You might like Superstore as well. Similar to Office & Parks. Give it a couple of episodes to warm up to the characters, because the main guy is a little annoying at first.
You might like Superstore as well. Similar to Office & Parks. Give it a couple of episodes to warm up to the characters, because the main guy is a little annoying at first.
I’ve definitely tried to press in the clutch on an automatic a couple of times
The Fountain, Requiem for a Dream, or anything by Clint Mansell
The grid. A digital frontier. I tried to picture clusters of information as they moved through the computer. What did they look like? Ships? Motorcycles? Were the circuits like freeways? I kept dreaming of a world I thought I’d never see. And then. One day. I got in…
Proton has a password manager and VPN. May be worth bundling over paying for all 3 separately
He’s a flamer
I think “Code” might fit the bill.
What setup are you using for junior devs to be able to query your codebase?
I heard JD Vance spreads HIV on his morning toast every day, and then feeds it to his cats. Pass it on.
Perhaps using an aggregator like Plex to have all the app content in one place, rather than spread across apps?
I once tried to make a post look like a reddit thread, just like back in nineteen ninety eight when the undertaker threw mankind off hell in a cell and plummeted sixteen feet through an announcers table.
Never heard of it.
They could force ISPs to block, not allow physical hardware sales in stores, take over any assets (offices), confiscate their server farms. There’s lots that can be done.
Operating in the EU?
FSO is good, but it does assume some JS knowledge to start. I would argue that App Academy’s is more comprehensive (over 200hrs of material).
EE.UU usually
Dream ghosted.
Archie Gates: You’re scared, right?
Conrad Vig: Maybe.
Archie Gates: The way it works is, you do the thing you’re scared shitless of, and you get the courage AFTER you do it, not before you do it.
Conrad Vig: That’s a dumbass way to work. It should be the other way around.
Archie Gates: I know. That’s the way it works.