I mean I only watched a few episodes of Arthur on PBS after school back in the day. He was kind of an asshole but I’m over it now.

But how should I feel about it? Please tell me what to feel!

The main reason companies use frontend frameworks is it’s easier to continue development through employee turnover. If your app was written in react or angular you just have to hire someone who knows how those work and they can get up to speed pretty quickly. Modularity also allows for code reuse. It increases maintainability. Labor isbtye major cost of software development, so making things easier and faster to develop and maintain is better from a business perspective than ensuring your app can run on a 15 year old iphone.

If you wanna go frameworkless, JS-less, or whatever on your personal projects then fine. If you insist on it in a professional team environment, you’re making everyone’s lives more difficult.

You’re not gonna survive off of wasabi. Fish without seasoning isn’t going to taste very good but it’s food.

This is what realtors are for

I really didn’t like the first two episodes in season two but I stuck with it and I’m glad I did. Overall, I thought season two was better than season one.

Yeah that seems healthy

But don’t you wish you could?

I prefer séance

Wouldn’t a regular bot be easier to make and perform better?

It’s infamous among big business execs. It’s famous for everyone else.

Or they’re using the paid tier

Bookings? Is Ubisoft running hotels now?

But just productivity and maintenance but if your devs start to leave or retire, you’re not gonna get the best quality replacements for them if you’re using outdated tech. No one wants to learn new skills that aren’t going to help with their career growth.

I think two assumptions to this whole 10k people/day metric cause it to be inaccurate pseudoscience:

1. It assumes people learn things at random times, causing the distribution to average over 30 years.

2. It assumes everyone learns a thing by age 30. If you talk to anyone over 80 years old I guarantee they’ll tell you they don’t know everything.

It’s a sweet sentiment, but it bugs me how people keep quoting this like there’s any truth behind it.

They only apologized because the customer they risk losing controls billions of dollars in assets

If they tried it ones, they’ll try it twos.

FTFY

Remote access (such as via a phone or computer) and automation. It is nice to be able to do anything you want in your home. For example:

• Attaching a humidity sensor to a smart switch for the exhaust fan in your bathroom to turn on and off automatically based on humidity level.
• Have lights change hue based on time of day to assist with your circadian rhythm.
• Shut off all lights and TVs in the house at 3am.
• Using a water detector in the laundry room or kitchen to inform you of a water leak by sending a notification to your phone and beeping loudly.

I personally would not want toilet flushing as a smart feature.

You missed some https://firewalltimes.com/sony-data-breach-timeline/

No. Traefik says the 500 error came from downstream. So that means either wireguard or myapp. Check the logs for those.