20 years ago I trained my Indian replacement, and then took a package. I worked as a contractor for a few more years before retiring. All corp's are bloodsuckers with no regard for the humans that they exploit. My father worked his whole life for the same private company and got well taken care of. A corp. doesn't even understand the concept.
Most people are deeply stupid and that has always been the case.
Most people are not "deeply stupid". But that post was deeply arrogant.
Self-hosted Atlassian products seem to be just fine.
As for what "they said", they also said this cloud shit would be cheaper. It isn't.
Uh, some of us in Windows land use PS/2 for NKRO gaming.
and here I was feeling old...Thanks !!!
I stopped watching. With F1 it will be even easier, I don't watch now so I'll just bite the bullet and continue not watching. I am not sure how the NFL thinks it will be better for the brand by limiting access. I seem to remember watching it at some point when it was over the air...
LOL, My first computer was a trash 80 color computer. I peeked and poked that piece of hardware for a long time.
A friends father was a physicist at LLL and he had a full blown CP/M machine we played Zork on.
When did Slashdot start accepting posts from subscription sites ?!?! Fsck the Verge...
MTBF is useful information, but I think it would be more useful in conjunction with factors like active spinning time, total spin up/down counts, cumulative head seek time, total IO, etc. Presumably time-in-service affects the MTBF more than the age of the drive, but to what extent? Is a NIB drive that's two years old going to be as reliable as one that's only a month or two old? So many variables....
Wikipedia is an interesting concept and it works decently well as a place to go read a bunch of general information and find decent sources. But LLMs are feeding that information to people in a customized, granular format that meets their exact individual needs and desires. So yeah, probably not as interested in reading your giant wall of text when they want 6 specific lines out of it.
Remember when Encyclopædia Britannica was crying about you stealing their customers, Wikipedia? Yeah, this is what they experienced.
No. It isnt. Your 4% figure is closer to what is needed for a rocket sitting on the earth. LEO alone.
Just getting to LEO means on is roughly 50% of the way to anywhere else in the solar system.
The Apollo missions, for example, were 55%.
The coin should show his Mercedes in a handicapped spot.
I want to remind you that I never said 400 tons of fuel, I just used your numbers. I said 8 launches, calling Musk's 4 bull. Even with only 100 tons/fuel per launch, that's 800 tons without changing stuff up should be allow them to stuff more fuel into starship, saving weight via not needing other cargo stuff, just bigger tanks.
Also, I said "reach the moon", not "land on it".
And changing development timelines is pretty normal.
The catch is that they collect data on all of your browsing habits and sell them to the highest bidder.
If at first you don't succeed, you must be a programmer.
