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Comment #49185962
They'll clean up instances that aren't doing enough for them to notice, even -- I used to run an XMPP server on one, used daily but not with many users, and they kept shutting it d…
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Comment #49162175
It confused me at the time, mainly because I had a class with written-out C and one with written-out Pascal in the same semester. The Pascal prof wouldn't mark off for C syntax but…
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Comment #49010042
Yes, this is extremely common, both as a continuity means and/or as a localized password manager. Know someone who uses a Rolodex for hers, which is funny and yet it works. Doesn't…
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Comment #48995420
In the end everything is delayed trash. Some trash is recyclable/compostable/etc.
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Comment #48724997
Indeed, a new hire should be able to use Google to find https://puttygen.com/download-putty#Download_PuTTY_on_Linux_... in short order evil grin
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Comment #48349672
Unreliable/stupid is worse than malice, here.
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Comment #48252928
You sound likely to have dysgraphia, based on the fact I have all the same aspects and a dysgraphia diagnosis.
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Comment #48153243
I didn't send it very high up the chain (and was looking for a job at the time anyhow) but mostly got back snickers from peers and an "I know, but this is a directive from above"
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Comment #48150739
Versus my sibling comment to yours, I actually sent that to some internal folks after the bit about AI+total lines committed was said.
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Comment #48150708
When I was at Amazon last year, the bragging (from the AI poo-bah in my section of Amazon, note) about AI included "look at the total line count of commits from the heaviest AI use…
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Comment #48149662
This is why I evaluate if a tool type needs to be cordless when buying. Drills, impact drivers? You want cordless, or to have the option. For a circular saw being used by a homeown…
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Comment #48125268
In my free time, I help maintain the web presence for a small non-profit org with memberships. The original system when I started helping was a bespoke system that was smart in man…
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Comment #48070565
I thought archive.is were the ones squabbling with Cloudflare (extreme simplification)
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Comment #47939617
Haha, good one. Much like Makefiles, patch format precedes a lot of more modern things (by decades!) and is good enough to stick around. Unlike Makefiles, I've never seen tool gain…
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Comment #47895404
3 days? Wow. Can't say I think much of this senior member of your team, who seems to be the anti-social one here. I'm sure it breaks flow for them, but a big part of being senior i…
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Comment #47493217
The person I mentioned in my story upthread had the one-year suspension followed by the interlock requirement for another year
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Comment #47493172
If it's as flaky as my experience upthread suggests, maybe it was just that. At least, that's what I hope, for the sake of those on the bus
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Comment #47490105
I once helped someone get their car home after one of these was installed. Their license would not be returned until it was installed, but they weren't allowed to leave it on the l…
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Comment #47339893
Or, in actuality, the Dell business model will be designed for repairability. I tend to always advise friends who want Windows/Linux laptops to buy from the business lines, especia…
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Comment #47339739
The Macbook Neo is $599. Looking at my local Best Buy and dividing by 3, the laptops below $200 are all HP Chromebooks: Chromebook/N4500 (2021!)/4GB RAM/64GB eMMC, $149 white $179 …
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Comment #47184853
https://www.amazon.com/Three-Felonies-Day-Target-Innocent/dp...
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Comment #46997727
If there was an IP setting users could change, all the self-hosting etc. forums would be talking about how to change it instead of explaining other options. I'd expect not just fix…
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Comment #46965298
A minor quibble: I'd describe Snikket as more a batteries-included distribution of the Prosody config plus validated client apps for mobile devices.
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Comment #46603814
While he definitely went off the rails, I first caught a hint, back in the 90s, when his fanclub/e-list was named "Dogbert's New Ruling Class"... and he seemed to take it a bit too…
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Comment #46571713
You've missed all the posts where people complain about a terminal emulator taking 1ms longer to respond to a keystroke than their preferred one, haven't you?