The fact that ipv6 was basically in the process of being rolled out until some IT guy in Chicago or whatever came up with NAT hardware is one of those moments changed history forever. That guy with his little box managed to lock us into ipv4 at just the right time that it's going to be basically impossible to switch now.

I think they're all starting to catch on that when they talk about him he just gets more popular.

Say what you will about the guy, but he's incredibly charismatic and basically every unc that spends more than 5 seconds listening to him comes away thinking "guy makes some great points"

It's been funny watching Fox try and figure out what to do with him lol. Half the time they just call him hot, and the other half they're infighting over whether or not they should even talk to him like he's a fucking SCP or something.

HyperOS is just a wrapper on stock Android from what I can tell. So you still have to deal with the Google stuff and disable whatever factory bloat they install. I can't remember if the Xiaomi name brand stuff comes with the boat or not because that was 5 years ago, but the Redmi one did (just like random apps you can uninstall and some additional Xiaomi system apps)

I've had an 11T for 5 years and just got a Redmi Note 15 and it works great.

The phones come with dev mode enabled, you can also just toggle the bootloader unlock from the dev settings (this may cause issues with like banking apps and such).

While I agree with the sentiment, this is a clear violation of rule 3 and thereby must be ban hammered lol.

Missed deadlines are never a junior's fault. Is always either that the deadline was nonsense to begin with or someone lost something because there was a lapse in communication across multiple people. Anyone who has any amount of experience in a field should be able to recognize that.

Shifting blame is always part of the game in corpo world, but the most effective way to shift it is to flood the zone and not single anyone out because then it becomes an issue. Just offer a series of solutions and ask them to pick one. If you know the solution, but don't want to make it look like you or anyone else messed up (assuming it was a mistake), offer 3 or 4 solutions with the only reasonable one being your solution. Middle management loves multiple choice and it lets them give options to other people making it look like they did due diligence.

I have a lot of control over workflow and procedure where I'm at and I've always found it to be really easy to take a lot of blame on myself and just say something like "we're working on a better workflow for this currently, if there's any other issues you want us to address while we're at it please let me know".

This also works if you did get singled out for something, just don't play the blame game back and deflect with a flood of info.

TLDR: Color TV required a bit more data so they shifted the signal timings.

This seems kinda pointless for anyone that actually needs a boat for work though. You should be reducing the cost of smaller boats or providing direct subsidies/loans if you actually want to help people get boats.

A tax write-off doesn't help someone buy a boat, it just helps people who already own a boat save some money...

(Yes, there are places where having a boat is important, and yes, boats have become wildly expensive, even a small 2 seater fishing boat can be ~$100k right now)

You could absolutely do this right by providing a USDA style loan for a boat (income locked at a very low or 0% interest), then providing incentives to maintain and make that boat more efficient (allow rolling the cost of a new, higher efficiency outboard into the loan).

Limit that program to small work/fishing vessels and there's actually something that could hypothetically help out working class boat owners. Especially if you allowed them to transfer existing debt to the new system and helped them fix their boats to make them less costly to operate and less polluting.

There's no way Katy Perry actually went to space, I know.

When you write 10x the code, you have to maintain 10x the code, and that is 100x the work.

My goal is always to keep everything as simple and barebones as possible. Our entire company runs on like 10,000 lines of Python code I've written lol. I know exactly what ever line does, and have open source libraries I maintain for any glue related code so it can be reviewed by other users of that software.

Yeah, is cherry picked, but a lot of the early USA stuff on that list is like "first geostationary satellite" which isn't really the same level as "first satellite". USSR got the first living being in space, but the USA got the first chimpanzee in space? Fair but also not really the same milestone.

If you think the USSR was so egalitarian, explain to me why only the USA has killed both men and women with cost cutting measures in a rushed shuttle program