Very good question, this should not be allowed, but as per their help article, users in the US don't even have the option to opt-out, so it's an intentional change to EU policy.

www.linkedin.com/help/linkedi...

but if this doesn't tickle your fancy, I'll also be speaking about #Compose as an architectural foundation for #Multiplatform apps in #DependencyDen if the other rooms get too full 😉

#droidcon #DCLDN25

@zacsweers.dev will be speaking about dependency injection with Metro, the recent successor to Anvil 🎉,

@spght.dev on obfuscation techniques for Android,

and jamescullimore.dev on Wear OS, and how the next wave of Wear OS apps can be a little smoother for everyone,

#droidcon #DCLDN25

RyanAir only give you the seat allocation after your checked in with no option to change afterwards. It's my own fault for using them.

Well .... shit

The answer is obviously picture-in-picture no?

Time is circular man, give it a few years, we'll be discussing functional programming again

JS in the early days was great, so was Flash, despite the security vulnerabilities. But as a net outcome, it's negative. Even early on JS was just for shiny stuff, nothing that couldn't be achieved with server side programming, which it still is today.

Not that the alternatives were better, but try browsing with JS disabled, even static sites fail. I did not consent to JS being only used for ads.

"Hey I know you're on vacation, but would you mind quickly reviewing my PR?"