of their operating system ...
I think this is exactly the bit people don't like. I don't want them to "own" my operating system.
> It's likely to be a "picking up pennies in front of a steamroller" type trade.
What does that mean?
Aha, totally missed the copypasta
Interesting perspective
> The core is an essential part of an operating system, but useless by itself
though I think this is a bit exaggerated, no? AOSP gave me a perfectly fine, modern Android 10 experience