No. I mean at the database level for web applications.

The end user presses delete, and we toggle Archived.

I’ve raised concerns about GDPR for this but been assured this is standard procedure as they do anonymise user information after a period of time and some our apps are children centered, like music lessons and such and apparently that data is kept longer for safeguarding.

You don’t really need help for this.

• Punch tree
• get wood
• make a crafting table
• build boat

You get the idea.

Do you think AI and / or AGI is a possibly at all given enough time?

Because if the answer is yes, then don’t we need people working on it all the time to keep inching towards that? I’m not saying that the current implementations are anywhere close, but they do have their use cases. I’m a software developer and my boss the lead engineer (the smartest person I’ve ever met) has made some awesome tools tools that save our company of 7 people maybe a 100 hours of work a month.

People used to complain about the LHC and that’s made countless discoveries that help in other fields.

Not sure if this is everywhere but I’ve been a software developer for two years almost and I was shocked that when some presses delete on anything we just toggle Archived to true. All hooks that get data exclude archived by default but we can pass a flag to get those too.

Right. The two games I play the most are Minecraft and Factorio. Both not amazing graphically but they’re fun.

A long way gone by Ishmael Beah was pretty dark. Story of a boy soldier from Sierra Leone explaining how you get forced into it and the terrible things they did.

Uh… my bad I swear some sources said VG and not Munch.

Apologies for the misinformation.

I’m no art expert but I’d say you excelled.

I’m happy to make the mistake here otherwise I wouldn’t have learnt something new.

Apple don’t deliver their own parcels, at least in the UK, so that’s all on the courier. I was more referring to buying on contract from carriers anyway as this is also how they’re delivered and it’s the delivery companies that give drivers like 30 seconds per drop because they make more money delivering more parcels so it’s likely cheaper.

I never said they were. I’m saying I’m all for fraud and stealing from stores but not off someone’s porch or house.

I think at lot has to do with the company. Like Amazon don’t care as they make so much it’s just not worth waiting around for PINs or signatures as it’ll cost them more than lost stock. Plus they probably have some insurance.

Which network? That’s madness.

Sure the window management is shit but everything else is a better user experience and it’s not filled with bloatware and ads like windows. Plus it’s Unix based.

Sadly we program with windows at work as we use C# .Net. And my gaming rig is windows as I don’t got time for Linux, but I would take a mac at work all day over windows.

I’m not adverse to stealing, just never off people that worked to earn it.

Enjoy your war against ads then. I’m not against supporting content, I just wanted a better model than invasive ads.

Haha boneappletea. TIL.

Well the thieves should be stealing from corporations and not peoples houses. That’s something I can get behind.

Not bricking these devices will just mean that more people do it.

In the UK you’re not getting a phone delivered to your house and left without providing a pin to the delivery driver.

I’m all for leaving low value items outside but phones and stuff, come on people.

They didn’t attribute it to malice. They said idiot, which is pretty synonymous with stupidity.