Instead of some simple tasks which anyone can do, if we throw in some tasks that could only be done by one or two persons in the team, then it would be more realistic. Something like some step needs derivative of a function and only one team member remembers calculus 101, or requires translating a passage from French to English.. The moment you introduce variation in skill sets among the team members, agile for software breaks down. This experiment too might have different results.
Okay, but how is that better than running OSX and firing up a VM when you need Linux?
Aren't you missing all the optimizations that Apple has supposedly put into OSX over the years?
In case you've been living under a rock for the last 14 years, they already have a war with the West/NATO.
In a somewhat ironic turn of events, Muslim fundamentalists in countries like Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iraq, Syria and Gaza now have an actual real honest-to-science angry skydaddy with winged creatures that shoot fire from the sky.
Of course, this does not really bring us any closer to peace with the Islamists. If anything it probably helps them recruit.
We could think of a backup disk where the command \rm -rf / will simply write a fresh empty table of linked inodes on
When the "oops" moment comes, we will have tools that will go and find the previous versions of the inodes table for / and restore the files. We have developed very sophisticated back up tools, time-machine in MacOS comes to my mind, and version control suites. So it should not be difficult to come up with a "safe back up volume that never deletes anything". It will be very good to comply with audit trails etc.
Free markets! Competition!! That is what made America, what it is.
I wish such fierce competition exists in all spheres of the economy.
Without inheritance only very very few lucky people make it to the top 0.5%, by luck. Many who worked as hard and were as smart would not make it to top 0.5%.
2.4 statute miles of surgical tubing at Yale U. = 1 I.V.League