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wojciii
2y ago
This is a common theme around Scandinavia as well. Summer: Light from 08 to 22ish. Winter: Dark at 16 around december. Fuck.
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2y ago
It's the Russians that I'm afraid of. :) My assumption is that Finland will not invade anyone unless provoked first..
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2y ago
The good: Estonians. The bad: The big scary neighbour.
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2y ago
I noticed a similar pattern with mine. I limit their time with electronic devices (yt kids, games, etc) because it seems that the devices/services are similar to drugs including withdrawal symptoms. So getting bored just means having t
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2y ago
How about a system that you can remotely admin if your parents need help? I don't like mesh and installed the same system that I have at home at my parents. Multiple APs connected to GW/switch with Ethernet.
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Most of people I know work 37 hour weeks and use sone kind of flex system where hours above 37 per week are saved and spent at later time. The only person keeping track of your time is yourself. Isn't socialism great? I don't work
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2y ago
I got my first job (25 years ago it so) after reading a c++ book and doing the assignments. To get this job I had to take a c++ test made by the most experienced developer there. The code I eventually wrote had none of the tested language f
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2y ago
No amount of money would make me want to work for the likes of Meta or Amazon. The planet is fucked up as it already is.
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2y ago
Elecia White also has a podcast about embedded systems together with her boyfriend (I think). They talk to interesting people related to embedded.
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2y ago
Or you know .. some attractive male model selected by female developers.
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2y ago
Based on the number of companies who are trying to hire c++ developers the marked is shrinking (c++ devs are getting old). I like the simplicity of C and not having for wait several minutes to rebuild a project. Have you thought if Python a
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I should probably explain. I worked on a project (I do consulting) for a company that used scrum. The experience nearly gave me a nervous breakdown. The constant estimation and standup meetings were a total waste of time. I felt trapped una
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I hate scrum itself. I don't want to work like this ever again.
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This is highly unexpected. I use other Amazon services and their support is crap. Why is aws different? Is it earning them so much money they find the support to be worth doing?
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2y ago
I must confess this is exactly why I started consulting and the changing projects and tech (software for different product niches) force me to learn something new in every project. I really like this. I noticed a pattern where I stopped enj
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2y ago
This is not about trust. Its about ease of use and not wanting to learn to do anything complicated. Like using encryption or something more complicated than a Facebook feed. Try taking to normal people. They will find their pitchforks if yo
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I'm just mad at the unsupported cesspool X has become and I'm glad that it's dying.
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Having a partner (wife etc) which generates money and not just spends yours is preferred. Spend less than you make. Lots of things are free. Don't let people dictate what you need to buy to show off.
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2y ago
Something similar happened to me. I stopped using shitter because of this. I used it primarily to support ukraine by annoying russian idiots and commenting on obvious propaganda. I'm not going to be using social media again.
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This is no different than corruption .. caused by terrible design from the likes of shitter etc.. I'm sure it will be popular. I fucking hate shitter for locking me out of my account but I refuse to pay ransom to get it back. I instead
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I tried to drive one. The huge screen seems to be a mistake. The car had none of the smart features of the Korean cars. Why would anyone buy one while clearly better EVs exist? The car itself seems so boring when compared with for instance
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Why would you willingly go to a war zone? Their cities are regularly hit by antiship missiles (russians are evil) and Iranian made/copied drones. They don't care about you and will kill you no matter what your passport is from. Pl
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I use Linux for work with the MS apps used in a browser. I use one specific app using a remote desktop .. also using a browser. So this can be done. I don't expect the IT support to help me with any Linux issues. My excuse for using Li
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Separate work and free time. I have no interactions with coworkers outside of work. I don't take work phone outside work. I turn it off during vacations. I spend too much time working, but take time off as soon as its possible. I only
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3y ago
Thank you. I guess the time is for me to start using a different platform. Perhaps one that I can control. ;)
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This is not the answer I was hoping for. :)
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Is anyone human still working at X/Twitter?
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Ah .. folding space. The spice must flow.
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Ages ago I worked for a German company who developed electronic parts. They had a large Finnish client. I worked on porting an OS for use in a mobile phone. We went to Finland to integrate and make sure everything worked. We ran tests and d
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I bought their first product .. funny that I had the same impression with the original product as you have with the latest version. I bought it because .. why not. I discovered that the problem it was solving didn't exist and disposed
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