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10mo ago
Likely won't for a while. The race to get all of the memory is likely a squeeze attempt against startups and not consumers. Side effect consumers. We need regulations to prevent such large scale abuse of economic goods especially if th
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10mo ago
I think this is a good thing. I think the people talking dictator this and that do not understand we have the ability to critique the administration. What we lack is control of the underhanded lobbyism. It is a warped democracy but still a
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10mo ago
Gaming or not, stability is important. An OS that focuses on gaming will typically focus on stability, neither bleeding edge or lag behind in support. Has to update enough to work with certain games and behind enough to not have weird suppo
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10mo ago
Precisely, I like it's commitment to the Fedora Atomic. Fedora is in my opinion the best user experience Linux out there, not just because Linus Torvalds said it was his favorite. Probably not the best server or best to base a console
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10mo ago
I've been using Bazzite Desktop for 4 months now and it has been my everything. Windows is just abandonware now even with every update they push. It is clunky and hard to manage.
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10mo ago
I did. It just wasn't cutting it for me. Technology wise you can do so much more with Rust and recently Python (3.14+).
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10mo ago
I just walk outdoors.
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10mo ago
AI can't work if the OS isn't secure... lol... I'm doomed.
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1y ago
I think ChatBots are not very helpful if you don't treat them with scrutiny. There should be a mandatory requirement of a disclaimer before interacting with all AI.
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1y ago
Staying in California doesn't mean it will keep employees in California. Prepare for the great offshoring.
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1y ago
Very true.
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1y ago
It was a long time ago. It was very impactful at the time. You could still reach the other AZes but that one. I think this was US-East1c.
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1y ago
You can also use Redis as a queue if the data isn't in danger of being too important.
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1y ago
I remember the one where some contractor accidentally cut the trunk between AZes.
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1y ago
Maybe they forgot to pay the bills.
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1y ago
I am down with that lets all build in US-East-1.
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1y ago
It is too late it is already happening. The evolution of tech field is people being more experienced and not AI. But AI will be there for questions and easy one liners. Properly formalized documentation, even TLDRs.
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1y ago
A minimum viable product that is very large and takes years to get out is just scope creep disguised as minimum viable product. Minimum viable product used to mean, "What do we build that hooks a customer immediately?". It is abou
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1y ago
OMG is that the technical name for my development style? I'm not like super deep in technobabble since there are so many coined names and references that it is nearly impossible to assign the correct one. Grug brained dev I am I guess.
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1y ago
It has gotten better over the years with much more progress to be gained.
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1y ago
7 more years and I moving to another country.
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1y ago
Title reminds me of that time Moss introduces Jen to the internet.
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1y ago
I think this is awesome! Should be done more often, gives people perspectives on areas they wouldn't otherwise know or think about.
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1y ago
Known for sure or rumors?
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1y ago
Demeanor is everything. Not politics.
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1y ago
I think these comments here are politically charged. There are a lot of walk of life in the US not limited to politics or who/what someone voted for. I am sure if Americans are not welcome in Europe it isn't because they are an Am
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2y ago
It isn't a political statement there are other avenues in marketing besides advertising. If a product is genuinely good it should serve on its own. Advertisements lead too much opportunity for exploitation.
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2y ago
Just ban all advertising.
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2y ago
I really wish that was the case. You can give it only so much context before it starts to go down a path where the context doesn't even make sense to it, and yet if you explained it to a colleague they would instantly understand. Conte
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2y ago
Such and interesting thought provoking situation. So much money circulates and thrives off the idea of advertising. The concept of YouTube would cease to exist. Some products would never even get off the ground without some level of adverti
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