atmosx

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by atmosx 4y ago
> [...] is a real problem that people really experience, with a lot of people agreeing that it is a problem and suggesting various mitigations [...] tl;dr: I believe you are overblowing the importance of the bugs. In the bigger scheme of
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by atmosx 4y ago
original answer: Ok. I got it. Literally speaking there are two (maybe more?) known bugs. Do we know how many are there for Windows and macOS? I get freezes every now and then under macOS, so there _might_ be memory management issues there
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by atmosx 4y ago
https://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvekey.cgi?keyword=macOS+ So? What’s the point here?
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I guessed as much but I stand by my statement… If there was a serious problem, we would know by now.
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Messed the desktop experience. The level of main desktops (KDE, Gnome) compared to macOS / Windows experience is poor to the extend that I'm not sure why we have the level of fragmentation we do. On the other hand, window managers
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by atmosx 4y ago
If that was the case, macOS and windows would own the server market because who would want to have a server that "freezes" under "heavy memory load". MacOS is virtually non-existent and Windows has a small share of the m
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by atmosx 4y ago
> I'm not sure I get any more value from the public service than anyone else. "Clash of Autonomy and Interdependence" is an interesting somewhat related read on the topic[^1]. [^1]: https://economistsview.typepa
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by atmosx 4y ago
Gavin Belson agrees: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t5zQpN28xa4
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by atmosx 4y ago
LOL. Okay...
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by atmosx 4y ago
If we're talking about social issues, easy... Study social philosophy. Will drive all your convictions to the ground really fast.
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by atmosx 4y ago
True, the fact they are based in Australia is the only reason I'm thinking about switching mail provider. Australian laws are scary.
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Shoutout to you sir for being honest and reaching out your fellow peer!!! I am sure you will have a great career and now you have an epic story to tell over beers with friends!
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by atmosx 4y ago
Makes sense doesn't it though? When you learn everything you know without predefined structure, how easy is it to come up with one? At the end of the day, self-taught like what they do - so if you really like what you do, you'll e
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by atmosx 4y ago
High. Although the assumption here is that there are no spikes… which might or might not be true, but for a web-app, 200 visits per hour is not much.
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by atmosx 4y ago
I would be fine owning a company valued at 2.25B with 523M revenue[^1], even if it wasn't on most people's radar. Dropbox is the prime example of what's wrong with engineers: We cannot assess a business idea to save our lives
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Someone with common sense in 2022. How uncommon :-)
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by atmosx 4y ago
> This role is similar to others I've had in the past. It's great because there's lots of flexibility and not much micromanagement. ...is there _lots of flexibility_ ? Looks like you're stuck between the hammer and th
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by atmosx 4y ago
I thought it was my tv having completely broken audio… Or the broadcaster. I noticed that, the volume goes up when commercials kick in, but also explosions, shootings, etc. the volume has to be adjusted every 5 minutes and we are watching 9
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by atmosx 4y ago
No. It is by all means poor with no literature value other than the fact that has relation to the hobbit and the LoTR trilogy that are masterpieces. You might as well leave it be.
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by atmosx 4y ago
"Those who would give up essential liberty, to purchase a little temporary safety, deserve neither and will lose both". We're letting private corporations act as the judiciary and executive branch of governance. "What co
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by atmosx 4y ago
Yeah, was going to post this. This is by far and large the best I know in terms of design and one of the most interesting regarding content as well. I hope this blog survives for centuries.
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How social media platforms put profits before people(ft.com)
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I wonder what settings would that be.
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by atmosx 4y ago
> And more importantly, I am living with peace of mine. Nobody is annoying me with insane politics. I don't care about BLM, don't care about feminism, don't care about MGTOW, don't care about gender theory, don't
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by atmosx 4y ago
The 1Password integration doesn’t work for me. Not sure why :-(
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by atmosx 4y ago
Fascinating. History repeats itself I guess - truly great ppl don't need to write themselves down anything. Others will do it for them. Thanks for sharing :-)
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by atmosx 4y ago
I thought about a similar service quite a few times. The problem ensuring longevity. In short, the hard part is the technical side, it's the org side.
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by atmosx 4y ago
Can you elaborate? Netbird looks like an exact copy of Tailscale. What makes Netbird a good fit for working next to ProtonVPN?
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by atmosx 4y ago
> Really that's new...because netflix thinks otherwise. That is true[^1]. Doesn't say much the two TCP stacks in 2022 though. Netflix has built expertise around FreeBSD for years. Not just TCP stack optimisations. There's
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by atmosx 4y ago
Comparing Linux to FreeBSD is like comparing a Mercedes to a custom-made trackday car. Docker, kubernetes et all was the nail in the coffin. BSDs are amazing for universities, OS classes and some outliers in the industry here and there. The

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