Legit question: is the “he/she shits your pants” expression and generally shit verbiage own vogue or something?
I have to ask because I keep seeing it and I’m pretty sheltered from corporate social media (and probably larger Internet cultural trends overall).
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I had to download a PDF manual of my most recent car because I actually like knowing how to use it correctly.
I’m not really a gamer but I’ve noticed most games seem to bypass a lot of APIs on the host OS anyway which one could argue makes them more insecure.
I actively avoid using AWS for most stuff so I could probably get by blocking all AWS IP blocks. Though of course that could change if someone was consuming my API from EC2, Kubernetes or whatever on AWS.
I vaguely recall this and it did happen, I wish I could link a source.
It’s kind of out of context though. You can support having a book available with profane language and suggest that people not use such language at a school board meeting at the same time.
Yes let’s keep this going for literally no reason.
I’ll set up a WebDAV server for you to store your contacts and from time to time I’ll fix the crazy eyes casing for you (too busy to write a script). That way I can control your contacts and you can look smart like the rest of us.
What’s not to like? 🥰
I’d love to find a CIDR blocklist for BrandShield. I’m not hosting any piracy content on any domains that I own, but I’d still love to simply close any connections they might make to my server.
Crazy stuff.
Yes, the overall problem of people writing like shit.
Sue me
Does someone consider Windows XP a baseline? Lol
Nah, I’m referencing documentation I know for a fact is written by native speakers as well as some internal communications.
Yeah this word choice threw me as well. Who talks like that? “Did ya hear, Billy got dragged at school today, all the other kids couldn’t stop bullying him.”