role is never instantiated, so the... privileged....logs.... will never be called
Edit: Actually no logs at all, I read the null as undefined on first skim
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joined 2 years ago
Turned to?
He's been doing this the whole time
Reminder the Washington Post is Jeff Bezos' propaganda house.
Both should be recognised, sure, pretty uncontroversial to me, but I'm not reading a word from this shite rag.
Why are no leaders playing him like a fiddle on this?
Ensure Russia ends the war with the same or less land than it started with and he's a dead cert
Reality doesn't matter to him so just string him along
No project is too small for tests
Tests double as your documentation for your intent
Take it from me who has 20+ years of personal projects behind me, the ones that I've kept around are typically the ones that have some form of test suite.
It's easy to build on something if you know you're not breaking something in the process
Honestly this is the reason TDD is most important for personal projects.
If it's your job, the code isn't getting merged without decent tests. Yes you should probably write them first so you think about your implementation properly, but let's face it, many tests are written after in practice.
If it's something written in your free time, you're just not writing those tests most of the time if you didn't write them up front.
Meta and twitter cease to exist tomorrow and 99% of the issues are solved IMO
The fediverse is social media and it doesn't have anything close to the same kinds of harmful patterns
They probably reckon it's less suspicious to have her assassinated in public after the first one
This is partly Microsoft's fault, for sure, but it's also more of a function of how secureboot works. A Linux system using TPM backed FDE with secureboot enabled would have the same problem going the other way.
Secureboot prevents a lot of ways the TPM could be compromised, so as part of "securely" turning it off, it wipes the keys (otherwise those protections would be pointless, the first thing an attacker would do would be to turn off secureboot).
I suppose their problem is they don't seem to have enough people with a backbone like him to put up in every state