mono442

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by mono442 11mo ago
To be honest I don't really see a reason to use a *BSD system myself other than just for the sake of using something different and less mainstream. FreeBSD had some advantages in the past but nowadays Linux has caught up in features.
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by mono442 11mo ago
I mean, it is probably country dependent. In my country in Europe a medical doctor right out of the university makes around the same as a senior software developer and the difference only gets bigger with time.
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by mono442 11mo ago
I doesn't seem so. It looks like there's a huge oversupply of software engineering and that will only make the salaries go lower. I think something like a medical doctor or a dentist is a much safer bet. They have basically always
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by mono442 11mo ago
To be fair, even at a small scale something like k3s is usable and not that hard to run.
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by mono442 11mo ago
I can't speak for the whole Europie but in my experience those kind of jobs just don't really pay well. They kind of make sense when living in a cheaper area but I personally wouldn't imagine actually making ends meet from th
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by mono442 11mo ago
To be fair, it is more difficult to lay off in Germany so the company takes more risk.
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by mono442 11mo ago
Are you ready to live in a 300 sq feet shoebox apartment instead of a normal single family house?
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by mono442 11mo ago
How would this even work when the devices are already on sale and people are using them?
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by mono442 1y ago
It is not really suited for software which need to maintain long lived connections and that's the case with nextcloud when uploading or downloading large files.
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by mono442 1y ago
Is this true even for financial services like for example cryptocurrency exchanges?
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by mono442 1y ago
Well, obviously there are differences, but some overreaching and, I believe, unrealistic policies, such as the EU's climate policies, are somewhat reminiscent of the Soviet Union's central planning.