I've been using Gearset for Salesforce CI/CD for a while and it's pretty simple to get up and running and it just kind of works. I'm looking into integrating it with Azure for our .net stack but not sure how smoothly that will go.
The fourth wall is a term used in film/theater production where the viewer sees the production as a "room" with 3 visible walls (think of any time you're watching a show take place in a house/apartment). The fourth wall is where the viewer sits and is invisible to the viewer, but the characters in theory would expect it to be there and act like they're in a real place. Breaking the fourth wall is when a character acknowledges either the audience or in some other way interacts directly with the viewer's reality as opposed to staying constrained to their own universe.
So, for this meme, Anakin (1st panel) is acknowledging that he's being filmed even though the character should have no idea they're even in a piece of film.
Because licensing is complicated and likely they are not the sole owners of all technology involved in doing so and there's no perceived benefit for them to do that unless they feel like they can make money on it somehow.
When this happens, I make as much noise as possible to make it obvious to whoever they're speaking with that the person is talking to them in a bathroom.
Regardless of the politics surrounding abortion, Facebook chat never claims to be encrypted nor secure. Users should be aware that their chats are available in this capacity and should also be aware that platforms like Signal exist which are encrypted and secure.
@doomscroller It means they get the user data ready for the person to just log in via Instagram into Threads without the user having to actually go through any kind of account creation process
The worst bosses I've ever had were highly technical people put into those roles because they were perceived to be the best with those skills. There was repeatedly little-to-no regard for their soft skills and working for those people was miserable.
Like many people I'm here because of reddit going to shit. Twitter has increasingly been shit. gycat is shutting down in September. To me it seems like lots of bastions of social media are crumpling, but as a previous active reddit user, I've been personally effected. Is this just a frequency illusion or has something changed...
Things come and go in cycles. There was a time when Fark, Digg, MySpace, LiveJournal, etc. were all a big thing and then they slowly went away or declined as something new arose in its place. I think a lot of the more tech-savvy users of Reddit will migrate to various fediverse instances and that you'll see other microblogging platforms arise to fill the void of Twitter, a la Bluesky. You'll still have somewhere to go, it just may not be the place you were used to going to.
Also, nothing in the article says the money wouldn't be taxable income for the recipients so I guarantee they'll get screwed with taxes by both the federal and state government come tax time.
Saw this in Mexico. What are your thoughts? (lemmy.ca)
George R.R. Martin and other authors sue OpenAI for copyright infringement (www.theverge.com)
Needs consent (lemmy.world)
More the merrier (lemmy.world)
Trump Announces Plans to Finally Go Ahead and Prove Election Was Rigged (www.rollingstone.com)
Who is this "Jenkins" and what now has broken him? (programming.dev)
ways to close vim (discuss.tchncs.de)
Careful, you might bump into the fourth wall (lemmy.world)
Almost 90 percent of classic games are ‘critically endangered,’ say archivists (www.theverge.com)
It is impossibly hard to play games released before 2010....
It's a-me (lemmy.my.id)
Just kidding – I don't have friends... (lemmy.world)
in the womens washroom and coworker chatting on her phone in the stall next to me.
I swear this happens once a week and I make sure to flush before she ends it each time.
Facebook turns over mother and daughter’s chat history to police resulting in abortion charges (www.theverge.com)
A stark example of how digital footprints will be utilized in a post-Roe America...
TIL there was a briefly popular social movement in the early 1930s called the "Technocracy Movement." Technocrats proposed replacing politicians and businessmen with scientists and engineers who ha... (en.wikipedia.org)
Are lots of websites really going downhill and/or closing or does it just seem like it to me?
Like many people I'm here because of reddit going to shit. Twitter has increasingly been shit. gycat is shutting down in September. To me it seems like lots of bastions of social media are crumpling, but as a previous active reddit user, I've been personally effected. Is this just a frequency illusion or has something changed...
TIL city of Palm springs California would routinely burn down Black family homes to make room for shopping center redevelopments (www.bbc.com)
The state of California is considering giving the descendants of slaves $1.2m each.
What do you use your old programming books for? (beehaw.org)
Found a new cafe today and they're using a bunch of old programming language books in their display
Favourite game music?
Ok continuing on from my last thread, he's a different question....
The FCC wants to know why data caps are still a thing in 2023 (www.techspot.com)
Which was your favorite console controller and why?
https://imgur.com/a/3IZUlrQ
Humans have pumped so much groundwater, we’ve shifted Earth’s axis (archive.is)
Changes in the distribution of groundwater around the planet between 1993 and 2010 were enough to make Earth's poles drift by 80 centimetres
OC Cooperative games that are newbie friendly
Hi, i like coop games because I like working together and don't enjoy competitive games....