I clicked on this and expected something really bad about brew. It turns out just the default setting doesn’t satisfy the writer’s use case.
The energy and attitude of this article really sticks me as odd especially considering Brew is free to use and not some sort of default package manager that comes with your macOS.
If you want to write a guide to do something, great. You contribute to the collective knowledge base, but there is absolutely no need having this combative attitude towards somebody are doing the same.
> “Blanketing thousands of people across the company with repeated unsolicited emails and asking them to sign letters and fill out unsponsored surveys during the work day is not acceptable,” she said.
If this were true, I don’t see a problem here. This is harassment
It's probably in the US. A friend of mine was physical chemist and was paid in the 20k range per year several years ago and it was barely livable. It's not surprising that a junior developer getting paid 5 times of that.
I remember back then when Vimeo started charging content creator somebody did a good analysis showing that they are basically charging what you would have to spend if you hosted the video yourself. Is this the case here for WordPress?
Free resources are never free. I hope changes like this will pave the ways for the future of self hosting.
This is interesting. However I would love to learn more about the “doubly labeled water method”. For example, how accurate is the test result? What’s the individual variance? Do animals and humans react the same way to it?
It’s important because all the findings seem to be based on it, but the specifics are not discussed.
From Cuomo to this, I came to the realization that probably it’s not the governors really believed what they do or what they say, by shifting the public focus to something else more bizarrely, more outrageous, they will successfully quell any demands on accountability.