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> No software I used in 1995 will run on my current computers. I don't think you have tried too much to run it.
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You are advising application developers against using their chosen database optimally? I think it is not needed, I rarely see an application change its database.
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3y ago
From z/OS to Oracle. Good Lord!
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3y ago
Are you implying that we should only be reading articles by Liberal/Progressive think tanks?
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3y ago
He no longer works for Canonical, it seems.
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3y ago
Perhaps somehow to you that quote is about exactly the same problem but ... it doesn't look like it.
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But apparently many developers of open source software would not consider that something they do for fun. I.e. it is work.
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The second part "and therefore we should all go to Rust" does not follow necessarily from the first. Maybe the reason not everybody is gone to Rust is that it lacks something. Maybe we will all go somewhere else.
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3y ago
How is this the most costly way?
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Can you not offer compensation for the time it will cost the developer to make the release you need?
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3y ago
7 years is too long in my opinion, but better late that never I guess. I don't know whether Germans delude themselves about the relevance of German abroad, but I understand that some people delude themselves about the relevance of othe
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Since when is it a problem for a country to operate in its own language? Especially one which is spoken by 100 million people? Have you considered that people who migrate to a new country for work might even try to learn the language? Who s
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3y ago
Yes, it should have been Apache Kafka in this case.
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According to other comments, apparently there was a banner, but it was tiny and green instead. Pure genious.
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Yeah, why is the deprecation message in green? Why not in red? Who is picking colours over there and with what criteria?
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3y ago
When discussing such languages, I would like to point out that Raku is also an option.
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This is good news, because you have to pay a lot for a used copy of the first edition nowadays. I hope the spirit remains the same as in the first edition.
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3y ago
That is supposed to be a festive hour, not one for trading.
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I don't like this article. - we are all doing monitoring wrong ? No, sorry. - You set up these tools with the mentality of "set and forget" but they actually require ever increasing amounts of maintenance ? The tools and yo
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3y ago
This also shows once more how you cannot measure military strength of nations by budget. For example, US military spending is X times that of Russia, therefore the US army must be stronger. Or F35 costs so many mamy dollars, it has to be a
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3y ago
It was $1400 billion for the year 2022
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3y ago
No, the social credit system is mainly focused on businesses https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_Credit_System . As I understand, social trustworthiness affects their eligibilty for credit.
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3y ago
What are the differences between ESG and the Social Credit System of the People's Rebublic of China?
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3y ago
If it is a public job description why must it be https? Baseless criticism might tell more about yourself than about them.
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In your rather long post, you did not mention the fact that Russia refuses to sell oil to any country which applies the price cap. I wonder, is this really not relevant for your analysis?
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3y ago
Why? Maybe the Cloud servers will die instead.
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3y ago
So ...puppy Linux?
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4y ago
Unfortunately, this is neither readable nor particularly concise.
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4y ago
Why exactly did this surprise you? Did you think Wikipedia ever had an impartial stance towards conservatives?
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4y ago
It does not look so painful. I have found this guide helpful [ https://jameshfisher.com/2018/03/16/how-to-create-an-ssh-cer... ]
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