Yeah the alternative would be to rely on POS software, which must be insanely frustrating to a dev.
There were shadowy conspiracists lurking in the dark alleys of Washington, and hiding from the glaring sun in the High Desert of California, but they were laughably easy prey when the Martian lizard people, the subterranean Vril-empowered mole-men, and the globalist pedophile Commies did show up.
Yeah the alternative would be to rely on POS software, which must be insanely frustrating to a dev.
CPUs work faster with better cooling.
So at 0K they are infinitely fast.
I tried Emacs once a long time ago, and recoiled from the weird key combos. Especially how you have to first enter one combo and then a second one for what you actually want to do.
My memory is a bit fuzzy, but I remember it feeling pretty clunky.
Yes, about 30% of the purchase price of every game.
When both are free of cost, I prefer food delivery over cooking myself.
I just use Debian with the barest minimum installation needed to get flatpak running.
The thing with Ubuntu is: Every single one of their releases since 2008 had a “I wish they’d drop this” thing.
What people want is a preconfigured Debian with newer packages and non-free Codecs.
But that’s not what Canonical wants. They use Debian as base to build off of its millions of volunteer work-hours, but very much try to commercialize and monetize their product.
Just a heads-up:
This command will download a powershell script from christitus.com and run it on your PC with Admin rights.
I’d research what exactly it does first.
https://github.com/ChrisTitusTech/winutil/releases/tag/24.11.25
Steam
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what?
EMACS is a great OS, all it lacks is a decent text editor.
Also, triple-check which machine you’re actually logged into.
You implement a system in which the new emperor is elected instead of just crowning whoever happens to be the old one’s son.
When your CPU is at 0 degrees Kelvin, nothing unpredictable can happen.
At my first and only job involving SQL, the dev database was also the (only) backup.
The company was so cheap, only 2 people could log onto the server at a time, yet there were 5 admins that needed access.
(so they saved a few thousand on licenses, at the expense of half the employees sitting idle at any time, and getting frustrated.
My local bar is tended by a software engineer. It’s only open on Saturday evening cause he does it besides his day job.
But it’s great cause he does it for the love of mixing cocktails, and introducing people to great drinks from all around the world.
And he obviously doesn’t really need the money, cause when you show an interest, most drinks are on the house.
He uses a pencil, paper and a mechanical calculator to tally up the bill, which I absolutely understand when your career is in IT.
But don’t use JavaScript to add up the bill.
barely covered private expenses.
hmm, I wonder who represents the will of the Ukrainian people in your opinion…
and knows what’s best for them…
and is trying his hardest to liberate the country from its democratically elected government, so the people can finally live in Russia I mean Freedom!
That’s true in every war ever. Still, Ukraine is a sovereign nation. The Russian talking point that “The West” is fighting Russia to the last Ukrainian man is nonsense.
Ukraine is fighting, and the Ukrainian government decides how long.
You can do that, but then the major updates MS pushes out twice a year won’t install via Windows Update anymore.
Actually, he gives out (cooled, sparkling) water for free cause he says that’s a human right.