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They just treat MIT-licensed software like a public road which "somebody" is going to upkeep, but there's nobody except tireless open source developers who do that, especially in case of NetBSD.
I just dream of times when signing half a million check is not an issue for a company that is worth trillions. It's way less than every single one of them spend annually on t-shirts for their employees.
My another utopian wish would be to held them accountable for what they promised in the campaign and how they align with their constituents' needs.
Instead we get corrupted idiots who don't even know what they're voting for, why they're voting that way, and if it's important at all. Chat control is one blatant example, mandatory cameras inside cars constantly spying on drivers is another one. Whoever advises them idiots, they're in real control of what's happening in EU.
The saddest is that FreeBSD is massively underfunded. They still manage to do great stuff, make massive improvements. If the big corporations like Apple, who made billions on FreeBSD, could just return a couple millions in donations to the FreeBSD Foundation on a yearly basis, which for them would be less than a rounding error, the OS would be in a vastly different place now. But their corporate greed knows no bounds.
Medium is trying to be little too convenient here. They could just save stuff automatically every few seconds, and that wouldn't require users to press any combination of keys.
For majority of use cases nowadays it's much easier to use a programmable chip than invent a complex device using discrete analog electronic parts.
from https://kolistat.com to https://bedeverewise.app.
Suspicious data:
(URL) https://bedeverewise.app/embed?autorun=1&query=WITH pois AS (
SELECT k, dpois(k, 3) AS pmf
FROM range(0, 11) AS t(k)
)
VISUALIZE
k AS x
, pmf AS y
FROM pois
DRAW bar
;
so... no, thanks.
Yeah, hello desktop.
D:\source\DenoTest>deno desktop main.ts
error: Module not found "file:///D:/source/DenoTest/desktop".
One day you'll maybe discover ACID properties of RDBMS systems, and all the puzzles will fall into place.
None of OVH, GCP, AWS, Azure wanted so much data about me, and I run my services in all of them successfully. Not in Hetzner.
Sorry Hetzner, you're too data-hungry. Nothing you say justifies that.
https://use.expensify.com/blog/scaling-sqlite-to-4m-qps-on-a...
"2006-01-02 15:04:05.999999999 -0700 MST"
says it all. It's a really bad joke or an excellent trolling.
The entire world have used:
%Y for the year. %m for the month. %d for the day. %H for the hour. %M for the minute. %S for the second.
for over 50 years, but Golang forces me to remember "06" for a year, "15" for an hour and "05" for second. and "MST", the Mountain View time, that particular time zone moniker, in a center of the universe, as a placeholder for a real time zone. Yes, the Mountain View, not UTC ("Z"ulu time) like a sane person would do (although nobody sane would implement that format).
Americans love wars. They must fight wars either literally or figuratively. How are you not seeing this? When I'm sipping my coffee looking at mountains and contemplating chirping birds, they must fight, make billions and destroy the planet along the way.
Majority of hard disk encryption done in the HDD/SSD controller is 100 times more crap than BitLocker itself. It's littered with bugs and security vulns. Anybody using it is insane.
You'll soon may be able to implement overlapping graphics windows in TUI within GUI.
This is stupid af.