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Thanks! Oh haha that's going too far lol! I like some Apple stuff, but not all, as evidenced by the monitor I am using ;-)



Didn’t even realize about the Pi Hat. Thanks for this!


Oh man that's awesome! Didn't even know that this video was out there! Could you get in touch please (via Twitter - @theatarigamer)


This youtube channel is awesome. He regularly shows off new games for old systems.


Indeed, on both points. I never use batteries on mine any more, just straight into the power adapter. There are very good home brew games coming out too.


It should be possible to fix with the use of the "autocomplete" attribute in the input field too


Perfect!


I tend to take the view that I employ employers to find me interesting or useful stuff to do and to provide any structure and organisation required for said stuff. If they aren't doing it properly, I can fire them.


This is the view every should have - then there would be less of the sort of treatment that leaves people feeling like shit. This is why I love consulting. I get to interview who I’m going to work with and I’m the one who gets to decide if we are going to proceed. I’ve done the interview “firing” a few times and boy are they surprised to hear it.


They are mentioned twice in the blog post



You missed the Halloween references then


No I got them, I just think OP is being over dramatic because he didn't get hired. Then feels offended because some recruiter from a company with hundreds of thousands of employees reached out to him 2 years after he said to never contact him again.


And if he felt so strongly about not working for them, why not just delete the email? You’re not obligated to apply when a recruiter spams you.

That said, I do think the big tech companies have abysmal hiring processes. It’s not horrifying, but it’s a bit depressing.


It is, I didn't think so many people would care enough to read about it though


If it's through cf it shouldn't have resource exhaustion from the origin unless the html isn't set to cache.

Cloudflare isn't that necessary, you can go far with just a proper static serving nginx config. But yeah cf makes like easy.


I can see about 50/50 cached/uncached requests. It's probably the way that the HTML is being generated, will have to look into that, thanks


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