Donald Trump is nature's way of explaining why multicellularity was a mistake.
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Dan Kortschak
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On the same page of a different book.
@commaok I think you found the rub with "give the user explicit control instead" in the context of Apple.
Why did anyone think that reincarnating Caligula in the 21st century would be a good idea?
@bagder I think you need a number of graph updates graph.
Matthew GarrettTrying to convince my students that having all your security policy changes include a design doc describing the status quo, the desired outcome, why this change will achieve it, why alternatives were rejected, and then implementing it via some automation schema so it can't accidentally be reverted for no obvious reason is good actually
Just watched the Four Corners documentary on the toxic algal bloom on #Adelaide's beaches. According to the premier of South Australia, paraphrasing, it's not a poison chalice, the chalice itself is not poisonous, it _has_ poison _in_ it, but that doesn't make it a poison chalice.
Which is grammatically correct? (No, I'm not confused, just interested.)
There were more than one ways to do it.
There was more than one way to do it.
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Filippo ValsordaDependabot security alerts have terrible signal-to-noise ratio, especially for Go vulnerabilities. That hurts security!
Just turn it off and set up a pair of scheduled GitHub Actions, one running govulncheck, and the other running CI against the latest version of your dependencies.
Less work, less risk, better results!
Anyway, read Russ Cox's take on AI tool use in the Go project.
https://groups.google.com/g/golang-dev/c/4Li4Ovd_ehE/m/8L9s_jq4BAAJ
@dr2chase Nice. Many years ago I built a heavy-load trailer using a 2m aluminium ladder for the chassis. It copes with ~150-200kg of load, so I used to use it for taking the olive pickings to press.(recumbent trike as the tractor).