You can't discuss anything on the Internet anymore, everything is politicized ax-grinding by dishonest people fishing for clicks, personal celebrity, and Patreon money who just ruin the discussion.
Do real journalists still exist that can actually interview some of the parties involved, cut through the tweets and personality, and get both sides of this?
Yeah, which is why it is sometimes weirdly safer to not change your SSID - a cracker can assume that someone who figured out how to change the broadcast name could've also changed the WiFi password... often to something much less secure.
1) This bug is INVALID. Several people tried to reproduce it and failed.
2) The indicated cookie (from bug 1026538) is a cookie sandboxed for privacy reasons and NOT your real Google cookie. It broke the cookie manager exactly because it was sandboxed.
So tell me, what do you mean by using quotes around "bug"?
I believe he can have PAs under him writing prescriptions in his name also. For chronic pain I assume there's not much to evaluate but click "approve" in some medical information system.
PyQt and PySide was exactly what I had in mind. It'll leak memory, segfault on load 1% of the time, segfault if you call unrelated methods in the wrong order, you'll randomly get QStrings and QExceptions instead of their Python equivalents, and it'll be impossible to debug.
In theory that still gives you a lot of downtime in a 365-day span :p Then again, once you are down for more than 4 hours (as they are), that uptime starts ticking away rather fast.
I believe a 99.95% uptime guarantee indicates that you will only have 4.38h of downtime _per year_. So, yeah, they've blown their allowance for the year and now need to execute perfectly.
Do real journalists still exist that can actually interview some of the parties involved, cut through the tweets and personality, and get both sides of this?