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mc4ndr3
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Comment #40359464
C levels can't survive a day in the trenches. CEO goes to submit timesheet. Corporate issued hardware explodes in face. IT support hotline: Remember to turn the timer off and on ag…
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Comment #40359411
Exactly the wrong sorts of people will take this to mean we should remove access to important resources for anyone struggling. The last paragraph seems to present a reasonable sugg…
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Comment #40359357
Anyone can cut costs. It takes a pioneer to increase revenue.
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Comment #40359327
See so mamy products like this. If the product genuinely worked, it would make a natural candidate to upstream into the operating system. Better to wait for the feature to arrive t…
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Comment #35401379
`crit` loops over `cross` target triples for Rust projects, generating binaries for dozens of platforms. Now your users can enjoy more ways to install your apps. See also `factorio…
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Comment #35170730
Imagine if everyone actually did this. Then we would have a myriad of base images hiding even more malware than we do currently. Not to mention vertically integrating the entire Do…
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Comment #35170655
That's a fair point, and when someone with a working brain mentions the fallout throughout the Internet that would result, I expect Docker Inc. will reverse course and embark on a …
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Comment #35170637
I am confused by the meaning of Docker's announcement. They keep saying "organizations" will have Docker images deleted. Does that include personal FOSS images or not? Because the …
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Comment #34898605
You can go beyond Kubernetes into serverless, but other than those two, your tech department would be deviating from industry standards and paddling upstream by hand.
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Comment #31609499
100x faster: Don't sort.
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Comment #31609475
We need to go back to the days when satellites just blinked and everybody panicked about the end of civilization, when men were men and Bugs Bunny was a transvestite and you could …
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Comment #31609430
My Mazda 3 also "smart" brakes for no bloody reason.
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Comment #31609412
WSL + nodenv. Or get a Mac and use nodenv.
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Comment #31601575
bruh his entire dream is to remote manage a martian colony wth
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Comment #31601563
People don't make jokes anymore. They make references. "That reminds me of..." Yeah, yeah very cool, you're using metaphorical reasoning like an early ape. "It's like when..." Prob…
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Comment #31601539
Having employees is a big potential liability. Having a corporation is a big potential liability. Drinking water is a big potential liability. I guess just don't do anything at all…
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Comment #31601515
Rust isn't hard. Programming is hard. Rust just points out failure states before you encounter them in production.
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Comment #31601474
That reminds me, time to sell off USD for Bitcoin.
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Comment #31595198
What model of station? Do you have to PTT out WiFi layer 2 packets by hand? Is the attacking station using a wired Ethernet connection?
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Comment #31595139
For the love of.... the compiler doesn't need a stupid initialism. Just say "the compiler". There is nothing memorable or disambiguating or intuitive or efficient about initialisms…
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Comment #31595018
Treat IPv6 as an extension of IPv4, not a separate network space. Deprecate software that doesn't support IPv6. Stop DHCP servers from providing IPv4 by default. Then we can enjoy …
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Comment #31594971
Sounds like the customer specifically planned to migrate from BMC to IBM.
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Comment #31590233
Your deposit is insured. But sure, participate in panic.
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Comment #31590226
We've had at least one recession every decade. Why on earth would that cycle stop now?