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by esarbe 11y ago
This is insane. But then again; the whole pharmaceuticals business is insane. Why again do we have a problem with antibiotics resistant bacteria? Because we stopped researching antibiotics in the 1970, because antibiotics weren't profi
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by esarbe 11y ago
What you are stating here is not true. Take a look at https://wiki.freedesktop.org/www/Software/systemd/InterfaceP... and you'll see that there are indeed a plethora of systemd service apis. But almost a
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by esarbe 11y ago
That's exactly where I disagree. In my opinion, the apprenticeship model works quite well in IT. I guess I'm biased here; I grew up in Switzerland and did an apprenticeship in IT. Also, the company I've been working for the l
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by esarbe 11y ago
I have to disagree; apprenticeships work perfectly fine in IT. Yes, technology moves fast and if one wants to stay current in the field, one has to keep learning. But the fundamentals remain the same. It has been forty years since TAoCP was
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by esarbe 12y ago
BTRFS has bitrot-protection
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by esarbe 12y ago
How can Albert - from the fact that Bernard a) has knowledge of the day and b) eliminated May and June as valid options the month value - deduce the correct date himself? I.e. if Bernard was given the day 17, he still would known the correc
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