You build the app with the dev dependencies, so you need to trust them as well.
And nobody wants to take responsibility and maintain it either, not even now.
Wisdom and intellect should not be confused either
Excactly. Close to where I live there are a couple of funny examples: In one place the lights are red by default for everyone. Cars are detected from 100m or so away, so they barely need to slow down. Pedestrians need…
That's just fair - pedestrians aren't detected either
This seems to be better than the current Macbook Pros on almost every level - specs, ports, weight. Only the screen is worse. Too bad nVidia graphics aren't supported on macOS - otherwise would have been the Macbook of…
The most unexpected part was seeing "Gentoo Hardened" as a part of state-level official documentation.
The manufacturing process pretty much always involves humans.
Even with the bad parts the Macbook pro is still the most capable all-rounder available - it's durable, the build quality is excellent, the hardware is (apart from memory) as good as you can get in any portable…
The Arch linux wiki is one of the best maintained and up-to-date on hardware issues. It helps that Arch itself tries to ship only vanilla software: as few modifications as possible to the kernel, too, unlike the bigger…
In wrong color though.
This is a sad problem that has come with developers using Javascript for everything. Development might be faster, but the end product is simply slow even on high-end machines. Same thing happens with Visual Studio Code,…
This is one of the biggest problems with Windows, Visual Studio, Office and other larger (enormous) software Microsoft makes: an insane amount of features but documentation is nonexistent or hard to find. The software…
On the other hand, the network tab in the dev tools actually knows how to parse incoming JSON, unlike Chrome which only renders a string.
You build the app with the dev dependencies, so you need to trust them as well.
And nobody wants to take responsibility and maintain it either, not even now.
Wisdom and intellect should not be confused either
Excactly. Close to where I live there are a couple of funny examples: In one place the lights are red by default for everyone. Cars are detected from 100m or so away, so they barely need to slow down. Pedestrians need…
That's just fair - pedestrians aren't detected either
This seems to be better than the current Macbook Pros on almost every level - specs, ports, weight. Only the screen is worse. Too bad nVidia graphics aren't supported on macOS - otherwise would have been the Macbook of…
The most unexpected part was seeing "Gentoo Hardened" as a part of state-level official documentation.
The manufacturing process pretty much always involves humans.
Even with the bad parts the Macbook pro is still the most capable all-rounder available - it's durable, the build quality is excellent, the hardware is (apart from memory) as good as you can get in any portable…
The Arch linux wiki is one of the best maintained and up-to-date on hardware issues. It helps that Arch itself tries to ship only vanilla software: as few modifications as possible to the kernel, too, unlike the bigger…
In wrong color though.
This is a sad problem that has come with developers using Javascript for everything. Development might be faster, but the end product is simply slow even on high-end machines. Same thing happens with Visual Studio Code,…
This is one of the biggest problems with Windows, Visual Studio, Office and other larger (enormous) software Microsoft makes: an insane amount of features but documentation is nonexistent or hard to find. The software…
On the other hand, the network tab in the dev tools actually knows how to parse incoming JSON, unlike Chrome which only renders a string.