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    • Push directly to master, not main
    • No command line args, just change the global const and recompile
    • No env vars either
    • Port numbers only go up to 5280, the number of feet in a mile
    • All auth is just a password; tokens are minority developers, not auth, and usernames are identity politics
    • No hashes – it's the gateway drug to fentanyl
    • No imports. INTERNAL DEVELOPERS FIRST
    • Exceptions are now illegal and therefore won't occur, so no need to check for them
    • SOAP/XML APIs only
    • No support for external machines. If it's good enough for my machine, it's good enough for yours.
  • NextMilk is a mixture of different plant based milks. Its probably the closest to real milk but I find any brand of original (some sweetener but no extra flavoring e.g. vanilla) oat milk to be close enough that I don't miss cow milk much.

  • I hear you. Americans in general aren't our (Canada's) enemy, but your President is, along with those who voted for him (and to a lesser extent, those who did not vote), and I have much less sympathy for the "leopards ate my face" crowd during Trump's second term than his first, since he made it very well known what kind of charlatan he was.

  • No one thinks VPNs are “magic bullets”. I don’t know why this gets repeated ad nauseum.

    Ooh, I know why! It's because YouTubers hawk their preferred (sponsored) VPN as if it was silver bullet and that it's dangerous to use your mobile device out in public or worse – public WiFi – without it. You can't blame John or Jane Doe from parroting what their favourite YouTuber claimed.

  • Author noted:

    As a quick note - location shared was not very precise (but still in the same postal index), I guess due to the fact that iPhone was connected to WiFi and had no SIM installed. If it was LTE, I bet the lat/lon would be much more precise.

    And this was with location services off. How precise is a "postal index" in the author's country (presumably Spain) I wonder.