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If you have 16GB of ram you can already run the smaller models. And these have become quite competent with recent releases.

Quiet firing, if you will.

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Well, there is this one thing: they asked OpenSuse to drop the Suse branding…

Oh wow. That is harsh.

These are the payment scales in the Dutch government: https://www.caorijk.nl/cao-rijk/hoofdstuk-6/salarisschalen

My sector is scale 10 or 11 depending on starting experience. 10 grows a bit faster the first few years to reflect a junior position.

Maybe government IT in Germany is low stress. Maybe the average in my country is also. But my department surely isn’t low stress. Could be because I work at a research institute that has been leading the charge into public cloud?

Maybe a reason why the Android Subsystem for Windows got canned?

Unless GH has another database oopsie.

From the department of temporary fixes, becoming a permanent solution. This guy made FAT32: https://youtu.be/bikbJPI-7Kg?si=orQCjxmnOPAhKIeu

Shh, they don’t know about Nill Island.

I recently discovered the company I work for, has an S3 bucket with network flow logs of several TB. It contains all network activity if the past 8 years.

Not because we needed it. No, the lifecycle policy wasn’t configured correctly.

And it is still living in weather forecasting models used by many weather institutes.

Source: Work for a weather institute.

Germans.

There is a “Your mum” joke in there.

Your mum is so fat, that bitcoin miners litigated to keep abusing her power grid.

We also “drop” decisions, which means the total opposite of what you would think.

It means a decision has been made.

Huh. Misschien zat ik vast in een Dunglish vertaalslag.

Edit: Snelle Google laat zien dat we zeker later tot een besluit kunnen komen. We laten ze ook af en toe vallen. We nemen, geven en breken deze ook.

I’m Dutch and we “come to” a decision.

I will say that they still store and use your data some way. They just haven’t been caught yet.

Anything you have to send over the internet to a server you do not control, will probably not work for a infosec minded legal team.