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We deferred to switching to the new installer until 22.04 and kept using the legacy net boot image for as long as possible. The switchover wasn't as bad as I was afraid it would and took only a few days to make new internal app to driv
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4y ago
Linux systems hasn't changed a lot in the last 4 years or os. We mostly run Ubuntu LTS at my work and the 18.04 -> 20.04 -> 22.04 deltas have been really low on the server side, and not that significant on the desktop side either
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4y ago
Probably low level + safe + performant == hard
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4y ago
Nation wide it might be only 15% but in a town it might mean that all (or at least all non-outlet) grocery stores are now owned by one company
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4y ago
> I think we're on the same ballpark as calling lane-assist Autopilot Is aviation autopilot really any different than lane-assist?
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4y ago
Longer support period. Easier to tell if you're getting a "good" phone since there's only a few models. I use Android phones, but that last points almost dragged me in a few times after getting disappointing phones. Edit
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4y ago
First thing I did on my new phone was put those dots back...
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4y ago
Yet somehow things like Uber have worked out to be more expensive for consumers than taxis or private car ownership. Plus most people need vehicles during the same blocks of time, you can't load balance them (easily)
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4y ago
I'm like 5'3" and for me the answer is simple: anyone who would consider that a deal breaker isn't worth my time
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4y ago
"Akka: enables organizations to execute their most digitally transformative strategies, no matter how complicated" Thanks video
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4y ago
What are you really looking to get out of school at this point? Are you already working in an industry you want, or are you looking to get a foot in the door?
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4y ago
Lol, how would geo-fencing even work/help here?
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4y ago
VPS providers (probably) aren't in the business of extracting value from my web traffic like a VPN company is. And I already have relationships with VPS providers, I don't have to "mail cash" to some company I don't
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4y ago
> reading through the endless ‘blind leading the blind’ user forums (Ubuntu comes to mind) The first party Ubuntu tutorials are especially bad... It seems like for things like SAMBA and NFS they are at least 10 years out of date. Arch Li
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4y ago
You didn't even skim the article.
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4y ago
You think those industries suck now, imagine what they're like without regulation holding their feet on the path a bit.
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4y ago
Good for you?
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4y ago
I've run into fun issues like FreeBSDs slab allocator not playing nicely with the ZFS/NFS workload on one specific server and having to drop down to having ZFS allocate memory in a different way that used about twices as much CPU
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4y ago
I'm overall not anti-nuclear or anything. The lasting cultural, ecological, and economic damage from severe nuclear disasters is _pretty_ significant though and we need to do a better job ensuring they don't happen if we wanna res
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4y ago
The disasters that happen when nuclear energy fails are amazingly bad though. Even discounting immediate human deaths, 80 square miles around Fukushima and 1,000 square miles around Chernobyl are effectively ruined forever.
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4y ago
Bugs.
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4y ago
People over-prepare for that aspect and under-prepare for the food part
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4y ago
Its old people that left the workforce, they aren't coming back.
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4y ago
It would only have to jump a 1"ish gap, so maybe
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4y ago
Definitely not "essential" for cold drinks
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4y ago
> can you really blame Apple for not letting you swap the mouse button order Why not? > Or have the insane focus-follows-mouse option On Linux where your application menus are (usually) part of the window it works great.
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5y ago
Connecting marmite to "wokeness" is a new one...
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5y ago
Nothing, but the company they contracted with that's screwing up is probably getting a good paycheck
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5y ago
Makes things like UTF8 and other new encodings easier. Everything has to support that nearly anything can be in a filename
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5y ago
If you define quickly as "over the next 10-20 years, maybe", then yes
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