blodkorv

10 ms·

61.
by blodkorv 5y ago
I use php for pretty much everything. Php has a lot going for it, there are tonnes of developers who knows the ecosystem. It works on every OS/plattform there is. The performance is decent. Any systadmin out there knows how to admin an
62.
by blodkorv 5y ago
There is still lots of windows software being made with WPF or winforms. You could learn that and maybe find some work in that.
63.
by blodkorv 5y ago
I wonder what our pictures of space will be seen as in the future.
64.
by blodkorv 5y ago
Am i the only one who thinks modern dating has the same sort of problem?
65.
by blodkorv 5y ago
Having a startup and now a stable company has not affected my dating experience at all. Its pretty much the same as before aka non exsistance. I haven matched on tinder for 2years and offline dating has always been rejection or just wanting
66.
by blodkorv 5y ago
We do simply because its cheaper and there is not much to take care of with our workload. We are running mariadb on a debian vm in azure and using both vm backups and mariabackup. Works fine.
67.
by blodkorv 5y ago
The hard thing about selling in my opinion is not the sell it self. Its the things that sourounds it. You need to be very organized and keeping track of multiple leads and their info. Be able to remember dates and numbers in your heard in s
68.
by blodkorv 5y ago
As of now Intel/AMD will always be cheaper for the performance you get. So it guess legacy is the only logical reason. In some benchmarks power is faster but instead of spending the extra money on power you can just buy more intel&#x2F
69.
by blodkorv 5y ago
How big is IBMs chip manufacturing? Power seems to be more and more out of fashion and other chips seems to preform way better. They cant be making much of those?
70.
by blodkorv 5y ago
they work if they naturally feel tired when you think they should get tired.
71.
by blodkorv 5y ago
Sure if humans where robots that have an push to sleep button directly when you get to bed.
72.
by blodkorv 5y ago
Soon linux will be very much illrelevant on workstations. Very nice
73.
by blodkorv 5y ago
It should be legal. I dont see the problem with having terms like this. There are plenty of other companies to choose from if you are a developer. From a company perspective it makes 100% sense to have terms that restricts when a developer
74.
by blodkorv 5y ago
Most people are behind. If you compare yourself to a 26yo tech guy who made you are for sure behind him and no article or reasoning can undo that.
75.
by blodkorv 5y ago
I use php for my startup and all new things are made in php for these reasons. the ecosystem is very much complete. There is nothing that has not been done and tested in php. Plenty of developers know php and if you have done C#/Java&#
76.
by blodkorv 6y ago
> People are able to stay fit, lean, and healthy without becoming some robotic fool who survives on water and protein powder. Yes those are often those people who dont have that big of a problem to start with. You have a lot of forces w
77.
by blodkorv 6y ago
its more complicated than that depending on your life. You will never look like a model by just lifting weights and running. You need a propper diet plan and a life that supports it. Going on dinner with your friend? that will be a no for a
78.
by blodkorv 6y ago
It guy at a highschool. Only downside is the salary.
79.
by blodkorv 6y ago
System administrator at some big old company. No devops stuff but old school monitoring and caring about some old solaris servers that nobody want to turn off.
80.
by blodkorv 6y ago
Dont java with JSF2, Wicket or similar do this but with http?
81.
by blodkorv 6y ago
Despite its advanced and complicated design it was outpreformed pretty easily by more general purpose cpus that where not nessicarily much newer.
82.
by blodkorv 6y ago
He is right on almost all of what he is saying regarding work life balance and such. But if you have the oportunity to not have to work under a guy like that. Why would you? At most you will get a salary raise but ultimatley you would be wo
83.
by blodkorv 6y ago
Could you name some of the more effective and productive programs?
84.
by blodkorv 6y ago
i am a boxing coach at a boxing club, i get a tiny salary and free gym and membership
85.
by blodkorv 6y ago
i had a waay different view on mac when i was younger and i could really not understand why anyone would like a mac at that age 8-15. It missed games and for me a computer that could not run games was just a typewriter.
86.
by blodkorv 6y ago
but really, in what way would 32 cores become useful in a home server, except running a bunch of VMs that do nothing or donate money in terms of electricity to folding@home
87.
by blodkorv 6y ago
Iyad should be glad hes not living in Sweden. We would have just let the security team do whatever they felt like and then offer them some fika when finished.
88.
by blodkorv 6y ago
There are definitely sometimes you can make it into a learning experience. It depends on what kind of risk you are taking and when you decide its time to throw in the towel, and many other factors.
89.
by blodkorv 6y ago
Think about all those people who always worked more than everybody else and sacrificed everything just to fail. There are very few blog posts about those guys. Its the same with people who study 100% more than everybody else to pass a class
90.
by blodkorv 6y ago
No they had no mental problems prior to it. One of them has constant visual snow combined with hallucination like visions, the first year it was a great source of anxiety and depression. now that has settled, but not being able to focus on

More ›