The effects of climate change are mostly natural disasters that come and go as normal which the United States deals with regularly. That entire argument is tired and irrelevant. The United States for all it's faults is…
This is honestly sad, pathetic, and nothing to be proud of. There's no chance at moving up doing this line of work and depends entirely on the state continuing a recycling program that pays less and less as inflation…
I see php sort of like a trusty hammer. It's a hammer. Doesn't have to be elegant. It's a hammer. The nails are http requests and PHP is a damn good hammer.
Oy vey go away. Move to Europe if you don't like it. Your anarchy is my justice
There's no reason for it if I'm doing back end DevOps. I don't want to work on "the product".
This is the kind of dumbass comment I see on HN that makes me roll my eyes. You sound like you're 3 years into your tech career and you can't help but comment on everything as if you're an expert but in reality you show…
Musk has done more for the world than you ever will.
To be honest I fessed up for no reason. All they knew was I logged in to some box. I could have made some stuff up about doing some legitimate work and I'd probably have gotten away with it. At the time I was extremely…
Yes. I've literally seen it in action on Maui and in Japan at Yakushima. But this system requires constant input from the ocean trade winds.
PHP is my bread and butter. Yes there are still shops that use it. It doesn't really deserve the bad rap.
If anything it's easier for tech people to ignore the high costs of living.
The worst part is all these people wanting to restrict my freedom to run what I want on my hardware just because of some dubious claims about security.
The effects of climate change are mostly natural disasters that come and go as normal which the United States deals with regularly. That entire argument is tired and irrelevant. The United States for all it's faults is…
This is honestly sad, pathetic, and nothing to be proud of. There's no chance at moving up doing this line of work and depends entirely on the state continuing a recycling program that pays less and less as inflation…
I see php sort of like a trusty hammer. It's a hammer. Doesn't have to be elegant. It's a hammer. The nails are http requests and PHP is a damn good hammer.
Oy vey go away. Move to Europe if you don't like it. Your anarchy is my justice
There's no reason for it if I'm doing back end DevOps. I don't want to work on "the product".
This is the kind of dumbass comment I see on HN that makes me roll my eyes. You sound like you're 3 years into your tech career and you can't help but comment on everything as if you're an expert but in reality you show…
Musk has done more for the world than you ever will.
To be honest I fessed up for no reason. All they knew was I logged in to some box. I could have made some stuff up about doing some legitimate work and I'd probably have gotten away with it. At the time I was extremely…
Yes. I've literally seen it in action on Maui and in Japan at Yakushima. But this system requires constant input from the ocean trade winds.
PHP is my bread and butter. Yes there are still shops that use it. It doesn't really deserve the bad rap.
If anything it's easier for tech people to ignore the high costs of living.
The worst part is all these people wanting to restrict my freedom to run what I want on my hardware just because of some dubious claims about security.