Senior Software Engineering
Who's ready to install Windows 7 on an old PC and run it behind a Pi Hole?
Us, We very much are
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I like Windows 11 and C++ I think they are good boyfriends
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Senior Software Engineering
https://fxbsky.app/profile/sapphic.moe/post/3mij4cj5csc2n
Oh yeah meme update time
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Python is the modern BASIC
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Here have an ancient responsive web design video where the CEO of an SEO company just spends two minutes saying "responsive design is really good actually", something literally no one was disagreeing with, at the time or ever since
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yaz4hHmx54A
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yaz4hHmx54A
YouTube
Responsive Design Overview by Jody Resnick, CEO of Trighton.com
Responsive design industry pioneers, Trighton Interactive, leverage the latest technologies to create Responsive websites that are optimized for desktops, tablets and smartphones. No more pinching and zooming to navigate around a web site that was neverβ¦
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Apple basically never says whether or not a product line is discontinued.
The last time they did this was with the iPod.
Last week, Apple explicitly said that the Mac Pro is officially discontinued.
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https://9to5mac.com/2026/03/26/apple-discontinues-the-mac-pro/
The last time they did this was with the iPod.
Last week, Apple explicitly said that the Mac Pro is officially discontinued.
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https://9to5mac.com/2026/03/26/apple-discontinues-the-mac-pro/
9to5Mac
Apple discontinues the Mac Pro with no plans for future hardware - 9to5Mac
Itβs the end of an era: Apple has confirmed to 9to5Mac that the Mac Pro is being discontinued. It has...
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There are many valuable skills that an engineer must have. Ability to write code in particular languages is one of those skills.
However, we call ourselves βengineersβ instead of βcodersβ for very good reason.
The valuable skills we have include
estimating costs and consequences,
turning fantastical concepts into practical products,
coordinating between many teams,
learning new skills & concepts,
choosing the best tools for the job out of thousands,
continuously considering how an end user might think of the product,
Interpreting the unsaid requirements,
smoke testing and CI/CD maintenance,
balancing the theoretical/ideal with the real world,
and much more.
These are just some of the aspects which build the value that a good engineer has.
These are the skills we must hone as the role of coding is passed from humans to AIs
However, we call ourselves βengineersβ instead of βcodersβ for very good reason.
The valuable skills we have include
estimating costs and consequences,
turning fantastical concepts into practical products,
coordinating between many teams,
learning new skills & concepts,
choosing the best tools for the job out of thousands,
continuously considering how an end user might think of the product,
Interpreting the unsaid requirements,
smoke testing and CI/CD maintenance,
balancing the theoretical/ideal with the real world,
and much more.
These are just some of the aspects which build the value that a good engineer has.
These are the skills we must hone as the role of coding is passed from humans to AIs
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Senior Software Engineering
babe wake up ipv8 proposal just dropped https://www.ietf.org/archive/id/draft-thain-ipv8-00.html
Reading over this, my main concern is privacy.
It seems like one fundamental way this works, is that it tries to de-anonymize traffic. The mechanisms by which it does this are reasonable and have realistic and agreeable goals, but the end result might make tracking much much easier.
Would wanna wait to see what VPN companies say tho, I'm no network engineer.
It seems like one fundamental way this works, is that it tries to de-anonymize traffic. The mechanisms by which it does this are reasonable and have realistic and agreeable goals, but the end result might make tracking much much easier.
Would wanna wait to see what VPN companies say tho, I'm no network engineer.