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by m2f2 2y ago
Most frameworks are still there (requiring everyone be fluent in all of them) just because no meteorite killed that specific dinosaur. Every framework starts from scratch pretending all done before belongs to the trash can, much like that m
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by m2f2 2y ago
Let's talk about the Italian-speaking people in Italy and neighboring countries peddling utilities with bills 2-3x the cheapest, or scamming people altogether. When phone companies agree not to take bribes from criminals, and publish t
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by m2f2 2y ago
I guess it can be used also in other ways, especially when you hit a wall. E.g. my Italian windows key map does not have tilde nor backtick available, and it's just a pain to type the usual alt 126 thing on a modern laptop keyboard, w
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by m2f2 2y ago
Is this another instance of "my external contractors need access my data but I cannot ask them to install an authenticator app on their BYOD mobiles"... Nor manage proper authentication for my randomly built BI suite?
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by m2f2 2y ago
How about building some government you trust, check on their actions, ousting madmen from politics, and strictly regulate this 2a nonsense once for all? Unless, of course, you really trust Trump less than any random wacko....
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by m2f2 2y ago
Just ask Julius, then....
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by m2f2 2y ago
;)
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by m2f2 2y ago
while I sneer at the unwashed masses clearing temp stuff by hand in 2024, I'm in the same boat trying to declutter stuff in my Mozilla/Thunderbird profiles :( ...
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by m2f2 2y ago
Significant turning tables moment when big bully China aims at being the sole APAC superpower. That might explain why Singapore are interested and why 4200km of cable aren't such a big issue.
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by m2f2 2y ago
And counterfeit number plates, and no takedown as everything is OK apparently
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by m2f2 2y ago
Talking about standards let's not pick and choose. First, let's get rid of miles and feet, then we could even discuss this.
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by m2f2 2y ago
You compare economies where one gives full rights to workers vs another that simply doesn't. No wonder labor cost is lower elsewhere. Also in the US we had slaves. Now these slaves are called different names, and work elsewhere. Oh BTW
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by m2f2 2y ago
You mean picking each ear/grain by a single device? rofl
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by m2f2 2y ago
Same stuff for the Genoa, Italy bridge (Ponte Morandi). Everyone running on that would feel vibrations and "repairs" were just lipstick on a ugly face, until it finally collapsed, with 43 dead. Surprisingly, or not so, no one was
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by m2f2 2y ago
True Here at least no one sues the government over free tax filing though...
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by m2f2 2y ago
BROADCOM?
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by m2f2 2y ago
VMWARE CA (Computer Associates) CITRIX ...
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by m2f2 2y ago
Agreed. But please consider my efforts to have my network team to move out of the default MTU and deploy jumbo frames.... because it's always been 1500 and we feel safer keeping it in 2024.... :(
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by m2f2 3y ago
TSV are far superior to CSV as the separator is a TAB and not commas, semicolons or other weird stuff depending on your locale. Same for single and double quotes. Only thing to be aware are tsv created by Excel with newlines embedded in te
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by m2f2 3y ago
Way more distant if you consider how poor would be life on Mars. Unless you think of it as a giant experiment to travel outside the Solar system, further down the road, when the Sun will eat up the entire solar system. In that case, though,
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by m2f2 3y ago
Which markets DON'T require tamperproof packaging ? Kids only? :) -- or, better, :(
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by m2f2 3y ago
Sad but true. Same thing as millennial/genZ authored websites who check for Chrome, and throw a tantrum/refuse to work otherwise. I'm looking at you, vivaticket, booking, and many others I can't keep count of
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by m2f2 3y ago
Yup. And that's not the only reason.
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by m2f2 3y ago
Given that D Go Rust etc. are all Turing complete, there's no difference on their ability to compute (perform) a function. The only difference is how easy is, and how much cr*p you need to suffer in the process. Yet I see here people p
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by m2f2 3y ago
... so far ... Stay tuned for more changes as soon as Broadcom takes control
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by m2f2 3y ago
If you know the topic at hand you can somewhat believe you're good at finding the Expert. If you don't know jack about topic X, you'll end up trusting another newbie, or a charlatan. Or, you can go around talking to lots of p
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by m2f2 3y ago
Something like Oracle Exadata perhaps?
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by m2f2 4y ago
Finally!!!!!
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by m2f2 4y ago
Not at all. Broadcom is well known to pimp up license and maintenance prices for all their sw portfolio while cutting fat and flesh in the process. Disclaimer: forced Broadcom customer here
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by m2f2 4y ago
New job? Collect as many jargon words as possible, find their standard English equivalent you're accustomed to using, and place all s/text/jargon/ in a script. Pass your emails thru that file before hitting SEND and...

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