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by setquk 9y ago
I believe it deserves as much respect as the systemd maintainers treat their users with. 1. Hosed system down. All systemctl commands fail with "Failed to get D-Bus connection: Operation not permitted". Only option was to reinstal
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by setquk 9y ago
I'm not concerned with architectural concerns but usability. The end user, me included doesn't really care if it's Wayland or X underneath, as long as it works properly and is productive. Really anything behind the toolkit is
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by setquk 9y ago
I think that's overcomplicating the problem. The problem is that there are established UI paradigms that work for power users, which to be honest is most of the userbase. But those paradigms are static and boring compared to the possib
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by setquk 9y ago
I think the proportion is more realistically 2 haters who moved to xfce/mate, 1 who likes it and 5 people who shook their head in shame and went straight back to Windows or OSX. Edit: just to back my point up; most of the people who I
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by setquk 9y ago
systemd really is fine until you have a hosed system or it does something wrong or a scary bug is deemed a feature by the totalitarian maintainer and then it's like fighting your way through a dungeons and dragons adventure book writte
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by setquk 9y ago
I'm not mincing my words here but Gnome 3 is just an unpolishable turd and needs to go away. It's just trying to be original and clever but has missed the mark so incredibly far that makes it the most frustrating thing possible to
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by setquk 9y ago
Ah ok. I better go do some more revision then :D
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by setquk 9y ago
How long ago was that? It's been dumbed down since about 2009 for sure.
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by setquk 9y ago
If you're doing that, just use wordpress.com. Wordpress is way out of scope for the term "enterprise CMS".
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by setquk 9y ago
Hire someone to do it. Cheaper than an enterprise CMS is to run and/or commission.
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by setquk 9y ago
To be honest most of that is in the intermediate. The full covers basic AC circuits and minimal BJT amplifier structure and that's about it.
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by setquk 9y ago
That is in there. See p79/80 in 3e for example of impedance relationships. Also lots of practical examples in the companion book "Learning the Art of Electronics" I've had all editions of this including the first and it&
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by setquk 9y ago
When someone suggests an enterprise CMS, the usual best case outcome is to go back to the requirements analysis and remove enough requirements until an enterprise CMS is not required. I've done my fair share of work on the things over
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by setquk 9y ago
As an ex EE who just did my intermediate, I’m not sure that it’s a good start. I’d suggest approaching The Art if Electronics and go from there. Even the full license material is quite basic. Honestly I’m not a fan of the modular approach t
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by setquk 9y ago
It worked. Occasionally. I remember having to purge front page extensions off many a server. Cathartic feeling that one.
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by setquk 9y ago
How quaint!
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by setquk 9y ago
Transparent aluminum?
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by setquk 9y ago
Dreamweaver was a pretty good static site generator for non technical users.
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by setquk 9y ago
Yes exactly that. The problem is that anyone can stitch a leg back on. We need people who can stitch the leg back on and the patient not die 3 months later or the leg fall off again. If you look at other engineering disciplines there are fo
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by setquk 9y ago
No you can turn it down from 11 to 5 basically.
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by setquk 9y ago
I was using that but apparently development is now dead http://www.classicshell.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=8147
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by setquk 9y ago
Yep. This shoots me in the face at least once a week. Also two other problems: 1. The start menu latency is now so bad you have to forcibly wait 2-3 seconds before typing your search after hitting the start button. This is on a stacked E5 X
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by setquk 9y ago
Microsoft's customer service is non-existent even for paying customers and quality is declining. The development tools are getting less reliable each release. On large projects we're seeing tens of Visual Studio crashes a day. On
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by setquk 9y ago
Not so sure. Check the lowest bidding suppliers as well https://www.food.gov.uk/news-updates/news/2018/16850/action-... They pulled half the menu at 900 locations due to that. Also it’s pretty easy to ge
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by setquk 9y ago
Yes true. At the bottom end of the price range it’s not bad. I prefer these days to eat somewhere I pay afterwards however as the motivation not to serve you a plate of crap is higher.
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by setquk 9y ago
At Trowbridge, a rat stole someone's food off a table a couple of years back.
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by setquk 9y ago
That sounds about right. The one place I went where the burger was solid as a rock after sitting under a lamp for 20 minutes. Complained and was told that I just needed to chew it more. Asked to see the manager and was told she was the man
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by setquk 9y ago
You sound exactly like the two oracle engineers I spoke to circa 2000. “We hate WebDB. If you don’t buy it, we’ll get made redundant and can sign on and get free education to do something other than IT. Please don’t buy it. Think of our chi
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by setquk 9y ago
It must be good because they banned it at my kids’ school.
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by setquk 9y ago
This worry makes me glad I am with FastMail now. They seem to have the information density spot on.

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