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Put a refactor ticket in the backlog. We’ll get to it eventually, right?
Put a refactor ticket in the backlog. We’ll get to it eventually, right?
Same in Hungary.
This is the epitome of Poe’s law
That’s basically the whole reason an entire instance popped up dedicated to the topic (db0) AND its main community is the 10th largest in the lemmyverse.
The main mods and a whole lot of people came here.
This is one of the success stories of a major sub migrating here.
That was Denvercoder9…
Similar. WSL is fucking good, at least for me. It was a surprisingly good move from MS.
Big Carl
Hey! It was Windows Me. Closely followed by Vista.
*upsettingestest
It cannot notify you, you have to check it manually, but: I use DaRemote on my phone to periodically check my bare metal.
The whole thing has degrees. I very much like to help my mother to update her browser. I really don’t want to help choosing a printer to my cousin’s second brother’s wife AND install it during Christmas when we are home and I want to just chill with my close family.
Yeah. The problem is that even inside IT I cannot really change because I’ll be the junior immediately and they’ll offer half my current salary in a new place. The more applies to a complete switch. I have a mortgage, a child, a car, some expensive hobbies, and some goes to savings. I have a certain lifestyle. I simply cannot afford to lose any of my current income.
But I really hope some day I’ll have enough in savings to make the switch.
Gotcha. The problem was that it took me to a general Wikipedia page of “Did you think of…” because the trailing bracket gets cut. Either because of Sync or Firefox, I don’t know. I have that problem since forever. And the general page don’t preserve the section link.
The PreDB link also takes me to the Nuked article.
It can be definitely done. I think it shouldn’t be too hard to optimize for scale, should it?
69 -> nice.
I referenced an overused, childish joke.
It is now.
Okay, thank you. Anyway: is here somebody who actually knows WHY this happened? What was the underlying cause for our ansestors to start using it? What were they trying to achieve or solve? (UNINTENTIONALLY, okay, we got it.)