Usually a React dev, have been some other stuff, but generally yeah, websites. Anything from resort chain websites to complex internal applications. Unit tests were optional at best in most jobs I’ve been at. I’ve heard of jobs where they’re pulled off, but from what I’ve seen, those are the exception and not the rule.

Edit: given the downvotes on my other comment, I should add that this is both anecdotal and unopinionated from my behalf. My opinion on unit testing is “meh”, if I’m asked to do tests, I’ll do tests, if not, I won’t. I wouldn’t go out of my way to implement them, say, on a personal project or most work projects, but if I was tasked to lead certain project and that project could clearly benefit from them (i.e. Fintech, data security, high availability operation-critical tools), I wouldn’t think twice about it. Most of what I’ve worked on, however, has not been that operation-critical. What few things were critical in my work experience, would sometimes be the only code being unit tested.

To be fair, I’ve yet had a job that actually pulls off unit testing. Most either don’t bother or just go for the grunt work bare minimum to force pass tests. Most friends in my field have had pretty much the same experience. Unit tests can be just a chore with little to no real benefit. Maybe an opensource project that actually cares about its code can pull it off, but I wouldn’t bat an eye if they never get to it.

How’s performance on that setup? I own the case and am looking to do the exact same vdev setup this next year, but am wondering if the wider vdevs negatively impact performance in any noticeable way. Also wondering if 128gb of ram is too little for that kind of setup with 20tb drives, I feel like I might have to find out the hard way…

most sane ppl already know fb’s crap isn’t good for your data

Bold of you to assume they care enough to do something about it. It took half a second for more than half of my friends to jump onto threads when it launched. None of them ever considered the fediverse before that. People just flock to whatever the big companies do.

As someone who is looking into having a nextcloud server running in the near future, may I ask why?

Honduran here. Didn’t know this survey happened, would have loved to get my country in there!

Pretty sure if you fire up Logitech Options right now on one of your devices with a receiver plugged, in you should see this pop up. On a skim through Google, it seems like they added this about a month ago or so.

As I learned once I started using it with Bluetooth, Bluetooth devices don’t work during POST, so I’ve had to have a secondary wired keyboard at hand for whenever I go into the bios.

Other people on the thread have commented that it’s actually due to Firefox not implementing WebUSB due to security concerns, so it is technically a valid message, but for the wrong reasons. Why the hell does this need to be a web app?

It works through Bluetooth just fine, I just never got it to work with the USB receiver (I was trying just now, still no dice). The app also works just fine if you click cancel.

I went through two G903s due to bad switches which would fire multiple clicks per physical click. Ended up buying aftermarket buttons for the second one and it’s been great. Now I wish I had other options for mice; Logitech was the only brand to bring a very nice solution for wireless charging mats to the market, and as far as I know they’ve been unchallenged in that. I’m stuck in the Logitech ecosystem due to that powerplay mat, but I guess as soon as my G903 dies for good, I’m ditching it and trying whatever else I can, knowing full well it will be a downgrade coming from my current setup. It’s a painful realization.

Oh it does. Neolibs looooove privatization. I’m from Honduras, where the modus operandi is to drive public entities to the ground from the inside in order to justify privatization, and then just pretend it’s doing its job while corpos and politicians line their pockets. We’re currently under a leftist government, and one of the first steps it took was to retake control of the energy sector, since it got privatized and sold to a Colombian company, a stunt that ended up in millions in debt and led to a mud fight between the private company and the government, which resulted in, among all the lawsuits back and forth, constant country-wide blackouts during a few months this year. It’s the first leftist government in over a decade, and it’s admittedly not doing great (we really don’t have our shit together), but people here tend to forget we were sold a capitalist dystopia dressed up as a utopia, by a druglord-president that’s currently holed up in NY over drug and arms trafficking charges.

Well from some quick reading online, it’s not for downloading drivers. It’s literally an internet service Logitech is forcing its users to use in order to connect their peripherals, it’s insane.

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It’s osugenesis, happens by itself, pay no mind to it. Side effects of the simulation.

For real what the shit man, I’m almost exclusively on lemmy nowadays and saw NOTHING about this until right now.

X2! David Malan is an excellent teacher, OP! I hate academia and prefer learning through YouTube, but CS50 is an EXCELLENT way to get started with learning about computers and programming!

I have only an Instagram account, checked just now with a friend who has instagram, Facebook, and now threads. He cannot find me on threads at all, so either this isn’t done to EVERYONE on Instagram, or these are just baseless rumors being spread around.