No no no. Wait until after she gets the younger generations to vote the monsters out!!

No, I'm banking on the younger generations coming out of the woodwork. They've dealt with so much and really hoping they realize their vote could really send these dinosaurs into extinction.

Any time I've thought about switching from web dev, being an electrician always looked the most appealing. I second this option.

Here's what it means.... my household will remain free of Philips hue products.

So, the band gets their 10 cents, the jukebox gets its money, and the bar mutes the jukebox....

I don't see how this makes any sense.

You know those water balloon toys with the hose hook up? It fills about 20 small water balloons and you have to sorta jiggle the hose to get the balloons to slide off.

Well, it felt like the doctor was pulling a hose on a mini version if this inside my boys.

Was legit horrible experience.

Don't let anyone fool you. Sooooo glad it's done.

Package management is impossible. When a big enough package pushes an update the house of cards eill fall. This causes project packages with greatly outdated versions to exist in production because there is no budget to diagnose and replace packages that are no longer available when a dependency requires a change.

Examples: adminJs or admin bro... one of them. Switched the package used to render rich text fields.

React-scripts or is it create react app, I don't recall. Back end packages no long work as is on the front end. Or something like that? On huge projects, who's got the budget to address this to get the project up to date?

This has to be a world wide thing. There is way to many moving targets for every company to have all packages up to date.

It's only a matter of time before an exploit of some sort is found and who knows what happens from there.

Because she's a dinosaur and her age is very relevant to the situation.

Was in the hospital over Thanksgiving a great years back cause of gallstones. Morphine good.

Life without a gallbladder isn't terrible for me.

I was just getting into Linux desktop development. I asked one question regarding getting the position of a mouse on some Ubuntu developer forum. The response drove me away from developing for Linux and I never returned.

Why hasn't it happened? This is blatant at this point. Why are they not behind bars????

It isn't Google Engineers wanting to do it. It's Google engineers being told to do it.