"Only in my bloodstream officer"

Bad answer when you are the one driving, even if consumption was 2 or 3 days ago.

Can they force a blood test on you? I know in my country (Poland) they can arrest you and take you to lab for blood test if they have justified suspiction.

If you just say "no" and don't show signs, they can't. If you say "only in my bloodstream", they can and will.

> don't show signs

Like for example being Polish.

If I'm not a citizen of the land I'm in, I expect the worst. Because the worst can happen should diplomacy break down, and it often does.

Well OP said "Buy the M1 and switch to a fully remote development experience."

One could argue that even the "cheapest M1 + paying your remote Docker/Compute friendly machine" is not really the cheapest option. At least do not convince yourself "the new M1 chip is faster and will improve my developer experience regarding compute"

>One could argue that even the "cheapest M1 + paying your remote Docker/Compute friendly machine" is not really the cheapest option.

You don't buy a Mac because it's the "cheapest option". You buy it because you value several extra conveniences (displays, trackpads, speakers, construction, weight, baterry life, even keyboard - before and after they've messed theirs up for 3 years). Sure, it's not better in all of those than a comparable in price PC laptop, but it's usually better in most, and unaproachable in others. The SSDs it comes with are speedy as hell also (compared to the options Dell or Lenovo has on comparably priced models).

The CPU/GPU you can find in PC a too. At least until the M1, which has the best performance/power ratio of any current PC CPU. Plus there's always macOS, which lets you have a no-fuss desktop OS than runs all your proprietary apps and a native UNIX (as opposed to WSL/WSL2). Plus an ecosystem, drivers for your external peripherals (as opposed to the hit-and-miss Linux experience).

But it's not about saving money, and "I could the same work while spending less".

"I will time my cancellation to hopefully better mess with your key business indicators"

petty but quite brilliant!

I think he is talking about the tablet "Pixel C" and not the phones.

Owner of a Pixel C myself for the price it was a superb product, it is really a shame they've stopped following android updates. Still digging smalls features like the magnets to put it almost anywhere is the kitchen, or battery status check with a tap on the back...

If state matters, shouldn't we consider using Server Sent Events (SSE)?

Hopefully not too late, I'm wondering why do you use AWS lambda for?

To be honest, we wanted to play with it, and it was really easy to prototype the OAuth code (and keep our OAuth client secret out of the client) before we had the server deployed.

Now, since it works great, there's been no need to replace it.

You mean back-end developers right? Because users are not tied to Windows, as they do not need to install the server side of the app...

Yes, I meant the backend. Apparently I misread the part where this is a SaaS product, I thought you could host the backend.