I only know of the upgrade splash screens where Dismiss is small and/or floating off of the brightly colored splash so it doesn't contrast and is harder to see. Exactly like Amazon Music.
It probably won't be feasible due to cost, but my CV was noticed instantly once I enrolled in a Computer Science bachelor's degree program at a local college. I didn't have the degree and was still in my first year but…
I hear you, but I'm also the type of person to admit my own uncertainty. And the people around me get way more uptake of their ideas by just leaving out those words, even when they have less or terrible foundations.
Why should they have any licensing at all? Is that unfair too? My guess is that governments have interest in making sure services are safe and reliable. Hence licenses. And rules for those licenses.
It's not "meh." I can't safely ignore that all my browsing and purchasing is being watched by a computer I supposedly own and control.
In that scenario, is everyone hired on a contract basis? Do good workers get dumped after successful projects simply because the requirement they were desired for is complete? I think companies hire for general skills…
There are definitely roadways and timing that cause the problem you mentioned but the parent poster is also accurate. So many large scale highway slowdowns and jams are caused by bad drivers not utilizing the left lanes…
I had one melt through a plastic table after falling off the stand. It was a super cheap model and the weight and balance were all wrong, made dangerous by the stiffness of the power cord.
Unless edited, I don't think that's what GP said. Panics are the way to get stacktraces, not the way to routinely handle errors. Your top level comment about 403 errors made me assume you did not know about panic.…
I only know of the upgrade splash screens where Dismiss is small and/or floating off of the brightly colored splash so it doesn't contrast and is harder to see. Exactly like Amazon Music.
It probably won't be feasible due to cost, but my CV was noticed instantly once I enrolled in a Computer Science bachelor's degree program at a local college. I didn't have the degree and was still in my first year but…
I hear you, but I'm also the type of person to admit my own uncertainty. And the people around me get way more uptake of their ideas by just leaving out those words, even when they have less or terrible foundations.
Why should they have any licensing at all? Is that unfair too? My guess is that governments have interest in making sure services are safe and reliable. Hence licenses. And rules for those licenses.
It's not "meh." I can't safely ignore that all my browsing and purchasing is being watched by a computer I supposedly own and control.
In that scenario, is everyone hired on a contract basis? Do good workers get dumped after successful projects simply because the requirement they were desired for is complete? I think companies hire for general skills…
There are definitely roadways and timing that cause the problem you mentioned but the parent poster is also accurate. So many large scale highway slowdowns and jams are caused by bad drivers not utilizing the left lanes…
I had one melt through a plastic table after falling off the stand. It was a super cheap model and the weight and balance were all wrong, made dangerous by the stiffness of the power cord.
Unless edited, I don't think that's what GP said. Panics are the way to get stacktraces, not the way to routinely handle errors. Your top level comment about 403 errors made me assume you did not know about panic.…