Yeah, not using it isn’t going to help you when the bottom line is all people care about.
It might take junior dev roles, and turn senior dev into QA, but that skillset will be key moving forward if that happens. You’re only shooting yourself in the foot by refusing to integrate it into your work flows, even if it’s just as an assistant/troubleshooting aid.
Or molars from random girls on the street
Sir, this is Lemmy. People treat the applications and hardware you use with ethical alignment and switching to FOSS literally has approval on the level of religious conversion.
It’s no wonder people around here care so much about random people’s opinions, the place practically filters for it.
How much of the revenue is actually going to Rowling for the product?
How do you know the bots aren’t already here? What security fortress does Lemmy have that reddit doesn’t which stops bots from being here?
Plus they think the stupidest shit matters.
Earlier I saw people complaining about the Hogwarts game because of JK Rowling. Yeah, don’t play the videogame based on the book series that was written by a transphobe. Cause somehow that means the videogame and it’s developers are all transphobic too?
Someone should tell them transphobic people breathe oxygen, maybe they’ll suffocate themselves as activism.
Well there’s only a few hundred people commenting and a lot of initial transfers have stopped using the site because it only caters to extremist views. Hell even I’m about to just stop and use Tildes exclusively.
Personally I’ve never seen it the way everyone claims, from day one this place seemed to just be the worst of reddit, but who knows.
Cats don’t carry it hereditarily, they have to be infected and it’s usually because they’re outdoor cats.
Like 75% of my basic training division was either inner city poverty escapism or rural poverty escapism.
Ironically that became the uniting force of those people, something they could understand when everything else about the person is different.
I had a similar experience but with a book about Dinosaurs that contained scientifically accurate eons, etc.
I started to piece together that while we might not be 100% correct all the time, YEC doesn’t even have an alternative. They just try and debunk evolution but have no scientific method/knowledge that proves they’re correct.
Where’s all the geological science that shows a 6000 year old earth? None. There should be competing theories, but instead it’s just “you’re wrong, trust me bro.”
No one is pointing a finger and saying Linux isn’t capable, they’re saying it currently cannot run certain programs which is true. Why it can’t is irrelevant, to the user it just can’t.
Honestly that’s more like network engineering than programming, but you’re surprisingly accurate.
Not to be nitpicky but this advice is meant more for things like car tires and shoes than patio furniture.
Did they go full ghost recon with it? Just absolutely massive open worlds?
I really enjoy the Arasaka tower nuking sequence, the rebel path blazing while you blow people in half with your .50 cal pistol can’t be beat.
I loved the modern sections of the first two games (Ezio trilogy is one game for this comment’s purpose) and never played three, so when I got black flag and found out retroactively that they killed off Desmond and didn’t intend for a modern day assassin’s creed to be the endgame I quit playing them.
Just in time too, cause they’d have clearly just kept milking the franchise to death in the past decade.
Ray of Enfeeblement: sad flopping noises
I’ve never used Linux in an Enterprise environment so I don’t know if there’s an easier way to store servers/switches as objects and access them via the standard terminal than MTPuTTY, but yeah I’m not surprised it was originally created for windows and then ported at some later time.
Not anymore, it’s a terminal emulator but most have transitioned to just using Poweshell to SSH into things. I like multi-tabbed putty and use it heavily when configuring network appliances.
It’s also not a Windows thing lol you can install it natively in Debian, Fedora, and Arch that I know of with the basic package manager of each.
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