You can make espresso with decaf coffee beans.
I wonder if they make their coffee more like an Americano, so you do a shot (or two, or three) or espresso and then add some hot water. This takes the traditional espresso shot, which is more concentrated, and changes it to a more drip/filter style taste.
Yeah, any of the trades would be a good idea. Just find one you like. HVAC, brick or tile setter, carpenter, etc.
Ok. Your lenses are cheap. Others aren’t because of their prescriptions and additional needs for the lenses.
The issue isn’t frames, it’s the lenses.
I definitely see a shift where I live in the US (Northeast). We used to get snow that stuck in November and it carried us through to March or April. Now we will get some flurries but nothing really sticks until January. The overall length remains the same, but it seems shifted by a month or two
So laws only apply if they affect people or companies you care about? Interesting.
It seems like people aren’t reading the article and just downvoting.
So here’s another snippet from the article which shows you the kid needs serious help:
Kurtaj leaked 90 videos of GTA VI gameplay footage last September while out on bail for hacking Nvidia and British telecom provider BT / EE. Although he stayed at a hotel under police protection during this time, Kurtaj still managed to carry out an attack on Rockstar Games by using the room’s included Amazon Fire Stick and a “newly purchased smart phone, keyboard and mouse,” according to a separate BBC report. Kurtaj was arrested for the final time following the incident.
Like come on man, how many chances is enough? If there’s no real consequences for people’s actions, they just do whatever they please. Actions have consequences.
This is literally the first case I see in the results: https://www.microcenter.com/product/504427/thermaltake-versa-h17-microatx-mini-tower-computer-case-black
Ah ok, I get this. But I took the tone of the post as “fuck this guy for taking up four spots”.
Maybe I’m a little annoyed at other posts and choosing a weird hill to die on with this one.
I mean I’m giving the guy the benefit of the doubt here. He’s practically on the line to the right and slightly over on the back. Oh no! Burn the witch! I’ve seen people in small cars park worse.
Sounds like you just hate trucks, and that’s ok.
While I generally agree with giving people shit for taking up multiple spots, this one isn’t that bad. He’s just over the line. You see some people who park in the middle of those four spots.
I think people used social media (Reddit, Twitter even Instagram) as a replacement. As those started going to shit, people probably migrated back to rss
I hear everyone singing the AeroPress praises, and while I like mine I actually much prefer my Chemex. I like the taste a little more, those Chemex filters are great.
But anyways, can’t go wrong with either. Then you get them hooked on an expensive hobby 😂
Transactions are the safe way of doing it.
You can also return * to see the changes, or add specific fields.
Like for example:
Begin; Update users Set first_name=‘John’ Where first_name=‘john’ Returning *;
Then your Rollback; Or Commit;
So you’d see all rows you just updated. You can get fancy and do a self join and see the original and updated data if you want. I like to run an identifying query first, so I know hey I should see 87 rows updated or whatever.
Haven’t had any issues with table locks with this, but we use Postgres. YMMV.
So it sounds like we have the root cause of the issue: customer connects a new app to the DB and didn’t tell you.
This seems like the problem you need to solve.
There may be some technical solution there. But you could also suggest a change to the contracts (which would be very difficult to push through). We provide support for connections to the DB from XYZ app. If you make changes to what’s writing to the DB, a consultation with our team is required to ensure sizing is correct
The issue here is that this would make life harder for c levels and sales because it doesn’t allow clients to walk all over support.
Yeah this sounds like more of an issue with how the company interacted with the clients and the expectations that are set.
My comment also isn’t helpful, just saying the situation sucks when you’re the employee dealing with the situation.
In my view, from some years in customer service and tech, you either need to develop a more robust system to prevent this behavior, or start slapping clients on the wrist for this behavior. Otherwise they will continue to walk all over your company. The c-levels don’t care because the customer is happy because shit gets done and they get paid. However, if a client runs into an issue due to their negligence and you’re not there immediately to fix it they either learn to prevent the issues themselves or switch to another service.
There are points where you may need to grin and bear it, but it’s not sustainable as you mentioned.
My favorite issue that’s been happening far too frequently is my company takes on a new client or a new request from an existing client without confirming that the software can do the request. And then right before their deadline (1-2 days typically) they go “oh this value isn’t what we expected” or “can we provide X to the client”.
We sure can fix that, but it won’t magically happen in your expedited timeframe. Failure to plan on your end does not constitute an emergency on my end.
Wouldn’t those outdoor ones be super expensive?
Postgres may be an option over MySQL.
Just look whenever you have the time. If you have to take a call or an interview during your work hours, just say you have an appointment. You don’t need to give any more information than that.
If you work in office, try to schedule things during your lunch.