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No crosssection at the end? Don’t leave me hanging like that 😥
It was all a Pentest! The company should have been operating under the Zero Trust Policy and their Security systems should not have permitted a new employee to have that many rights. You’re welcome, the bill for this insightful Security Audit will arrive via mail.
python@lemmy.worldto Not The Onion@lemmy.world•NHS surgeon who had his legs removed to satisfy sexual interest is jailed for fraud.English9·2 days agoRimworld players love this one simple trick
I’m always up to date on the grocery store sales in my area and when there’s something especially good on sale I will show up at the store when it opens at 7:30.
python@lemmy.worldto Web Development@programming.dev•🚨ProPublica, a nonprofit newsroom, is looking for a remote full-time Applications Developer. You must be fluent in HTML/CSS/Javascript and have experience with data. The job offer was just published.2·2 days agoSide question, we all put Html, Css and JS as skills on our resume, right? How well do y’all actually know those? Would you be able to beat CSS Diner on the first try? How many different Html tags besides div have you actually used? Can you explain what an array reducer function does or how a Promise works?
I will punch any guy if he starts talking to me about Postgres
(the senior architect on my team is getting better at dodging)
Yea, just look at the visual differences between Yaoi and Bara 🐱
Should be mostly fine, I’d say. The Glans clitoridis is anatomically analogous to the Glans Penis, so I’d guess it would be around the same sensitivity (could anyone who has both chime in on how they compare?)
There’s definitely a lot of individual variability though, some people are hypersensitive and some people don’t feel as much or are used to it (as in, you can’t really move your clitoris out of the way if your clothing or activity is chafing it, so kinda just ignoring it is the only option sometimes)
python@lemmy.worldto Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•And they even get a seizure when you take their ipads away0·9 days agoI’m not having kids, but this always feels like such a missed opportunity to let kids do something more mentally stimulating on that tablet.
Drawing apps and eBooks are right there! Hell, set up Termux and Acode up for them and let them program a bit (or like, I bet there’s a mobile version of Scratch they could use if they can’t read yet). Let them take photos and make little collages. Get them some music Synthesizer App so that they can tinker on their own little beats. Literally just show them that they have the tools to make something great instead of just shoveling in mindless content all day…
I bookmarked another post from this community that might relate nicely!
It’s time for modern CSS to kill the SPAHaven’t gotten to trying all the cool css stuff in my own projects yet, but it certainly sounds interesting :D
python@lemmy.worldto Web Development@programming.dev•It's time for modern CSS to kill the SPA1·1 month ago…i mean, I get it, I’ve written some very scuffed JS in my time because using .filter() right before displaying my data felt easier than getting the right data to begin with. Especially if the backend is in a different git repo and uses some whacky ORM library I’m not familiar with, while the Product Owner n e e d s everything deployed today.
But you can’t tell me that applying filter/sort to 8MB of data in the frontend is anything but mega scuffed. Imagine you need to debug that and don’t even have an intermediate step to see whether the wrong data is arriving or whether filter/sort logic is wrong for a specific case, or whether its just the rendering. You’d always need a person understanding all three just to debug that one part.
Not to even mention how that would run on low-power devices with bad internet connection. Or what that does to your SEO.
python@lemmy.worldto Web Development@programming.dev•It's time for modern CSS to kill the SPA0·1 month agoHuh, wouldn’t just plain sql be perfectly fine for that use case? Make a get request with your filter/sort params, server-cache the result, return the data with a client-cache header. I’ve been serving up customized svg files like that in a personal project of mine and its been so much faster and cleaner than styling my svgs within the jsx.
Nothing wrong with a polite glance, just don’t make it awkward