lowtech

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by lowtech 6y ago
RSLinux sounds like a good replacement.
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by lowtech 6y ago
Did it fall apart or was demolished?
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by lowtech 6y ago
Enginners where not requested to make the Voyagers last a hundred years, yet they're still up and running. Personally I think the correlation between quality of code and time to delivery are not linear. People can cram more work and qu
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by lowtech 6y ago
Not trying to derail from the quality of posts, but I think this panel[0] makes a valid point in this context. [0] https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/001/438/013/8ad...
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by lowtech 6y ago
I think the boring part of current computers is not in the increase of speed, but the reduction of ports and richness of interfaces. Everything is Windows/Linux + mouse or a slab of black screen without buttons. Back then we had Parall
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by lowtech 6y ago
Sounds like you have a simple system, in which case the separation have few drawbacks. It's not uncommon for a customer to ask for a report that to be generated needs to span dozens of tables. Or to save a DTO object that will trigger
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by lowtech 6y ago
What a great OS, its low latency make the mouse motion almost instantaneous. I can only imagine what feels like to use it paired with a crt monitor.
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by lowtech 6y ago
As a kid i craved those types of documents. I read and reread many times articles from old encyclopedias searching for computers and radio mentions. Computers where too pricey until 2005~. This pdf would be a gold mine back then.
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by lowtech 6y ago
Location: Brazil Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes (Germany) Experience: Currently working on migrating a monolithic application to microservices (with good justifications). 7 Years of experience with java programming/ infrastructur