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08:00 - 16:00 Work (sometimes more)
16:10 - 20:00 Home with family, go out, kids, etc Family stuff
20:00 - 24:00 Gaming/Side projects/Twitch/Netflix/HN :P
00:01 - 06:00 Sleep
Exactly the opposite. People with open floor plans don't cook every day, otherwise their home will smell like a cheap restaurant, unless they got used to it.
My parents have an open plan, i don't. My home smells fresh every day (except kitchen) despite cooking every day, their house, smells like food in every corner because the smell impregnates in every material(especially in the winter) and is very hard to get it out.
That has to run (and postpone updates) more than a week to force reboot it.
It's nice to see governments to embrace technology but, it will be nice to start from the ground up and what I would like to see is: modern websites, one mobile app for everything, transparency of the money they spend, multiple payment options for taxes and transportation, simple online forms, digital signatures, etc.
They take a step, then skip 100, do another one and then: "oh we are done here, we embraced technology"
Government is/will be the first/last institution that can defend you and your identity.
Vote the people you trust.
Because the CPU is not a problem and no noticeable difference in performance from generation to generation, makes no damn sense to replace their laptops.
Use the tools that get your job done and stop bragging about it.
1. How can Intel sue MS for emulator, but linux(qemu) can get way with it?
2. Why MS tries to push the emulator, when they can just port their programs (already ported to Win RT I think) and provide developers some tools to port their apps?
Like others said, yes they are big and with lots of moving parts. But if you take care of them (every month by the book) no one should have any unexpected problems.
For me is mind blowing that OVH did the last power failure test in MAY. WHY so rare? IMO that is 1st mistake.