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841.
by mouse_ 3y ago
Outdated skills make huge money when big companies eventually realize they fucked up and become desperate. Fortran developers are making 200k+.
842.
Nosism(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by mouse_ 3y ago|0 comments
843.
by mouse_ 3y ago
Microsoft has no incentive to make good software. Most people will use it no matter what.
844.
by mouse_ 3y ago
See OpenVPN (~70k lines of code) being replaced with WireGuard (~4k lines of code), resulting in far less vulnerabilities and performing far better on top of that.
845.
Social media epiphanies make for a terrible education
3 points by mouse_ 3y ago|1 comments
846.
by mouse_ 3y ago
Where there's a screen, there's a way.
847.
by mouse_ 3y ago
You gotta, gotta learn to bullshit. Say anything. You integrated well with your teammates and were able to innovate and plan ahead in order to tackle new problems as they arose. It doesn't matter what you say. Just sound confident. Non
848.
by mouse_ 3y ago
Pigs are pretty smart, too.
849.
by mouse_ 3y ago
My parents taught me well to never use my real name on the internet.
850.
Sewing and Embroidery Warehouse (2014, archive)(web.archive.org)
1 points by mouse_ 3y ago|0 comments
851.
by mouse_ 3y ago
No, he has money vision. They're at an all time high right now. He's not going anywhere
852.
by mouse_ 3y ago
I can't believe it
853.
by mouse_ 3y ago
If something is bad, we should be trying to rewrite it. Will you not touch WireGuard because OpenVPN is full of holes?
854.
by mouse_ 3y ago
"people looking for solutions linked to problems" very informative
855.
by mouse_ 3y ago
The problem is the executives.
856.
by mouse_ 3y ago
There are studies that show piracy can only increase sales. Piracy is never a lost sale, because if someone were to pirate something, they were never a potential customer in the first place, so at worst, piracy is free marketing.
857.
by mouse_ 3y ago
In hindsight, you are correct; I'm biased in support of this developer. Cube 2: Sauerbraten is my favorite open source game/engine ever, the developer has a history of longstanding love and commitment to his products, and I'm
858.
by mouse_ 3y ago
You put this better than I could have. Extended support can in fact be malicious. Appreciate your contribution.
859.
In defense of the late resistive touch screen
2 points by mouse_ 3y ago|2 comments
860.
Voxray trailer: Impressive new game engine from legacy open source/CryEngine dev(twitter.com)
12 points by mouse_ 3y ago|2 comments
861.
2024 is here, and they're getting desperate
5 points by mouse_ 3y ago|7 comments
862.
by mouse_ 3y ago
What do you suggest, then? Vote? Formally complain? Spread awareness? I've been doing all that, that's how we got here.
863.
by mouse_ 3y ago
Yes
864.
by mouse_ 3y ago
"Big tech must regulate itself lest it become an unstoppable monopoly and crush any new competition." This sounds less like a warning and more like a playbook.
865.
by mouse_ 3y ago
There is great, unknowable evil in this. The delusional misanthropic fuck stain has seen too many movies and should not be trusted.
866.
by mouse_ 3y ago
TempleOS will always be LoseThos to me. RIP
867.
by mouse_ 3y ago
Yes. If I tell my phone to install a virus, I would hope the virus installs. That's my own personal responsibility. Responsibility is integral to freedom.
868.
by mouse_ 3y ago
Classic hwcursor shenanigans.
869.
by mouse_ 3y ago
Microsoft has thoroughly embraced and extended your little open source community, show some gratitude.
870.
by mouse_ 3y ago
"Made in USA" is disingenuous, at best.

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