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by kimbernator 5y ago
Powershell does have some really cool shit as far as scripting languages go, but it's just so damn verbose.
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by kimbernator 5y ago
It is easy to go overboard with oh my zsh for sure, but startup time, as long as it's less than ~5 seconds, is not likely to be a big problem for most people. On slower machines the real killer is the time it takes for the next prompt
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by kimbernator 5y ago
As someone working for a company I like while living in a place that I'd rather not, there's no more annoying thing for me to dwell on than the fact that the only thing standing between me and moving is the fact that my employer e
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by kimbernator 5y ago
I've worked at two fairly large companies during the pandemic, and both have publicly stated that their productivity has increased as a result of WFH. I've heard a variety of measures being mentioned such as profitability, hours w
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by kimbernator 5y ago
As much as it may frustrate them not to use the buildings, it is still strictly costing them less given the lower maintenance and utility costs.
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by kimbernator 5y ago
I don't think they were saying it benefits every private property owner. It's clear that there is at least one private party that benefits from the ownership of that apartment building.
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by kimbernator 5y ago
The acknowledgement of it being endemic doesn't necessitate that we put up with covid's destructive nature. It's still the case that: 1. A large number of people globally don't have access to the vaccine yet. 2. A large
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by kimbernator 5y ago
Unfortunately, console appears to be effectively ignored by the developers and it's pretty obvious when you're in it. There's just a lot of things that you can't do. It's a shame, too, because ansible is particularl
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by kimbernator 5y ago
All contract-based telecoms (at least in the US, I can't speak to elsewhere) run credit checks against postpaid customers since they typically involve a financial obligation (2 year contract and/or financing the device)
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by kimbernator 5y ago
> The comments sections on these articles tend to receive a lot of projection from people who simply hate their jobs and view WFH as a partial antidote to that. I would actually argue that this is backwards; I really like what I do for w