Yeah I agree.
Yeah I agree.
I see potential in a chat bot that can explain concepts and answer questions, supported by illustrations.
Where’s the “CALL ME THE MEME LORD” meme
That’s the reason I think matrix lights should be outlawed. They allow plausible deniability for the driver. “oh sorry, is my matrix broken?” No, it never worked to begin with; bikes and pedestrians are blinded. Drivers on the opposite lane are blinded if there’s a divider between sensor and lamp. You’re illuminating the town like breaking dawn because your matrix doesn’t care about sleep, either!
The problem is non-savvy people classifying connecting a Bluetooth or wifi as complicated.
Also it’s just broken. Try to add an IP without gateway and it won’t let you.
There once was a time when I would have recommended VMWare, since Workstation is now free for personal use and HyperV is missing crucial direct hardware throughput, but… It’s shit now. Doesn’t work properly under W11.
Why does every tech company seem to have reached the ‘collapse’ part of enshittification simultaneously? Couldn’t they have staggered it a little?
Skylake myself, after a FX 9590 as a last ditch effort.
I’ll never get a P/E core CPU. Windows 11 fucked with virtualization and now the scheduler somehow breaks VMWare, all because my Desktop CPU somehow needs to be as power efficient as a laptop CPU when idle cores already hardly consume power. And spoiler: Otherwise I want to use the power I bought.
New build will be AMD, and only when the old one starts breaking. Now that I think about it, I should research if I can move BitLocker drives to a new system.
https://www.astra.admin.ch/astra/de/home.html
The English abbreviation is in fact FEDRO.
At least for ASTRA, for software developed in their projects that’s already the case. Frameworks etc. used are not covered, but all source code for PLC and SCADA are theirs and you’re required to hand over all code as part of documentation at the end. As a zip on a USB key, never to be looked at again.
I’ll gladly upload my stuff into some repo they allow me to. I’ve inquired about it in the past - I wrote a piece of sw that fills a requirement hole left by a widely used SCADA tool - but they outright forbid it. That was about a year ago.
My point is less about open source and more about how they have no clue how to handle their IP even now. It’s a nice gesture at best (at least currently. Maybe there’s more on the way).
Been contracting for the Swiss government for years, namely ASTRA. They have 0 concept of how that should happen. It’s their IP, but they don’t want to take it, host it, maintain it, or do anything else with it once the project is done.
Do they just expect others to foot the bill? Sure, free GitHub exists, but everything else? Open sourcing without maintenance is abandonware and usually useless.
Da soll mal einer behaupten, das ganze Hin und Her sei markttechnisch besser als einfach bei einer Entscheidung zu bleiben.
Das nächste 9€-Ticket kommt als Kombiangebot mit nem Baseballschläger.
we use vmware because customers do. if they migrate - which they might because of the licensing thing - we will too. so it’s an actual possibility already.
fingers crossed!
and we still can’t get vmware to run properly on our company laptops. current theory is p/e core scheduling shenanigans. it’s only been two years, what can you expect from the global leaders in virtualization and os.
i swear, before i upgrade I’ll move my team to Linux. I’ve been mainlining debian for six years without issues, INCLUDING RUNNING VMWARE.
They collected incognito session info, whose entire existence was ‘not keeping a history’, so almost 100% the latter.
Anonymous-Proxy
Teams calls for example :( I have chromium on my Debian only for teams.