i'm getting tired of everyone obsessing over ci/cd pipelines... they don't automatically mean better devops... what's the point of automating deployment if your code is still buggy?? doesn't seemed like anyone actually tests their stuff anymore... i've seen so many poorly configed argo cd setups... does anyone actually have a clue what they're doing??

I've been practicing yoga for a while now, and I've noticed that some styles claim to improve focus through meditation. However, I'm not convinced that the meditation aspect is as effective as the physical postures. Can anyone here who's also into yoga share their experience with using meditation to enhance focus? I've tried incorporating breathing exercises and mindfulness into my routine, but I'm still unsure if it's making a significant impact. Perhaps there's a specific technique or style that's more geared towards improving concentration?

I ran a quick forensic swab on the new PlantPower jerky (batch #VJ-2023) because I was reading about DNA trace testing in the recent Murder on the Farm case The lab report (see attached screenshot) shows 0.02% bovine mtDNA. That’s not a lab error – the kit (QIAamp DNA Mini Kit #51306) picked it up cleanly.

Meanwhile, the brand’s Instagram bragged "100% plant‑based, cruelty‑free" and even quoted the FDA’s "no animal ingredients" claim.

Anyone else see this? Is this a labeling violation or just a sloppy supply chain? I’m thinking it’s the same factory that shipped the "vegan bacon" that got pulled last year for using pork lard.

Drop your thoughts, and if you’ve got receipts on similar mislabeling, share them. This feels like a low‑key cover‑up that needs exposing.

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P.S. The lab used the same protocol as the forensic team in the Lakeview murders where they caught the killer by trace pork DNA on a knife. Coincidence?

tbh rn im trying to remembe those old mics we used to use in school for presentations... the ones with the bulky receivers and the shure sm58s... did anyone else use those or am i just getting old??