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For this author it does mean this. Feel free to use this phrase however you want though.
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Maybe the phrase 'toxic culture' was imprecise and lazy to begin with. Now people are adapting it in a more precise way. That wiki page was started in 2011 and it's based on a pop-management book. It's hardly an establis
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You can't prescribe how language is used. Toxic culture now means this. Changes in usage happen over time.
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Could have been under-clocked by (div 4) just to torture people into writing efficient code.
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Buffer overflows to gain remote access to a computer were fairly well known in 1995. "Smashing The Stack for Fun and Profit" ( http://phrack.org/issues/49/14.html ) came out the following year. Most people
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Your boss must have really hated you to have you run OS/2 on 32k of RAM at 4.7MHz. I didn't even know that was possible.
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Alternative perspective: the popularity of the NES in North America stopped the C64 from being the defacto gaming computer/console. If they put more emphasis on releasing cartage based titles, bundled a game pad, and made the keyboard
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Most IOT things aren't high bandwith. They're low latency if anything. So this regression wasn't bad for them.
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No. It requires changes that were added late last year to the BBR scheduler.
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> Or because the IRCd written in 90s-style C++ by some people who honestly don’t know what they’re doing segfaulted, Don't use a 20 year old ircd then. Use something like ratbox or InspIRCd. > or because you accidentally K-lined
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> An image search for mIRC shows that it is ugly as shit. ok > It has a sidebar to list channels but the current channel window is still an undifferentiated mess of handles, commands, and actual conversation. No. Each channel and priv
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mIRC offers a fairly good UX compared to all those. If you're setting it up in a corporate environment, just change the ini files so it autoconnects to your server. It'll pop up a list of channels they can join. The server can SAJ
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The downtime would be for a network connection failure and not because your 'fearless' NoSQL container didn't work as expected. If a transient networking problem like this is a big deal for you, you can easily add either more
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Small ircds that you would run for a single team don't split because it's a single server. Large networks can have the servers go up and down, and it's still not a big deal because of redundancy. DNS round-robin entries mean
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Then you've never seen the 'hilariously' bad UX they already put up with, with things like Quickbooks. mIRC is pretty straight forward compared to that.
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Here's a chat decentralisation platform: https://www.ratbox.org/ .
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Seems like there is an emphasis on chatting correctly instead of communicating effectively. I'll stick to IRC.
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IQ is a way of forecasting the best possible future outcomes in children. For adults, look at what they've done.
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File sharing existed with the dawn of personal computing, it will exist until it dies.
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People are always trying out new protocol features and enhancements. Clients ship with the ones that have turned out to be the most useful. In other words, BitTorrent will be the next BitTorrent. Compare modern clients that can easily handl
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2007 because of docx support.
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Also this interface assumes that the kernel is using sysfs.
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Outside of Apple? Probably not many directly. I do remember them sending out developer kits for it though.
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I'm still waiting for OpenTransport to take off...
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> I don't get the complaints over stuff like HDMI and SD slots getting dropped. Trying to connect to a projector is a fairly common use case, so is reading media cards from cameras and phones. Removing them makes them less portable,
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People keep implying that Microsoft is somehow going to break git and somehow use it to destroy people who want to give away their code. You can just change your remotes and push to a different server. The protocol was designed to be distri
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Cool.
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> Are you focusing on the word men in that rhetoric, or are you understanding the message? No. But, it seems you are. I worked in worse places and I've come from worse places. You aren't going to win the oppression Olympics wit
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Maybe black and underclass social problems are not the same thing as making sure writing is bland yet as inclusive as possible in a publication that mostly rich left-leaning white people are going to read on their $1000 itoy?
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We really don't know what his position on a play on words in a feature article in The New Yorker written in 2018 would be. He's been dead for 50 years, and I'd venture to say he'd be more concerned about poverty and crim
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