I wish there was study based on whether multi-vitamins help for those of us who are professional sitters (eg, in tech, so we sit on our ass all day), and who most of the time do NOT eat healthy diets, and do not get enough exercise.
In those circumstances, does a multi-vitamin a day improve things?
It's one thing to "support" it, it's another to make components actually available to make repairs. I remember some people testing out a direct screen swap between two identical iphones, only to find out they didn't work after the swap. So even if you can get a replacement component, do you have the management software to update the eeprom to say "hey, the screen with this serial is good to go".
i think it does, i accidentally locked my phone, when i went back, did a refresh, and it loaded the last game after an initial "slide to unlock" screen
So when every country in the world started printing money like it's going out of style in the prime of COVID years, to help stimulate the economy, they effectively wrote the first few chapters of this story?
So are soldiers from both sides, either on foot or in vehicles in full radiation suits??? If not, aren't they at severe risk of radiation poisoning (in addition to rapid on set lead poisoning)?
Not to mention if they continue past chernobyl into other regions, aren't they just gonna carry all that radiation with them?
I've asked this question a number of times in interviews. Sadly, not one person has ever talked about debouncing. I think I would've instantly hired the person, if they talked about debouncing :P
To clarify, I would ask this question as a wrap up, a sort of final probe of depth test. If they don't go into much detail, no big deal. If they were good in the rest of the interview, they'd still get hired. If they were good elsewhere but also went into depth on this question, then it really boosts their likeliness of getting hired. I find that people who are curious about how things work, especially when it is outside of their main domain, are usually people interesting to work with.
I think it isn't so much about what traffic to a static site will do to a server, but rather what the experience is for the end user. The tie in to CDNs help reduce load time for your end user.
It's a good read, just know what you are in for.