My personal trick: as long as I'm confident that I will be able to refactor in the abstraction, I don't bother. I may or may not ever revisit that code.

Also discussed at length in the book Work Clean by Dan Charnas

So what's the actual impact? You can't set sharing on your .DS_Store file as "Anyone on the Internet with the link"?

https://console.aws.amazon.com up.

It's bad enough that Google Drive/Docs notifications are treated as "external senders" so you have to open up your internal Google Groups to the world; then Google Groups flags them as spam anyway!

I'm guessing spammers may use Google Docs comments as a platform, but have never seen actual unsolicited Docs comments.

In my experience, it is more they "share" spam documents with you.

The usual configuration is 1 or many subnets per VPC, and one or many VPC per project. a Shared VPC setup between projects is also possible but requires prior agreement from both projects.

Here's an expanded explanation of the "lots of black holes" hypothesis, posted this week by PBS Space Time.

"What If (Tiny) Black Holes Are Everywhere?" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=srVKjWn26AQ

Dark Matter is just a placeholder name, don't read too much into the "Matter" part. There are no assumptions there and plenty of alternate explanations are proposed, like Modified Gravity (MOND)

Any information on how it would be linked?

Here you go: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24216009

One of the rare hip-hop albums I come back to regularly.

Downside: forgetting a \ will truncate the flags list, leading to unexpected behaviour followed by an error.