Yeah, some people get a new phone every year or so. I know a guy who trades in his “old” phone for a brand new model every few months. He doesn’t really trade though,he just resells. It only costs him like 200 or 300 euro, if you factor in the resell. For him that’s worth it, aparantly.
Also people are idiots, or at least easily influenced. If you ask someone “you dreamt such and such, right?” They’ll be more likely to agree with you than when you ask “What did you dream?”
https://academic.oup.com/psychsocgerontology/article-abstract/69/3/356/624373?login=false
Yes, normal client computers. Just for simple document work. Inexcusable indeed
Same with YouTube, honestly.
Just talked to a woman from a company in the same holding as mine. They still run their computers on windows xp. They’re in health care and deal with sensitive, confidential patient data.
Gouden combo. Lekker ff dippen ook
I never have that problem with Digital Ocean 😆
Nintendo: “Hold my sake”
And they are right to do so. In the grand scheme of things, it doesn’t really matter how much time you spend on a problem. It’s the result that matters. I remember a meme where a dev would place a “wait” function in a new feature. Than remove the wait call and call it a free update and get lots of praise from the customer.
I think what OP means is that the invention if the photocamera left a lot of painters unemployed. Pralleling that to current times, where AI is threatening the jobs of many artists. Obviously still lives are still being made today, and a decade from now artists will likely still have a job as well, only the market is a lot smaller.
Can’t you sue a company when they do this?
I respect your craft as a troll, but… No, wait I don’t, go fuck yourself.
Tell your boss that it’s even more expensive to have your foot up his ass. And tell it like Red Foreman
What skills do you need to be an embedded dev?
Dafuq is reddit doing here? Gtfo!
The LaTeX SE is also very useful. The official documentation of LaTeX and especially of third party packages, is often hard to read and it’s hard to find what you’re looking for. You can end up on the documentation on Overleaf,but they don’t go I to depth too much.
I think it did ‘rm -rf ~/’ and crashed. Hence the ‘stopped thinking’
Today I broke a colleague’s app, because I repurposed an unused app registration on azure, or at least I thought it was unused. I thought that would be faster than asking the admins for a new registration on a Friday afternoon. But I forgot that I had used that registration for my colleague 's application.
So when he came complaining that it didn’t work, I just told him he had done something wrong and that he should just restart his computer.