

My partner a couple of years ago joined me for a weekend while I was working in the Netherlands, she escaped 40-45°C weather… To spend a weekend under the rain at 20°C. She was elated.
My partner a couple of years ago joined me for a weekend while I was working in the Netherlands, she escaped 40-45°C weather… To spend a weekend under the rain at 20°C. She was elated.
Don’t use Arch if that’s important to you
Serial killers
The best approach would be to never use yaml for anything
Hopefully this fosters a bunch of new software from these developers if hired at other companies or working freelance/solo/whatever.
Average people are also more likely to ditch their PCs than Linux users.
See the recent meme:
Just Remember to take care of your skin
Tron
Multiple Star Trek movies
Robocop
All on VHS, recorded with our excellent Mitsubishi VCR
I wonder whether solutions like Twincat for industrial PC/PLCs will be affected by this. Interfacing directly with the kernel and replacing the scheduler are, AFAIK, fundamental to making Windows viable for real time use.
During the pandemic my partner stayed inside for about a month, I was the only person she interacted with. I kept going to work because I was an “essential” worker (not really), so I kinda envied her, but by the end of that month she was going a bit crazy.
Rip and tear
Honestly I’ve never been asked this question
“Why did you apply here and not every other company in the world?”
Because fuck blind people, that’s why
It doesn’t start with F5 either, and why shift? What’s more, it’s inconsistent, sometimes they still use ctrl+f, and every other application uses that anyway
Really? Can’t tell