orloffm

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by orloffm 4y ago
Yes, you have holidays, paid medical insurance, paid gym, 1 month notice period both ways etc. No one will put extra hours on him etc. In this sense the CEO is right, this guy is a troublemaker. He just joined an outsourcing company, a &quo
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by orloffm 4y ago
So how do you move files from cameras to external USB-C drives? By having a dock/splitter that allows to connect both at the same time?
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by orloffm 4y ago
A very beautiful video that usually pops up in such discussions: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bKaVhXn49xY
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by orloffm 4y ago
Those companies don't have GPU acceleration in Windows 10.
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by orloffm 4y ago
Cloud desktops were fine a few years ago in Windows 7 times when the desktop was 2D and was remoted as GDI instructions. Windows 10 made everything 3D, so now not having a GPU assigned to a virtual machine means everything is first rendered
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by orloffm 4y ago
The thread starter probably doesn't even know what he's referencing.
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by orloffm 4y ago
Why doesn't he destroy the pipelines going through Ukraine then?
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by orloffm 4y ago
The important thing is that foreign airlines can fly only between Russia and their country of origin. So some AirFrance can't be making flights to Turkey, for example.
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by orloffm 4y ago
Half of them are Ukrainians.
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by orloffm 4y ago
Russia is not doing that at all. Absolutely not. I'm a Russian in Poland, I see all the perspectives, I have never saw anything like that. No one is interested in that at all, it's not in collective subconscious, as it is for some
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by orloffm 4y ago
Doing .net 6 development on Xubuntu + Rider, and it's wonderful. Everything works apart from the profiler, for some reason. I also miss LinqPad a lot. Rider has "C# interactive", but it can be difficult to set up when you nee
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by orloffm 4y ago
Location: Wrocław, Poland Remote: Yes, or local Willing to relocate: No Technologies: C#, TypeScript, willing to go into DevOps Résumé/CV: https://www.dropbox.com/s/wnm2t4t9yjkvb79/Orlov_CV_ENG_2022-... Email
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by orloffm 4y ago
Interestingly, Russia does the same thing at the same time: https://www.reuters.com/technology/russia-says-apple-violate... Feels as if there is some universal push to force Apple to do these things.
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by orloffm 4y ago
I've used Nvidia GeForce Now recently, and turned out that the lag issue can be pretty much mitigated by buying the 19.99$ subscription and switching to 120FPS. Games render at that framerate internally, and somehow it's much, muc
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by orloffm 4y ago
No, pretty much travelling to Turkey, Serbia and so on is possible, and if you have visas to other countries, you can go there and use UnionPay cards to get USD from your account. It's just very expensive and much less people are doing
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by orloffm 5y ago
> Ukraine’s tiny number of right-wing extremists are about as influential as the Proud Boys in the United States Apart from avenues in the capital and stadiums named after Bandera and Shukhevich. And Azov being a prime star in pro-Ukrain
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by orloffm 5y ago
I am a Russian citizen. How it is my responsibility? I never supported Putin and hate him as much as anyone. They destroyed Moscow over the last 20 years, gave up on Russians left in former ex-USSR countries, created a separate society of a
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by orloffm 5y ago
You probably are from some eastern european country and now are just happy to spit poison at us. The amount of devastation bolsheviks caused in 20-30s, two insane wars, complete cultural destruction, what else should people go through?
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by orloffm 5y ago
They have different histories because of the swamps that were only eradicated in 20th century. Try to find autmobile maps in 1930s - there are virtually no roads along the current border of Belarus/Ukraine.
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by orloffm 5y ago
Do you use Raspberry Pi 4? Does it handle 1080p h265? And 4K BluRay rips?
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by orloffm 5y ago
I worked on Citrix-remoted VDI machines at two previous jobs. The first one was Windows 7 on dedicated hardware with some kind of a custom client on top of Citrix, and the second one was Windows 10 virtual machine (no GPU) and a WYSE termin
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by orloffm 5y ago
Because by default in NPM you reference version ranges using ~ and ^ operators. For sure in a corporate environment no one has time to polish dependencies to specific versions.
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by orloffm 5y ago
One can simply look at her twitter profile. She is a clear member of "the other side", the PO/KO pro-EU/LGBT/lewica crowd. So people from that crowd treat anything against her as an offensive on them. And people fro
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by orloffm 5y ago
And another view on that is that they are both left-wing socialists who want to regulate and tax everything and who vote the same on all major issues, from tax increases to immigration. The recent example being the increase of traffic fines
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by orloffm 5y ago
I use Kodi on a Raspberry Pi 3. It plays everything 1080p apart from h265 sources. Can't recommend enough.
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by orloffm 5y ago
It's a "you probably never worked in a corporation" type of thing. Someone is trained to write things like this, and it's impossible for that person to do it differently, plus no one is in a position/capacity/i
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by orloffm 5y ago
I moved from Windows to Xubuntu recently, and the single thing that I miss most is this feeling of simple sturdy low latency applications that Windows once provided. Notepad, Paint, the whole Windows pre-Vista aesthetic. It was even present
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by orloffm 5y ago
OK, but what does that mean? They use that Israeli spying tool against her?
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by orloffm 5y ago
Four issues with Snap: 1) You don't have control over how it updates packages. By default it can eat your LTE if you run your laptop after a while, for example. 2) It's eating into apt world. They are migrating programs into it wh
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by orloffm 5y ago
There is just no feedback from viewers to managers making decisions, and people actually doing work cropping don't have authority to override them.

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