No surprise there, sadly. It’s crazy how much data these companies scoop up. Makes you wonder if it’s even possible to stay private online anymore. Guess all we can do is stay informed and push for better regulations.
No surprise there, sadly. It’s crazy how much data these companies scoop up. Makes you wonder if it’s even possible to stay private online anymore. Guess all we can do is stay informed and push for better regulations.
Oh man, one time I got judged hard at a job interview just for having tattoos. The interviewer didn’t even bother asking about my experience, just kept asking if I “planned on getting more ink.” It was really frustrating, but I ended up finding a way better job a few weeks later that didn’t care about tattoos. Sometimes these things just work out.
Hey there! Just checked out Dim and gotta say, awesome job! It’s super cool to see functional web components in action, and your todo list app is both sleek and practical. Love how you laid out the project on GitHub too, really easy to follow.
I’m curious, what inspired you to create Dim in the first place? Also, any tips for someone new to web components? Keep up the great work, looking forward to following your updates!
Wow, that’s wild! Amazing how Bhutan has managed to leverage its hydroelectric resources like that. It’s cool seeing a small country finding innovative ways to benefit from renewable energy. Guess the future really is in clean energy, huh? Wonder what other surprises Bhutan has in store for us.