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fluxsauce

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    Comment #38224501

    Briefly, we've found Playwright to be easier to implement (exception: Vue and component testing which is functional, but experimental and not well documented), easier to target, fa…

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    Comment #38191039

    I disagree with the assertion that creating npm packages that interact with cypress is brand squatting. Names prefixed with the target ecosystem are common for discoverability and …

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    Comment #23876186

    My modem also disconnected with signal problems, which was interesting. I'm not sure Cloudflare could have caused that?

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    Comment #23850016

    Come on, blue ocean. CVSHub.

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    Comment #23458310

    This is fun, thanks for making that! There's a treasure trove of Al Jaffee's work that can be shared with future generations. Al Jaffee just retired at 99! Here's article on his re…

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    Comment #23259299

    moved to MQ Are you referring to IBM MQ?

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    Comment #23025515

    Some are already open, but with strict limitations. It won't be the same as re-opening as it was before; there are restrictions on capacity (12 max per teacher), sanitizing procedu…

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    Comment #22471170

    I have direct connections who will be incredibly negatively impacted by the financial repercussions of all the lost business opportunities if NAB weren't to happen. Broadcast Media…

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    Comment #22419563

    Can you link to the press release in question? Thanks!

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    Comment #22419506

    While the sensationalist headline is technically accurate, both the headline and the linked article bury the intent and context of the declaration. In short, don't panic. https://w…

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    Comment #22284980

    This makes my skin crawl. I understand the intent, but this is morally wrong on many different levels. I hate credential stuffing and malicious activity as much as the next person,…

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    Comment #22212851

    PocketCasts has a feature where you can trim silence and adjust playback speed without affecting pitch. I found that plus 1.2x speed strikes a balance between efficiency without fe…

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    Comment #21974242

    Kink.com | Senior Systems Administrator | San Francisco, CA | ONSITE | Full time Kink.com is seeking a Senior Systems Administrator to join our awesome team at our offices in San F…

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    Comment #21676402

    I really like it for functional testing and for describing steps in peer reviews; it's concise and readable. It's not the only tool out there; sometimes cURL makes more sense depen…

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    Comment #21586805

    I use an NVIDIA Shield TV and a Pi-Hole, which gives me the advantage / flexibility of the Android ecosystem and the ability to stop some tracking. All subscription streaming provi…

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    Comment #21539710

    ADT. We're just a business.

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    Comment #20720613

    I worked at a couple radio stations doing production and engineering. In short, EAS is a legal requirement and not a joke. I have no doubt that production staff did it out of ignor…

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    Comment #20656272

    I introduced this to our team and after a few months I have mixed feelings. Practically, it's a micro-optimization. Lodash is convenient, consistent, well-documented, readable, and…

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    Comment #20549360

    Combining off the shelf technologies for a novel / desired result with little effort isn't garbage. For example, podcasts are practically just media and image files listed in some …

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    Comment #20476196

    Scary headline; FTA: > Don’t worry, though – another, hopefully better, protection measure is on the way. > Another feature is in development to help: an application programming in…

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    Comment #20399527

    > recommends sticking jeans in the freezer in order to kill germs instead That's a myth, freezing jeans in a consumer fridge does not kill bacteria. For example, listeria can grow …

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    Comment #20262292

    I was going back and forth about whether to post this; we're clearly experiencing some sort of partial outage, New Relic Synthetics shows everything offline (except for Sydney for …

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    Comment #19850925

    Just because you don't consider yourself part of the audience doesn't mean this isn't intended for heavy terminal users. I'm using it right now and I'm impressed by the performance…

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    Comment #19290046

    EditorConfig is fantastic. I've used it for years now across client projects, internal work, and even in educational content that I've authored. It honestly doesn't do a lot, but w…