Well enterprise software is either going to run on windows or Linux servers, so sounds like windows and Linux make good dev workstations.
My current work gives devs macs but we build everything for Linux so it’s a bit of a nuisance. And Apple moving to arm made running vms basically impossible for a while, it’s a bit better now.
Still a giant pain in the butt to have your dev environment not match the build environment architecture.
I turn my desktop off every single day, so I need the power button daily, I turn my work laptop off weekly.
Without the axis it looks like some episodes had a rating of 1 and others a rating of 9 or 10.
If I don’t read the axis the conclusion is even worse!
At least I know where the zero index is if I check the axis.
Not reading the axis is the worst thing you could do for information literacy
Still doesn’t make sense with the bottom cut off. Imagine it as comparing the height of a bunch of people, say Americans vs Asians just going for a large difference here, if you start the chart at 4 feet, then you are going to get a very different feel from it compared to one started at 0. It will imply a even larger difference than there is
Don’t trim your graphs.
Your git solution still has all of these issues, as you need the git server to be alive, for number 3 use something like rsync so you keep a local copy that is backed up if you are concerned about the file share being offline.
Stop making graphs that don’t start at 0, it’s good that at least they all start at the same value, but by cutting off the axis below 7 you are altering the presentation of the data to imply a larger variance than there actually was.
Canada already has laws restricting hate speech, adding a law that adds a very specific definition is not going to lead down a slope more than the current system does.
They should prove relight during these suborbital flights, anything else is just asking to accidentally leave a starship sized chunk of debris in orbit for a few months-years
That worked out so well for Ukraine didn’t it.
Get out of here you Russian troll
Canada specifically won’t issue .ca without proof of residence in the country, or something close to that.
I think .io is unfortunately administered by a group outside of the country it’s related to. Which means they have less control at the moment (something something British colonialism or something)
But yeah imo country code tlds should be limited to businesses / people who reside within the specific country.
We have soo many other tld options that are better choices.
Most of his followers are probably terrible people too.
Catching starship booster was pretty fucking cool.
A hit car engine is an external ignition source, and gas cars go up in flames daily in the us
The suffering doesn’t just go away because we don’t have modern tech.
Yeah with an Nvidia GPU and a valve index I have issues in vr on Linux no audio through the vr headset since displayport audio doesn’t work, and constant stutters in vr some kind of interpolation / timing issue i think.
I’ve heard things are better with amd gpus, but haven’t been able to test it.
My guy, people in Europe who walk aren’t walking 300ft in a day, they are walking probably 2-3km daily, those are the kinds of distance where you would start to really feel the effect of having gained 30-40 pounds that you might not realize if you walk like 300 ft in a day
Sure, but there are several and op didn’t specify what they wanted to do with it, typically if someone uses the m2.22xx naming they expect to put storage in it, which would not work here. So I was just trying to make that especially clear.
It’s literally got WIFI printed on the board below it, likely a slot for a wifi card.
Yes, but you would blow out most of the amplification circuitry in a radio telescope reciver if you tried to use it for broadcast at any kind of power.