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by albertopv 2y ago
Installing a new billboard, or updating an existing one. isn't free either
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by albertopv 2y ago
Very sad Firefox is not supported from day one, even in beta
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by albertopv 2y ago
I have serious problems believing chinese data are there third party confirmations?
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by albertopv 2y ago
You can do (almost) everything with enough time and resources, but it can be tough. WCF, without CoreWCF couldn't migrate until 2022 release and .Net Core 1.0 was released in 2019. EF Core is different. WPF, ASP .Net WebForms... Micros
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by albertopv 2y ago
I'll send it to a DBA colleague that is truly struggling with this XD
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by albertopv 2y ago
How many Git integration will benefit? 0.1% of windows users? Git is one of those things devs are capable to manage theirself, updating when needed etc. A faster File Explorer or a taskbar that doesn't suck (open faster, movable on the
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by albertopv 2y ago
Lol. Tried coffee in Germany, Austria, France, Spain, Netherlands, USA, Mexico... Only decent coffee was made by italian machines. Starbucks coffee is pure shit compared to an average italian one, literally very hot garbage water.
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by albertopv 2y ago
McDonald in Italy is quite different than US one, tried both. First time I went to an italian McD was 27yo in Bologna and it was terrible, now quality improved a lot, much better than McD I went in US.
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by albertopv 2y ago
Not really the same, .NET Framework is a dead end, current .NET (former Core) is quite different, you can't port .NET Framework 4.8 apps to .NET 8
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by albertopv 2y ago
I doubt it, given increasing extreme heat waves hitting Spain much more than "colder" countries.
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by albertopv 2y ago
"Apparently only a small minority of bumble bees can figure out how to pull a string to access a reward, but then other bees adopt the behavior by mimicry." Replace bumble bees with human beigns and "pull a string" with
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by albertopv 2y ago
There are far more ants in the world than human beings. So what?
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by albertopv 2y ago
Self regulation is no regulation at all. In Italy we have an expression for when you ask about the quality of the product to the very same person that sells it: How's the wine, innkeeper? Fine!
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by albertopv 2y ago
As a layman, this ship seems just badly designed in too many ways.
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by albertopv 2y ago
And never will (probably), Apple has been clear for years about market segmentation.
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by albertopv 2y ago
If you have to tip, it's not a tip anymore. As a european I never understood tip system. The restaurant is already paying the waiver, isn't it? If not, the problem lays there, not on the tips. I'm not tipped when I do a goo
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by albertopv 2y ago
In a very old laptop I used Pale Moon [0] and it worked quite well. [0] https://www.palemoon.org
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by albertopv 2y ago
New Outlook is just an embedded web app. I tried it for weeks, old one is still better, and least rooms calendar is updated properly.
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by albertopv 2y ago
It's Windows Modern Standby, one of the stupidest choice Microsoft ever made. Basically the laptop stays on to connect to the Internet to still receive mail and notifications.
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by albertopv 2y ago
It is for at home, I bought a new mini PC that came with Windows 11 and I installed Ubuntu straight away.
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by albertopv 2y ago
And for non MS serious enterprise development Java ecosystem is way ahead.
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by albertopv 2y ago
You still can't move taskbar on the side, something you could do for decades.
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by albertopv 2y ago
Sw engineers have been so pissed off by Windows 11 that the company I work for now allows Ubuntu installation on corporate notebooks.
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by albertopv 2y ago
Reality is G7 is getting rid of coal and have carbon taxes, China and India are still building new coal. China is already first world polluter and will be much more with new coal. There are no nuances in this.
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by albertopv 2y ago
China is building more new coal power plants than rest of the world combined.
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by albertopv 2y ago
It's not fine. File explorer context menu, taskbar, it was a half baked OS when first released. It improved, but they shouldn't have release it as it was. Taskbar is still a mess, sometimes I have to reboot to get it working again
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by albertopv 2y ago
No deb package though
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by albertopv 2y ago
And that says nothing about China's emissions, if e.g. they continue to build coal power plants.
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by albertopv 2y ago
It was paging a lot I guess, any metrics about it?
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by albertopv 2y ago
Source?

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