ivolimmen

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   by ivolimmen 11mo ago

   Most likely this can be said about a lot of languages, most languages are being maintained and improved. I am an hired expert in Java and I needed to explain some new languages features to some colleagues that have been introduced recently,
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   by ivolimmen 11mo ago

   Kubernetes is sometimes just overkill to deploy a simple application and just zip, unpack and start a script is sometimes too fragile and crappy. This is something I would like to try on my Pine64 when I run some simple utility (online) sof
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   by ivolimmen 11mo ago

   I kinda guessed you would be Dutch given the name. Lovely idee, will try this out when I have time. Bedankt!
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   by ivolimmen 11mo ago

   Humm I agree with the statement but why does the website need to look like it is from early the 90's?
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   by ivolimmen 11mo ago

   Even with people that are not famous it can be difficult. My wife knows three people with the same name. So when I ask with whom are you going out she needs to add the city to make me understand.
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   by ivolimmen 11mo ago

   Technically the same as stumbleupon.
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   by ivolimmen 1y ago

   On the same note a jira ticket as configured where I work the entire page is 42mb. And I use ad blockers so I already skip the page counting stuff
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   by ivolimmen 1y ago

   Capacity issues are dependent on country. In my country (Netherlands) is it not that bad and you can easily switch Hospitals if there are queues for certain operations (that are not urgent).
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   by ivolimmen 1y ago

   I was there and it was glorious to watch. Beautiful to see an interesting part of history up close.
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    by ivolimmen 1y ago

    Death and taxes though...
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    by ivolimmen 1y ago

    PR's are a man made ritual that was never required by GIT. Just like we are all doing the Lean/Scrum or whatever dance. It does not change the development process, it's just a man made ritual for collaboration. The branching
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    by ivolimmen 1y ago

    Thanks for the info, I never knew it used mouse as well.
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    by ivolimmen 1y ago

    Same but since a lot of bigger scenarios I need to test the scripting quickly becomes a lot so I often do this using Groovy (as I am a Java developer this is nearly the same). I now have a collection of scripts I often reuse and adapt.
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    by ivolimmen 1y ago

    Yeah I know of it's existence but I always forgot how the interface in aptitude works. It is not intuitive for me. I prefer apt for command line. 99% of the time I mostly use 'apt install x' and that is it. Changing a package
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    by ivolimmen 1y ago

    This is a nice and fast interface. I normally use synaptic as I dislike the common 'Software' but this is a really nice command line interface.
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    by ivolimmen 1y ago

    Please report the issues as Libreoffice developers would like to know how to improve it. Might I also suggest trying ONLYOFFICE, it really looks and feels like MS Office. I am not a heavy Office user so I never run into issues but this one
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    by ivolimmen 1y ago

    https://www.welivesecurity.com/2023/03/01/blacklotus-uefi-bo...
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    by ivolimmen 1y ago

    I understand the sentiment but I never started using hibernate; it's not in my system. I grew up without it and never used it when it was introduced. Keep in mind that I started software development when laptops did not exist yet.
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    by ivolimmen 1y ago

    Well I never had any issue as I never put my machine to sleep. I actually turn my machine off and on. Yes that includes my laptops, sbc's and desktops. I also advise everyone (even Microsoft users) to never use hibernation. It's n
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    by ivolimmen 1y ago

    I personally migrated to seniors (70+) to Linux. They both enjoyed it for years. One even found and installed a new driver for their printer when he switched. Plus most ChromeOS users can easily migrate to Linux. For Office I recommend ONLY
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    by ivolimmen 1y ago

    They will probably start requiring SecureBoot as well. So at some point running Linux will also pose a problem. It's not impossible but the extra steps are a pain in the butt.
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    Alexander Chatzizacharias – Let's use IntelliJ as a game engine [video](youtube.com)

    2 points by ivolimmen 1y ago|0 comments
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    by ivolimmen 1y ago

    Thanks for the info; I read the news but did not remember the name of the person.
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    by ivolimmen 1y ago

    No I had a hard time understanding as I was not aware of the person in question, no sarcasm.
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    by ivolimmen 1y ago

    Maybe my human interaction interfacing software has a glitch but I am having a hard time parsing this content. Do I detect a hint of sarcasm? Please add a '/s' at the end of your future posts to aid my very archaic and vintag
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    by ivolimmen 1y ago

    Yes been there but technically this has nothing to do with Java but mis-management. The same issue could have occured in a company with Typescript or C++ for that matter. Keeping your software secure requires maintanance and requires active
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    by ivolimmen 1y ago

    Not to be confused with the Gluon UI toolkit for Java : https://gluonhq.com/products/javafx/
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    by ivolimmen 1y ago

    I had the same reaction but the weird thing is: it looked ok in FireFox..?
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    by ivolimmen 1y ago

    I think I can say that this wasn't the case with Sun Microsystems. I never worked there but everything I read on tht company was positive. I gate the fact that Oracle (one of the worst) bought them.
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    by ivolimmen 1y ago

    Hum.. I can still buy a 100% hardware compatible NEW C64...