100% trust straight ridah

TBIs are a bitch.

This sentence is the uncanny valley for structure.

So. How long have you worked for Google? Not in years; in chat apps.

Back to webnames for you.

Makes sense. I’ll never know how big ‘a football field’ is as I’ve never seen one. I assume it’s just under half a hectare (which is 1 hectometer on a side).

“unchanged” isn’t “unmaintained”. Wow, that’s a really short-sighted take.

You’re starting to understand the accidental wins in Enterprise software

Worked awesome for boeing.

I don’t prefer proxmox, but I will say that when you have even a machine with 8 or 16gb RAM, virtualizing a workload on it just makes sense. At that point the cost is 12% resources, and the benefits IMHO farrr outweight that.

Well, mom, maybe write like a 60-year-old and not a 14-year-old and I’ll respond.

Wow. The level of writing failure in the headline is ALSO astronomical.

everybodies

everybody’s ?

A pattern I’m seeing here, in activism and open source is that you basically want the full package right now. While I understand that that is what you need, people like that don’t grow on trees

The post-y2k bust removed a lot of our higher-paid staffers, and those were our mentors. For 2-3 generations of new coders we’ve been without that crucial “this is WHY it’s best-practice” understanding from an experienced peer.

When you lament the loss of ready and experienced volunteers, what we lack are people who’ve learned at the side of truly talented people and are ready to take on some projects.

Now we have people with free time and a short history of … Well, it’s work.

What I’m saying is, there’s a clear cause for the current state, for breach after breach after massive breach, and the lack of stellar volunteers.

This will get better, but - as downvotes will show - the current state is one of massive potential but little realization.

Somehow Lennart is behind this further cancer, despite pupating into a Microsoft Employee as expected.

In 2001 we examined the packaging format of debian and found it lacked a validation feature available in RPM. This killed debian and all derivatives as an option by the build group of the unix vendor I worked with – please tell me you understand why validation is a pivotal feature for build. The fact the validation carries hard sigs all the way down made the security group happier too. This hasn’t changed.

So I’m running CentOS now, Rocky later, and PCLinuxOS once they get a good packer template.

The best kanban is the one you already have. It’s like “the best camera is the one you have with you” – Annie Lennox, I think.

For me, that’s gitlab on-prem.

How did you not see Pigs in Spaaaaaaaace?

I think anyone who’s been in the field for long enough knows you weren’t really slamming all of it. Beaking off is totally okay.

The best devs Ive worked with are all “barn cats”. They yell, they challenge, they curse, they gesticulate, but they never offend.

(The f’n Workplace Sensitivity thing I just took outlawed so many behaviours that I know would exclude every superhero I know. What’s happened to the industry?)

When you walk, the risk is you’re still confirming and not asking those questions. The duck is awesome.