Another popular way is date based numbering. So the kernel just released could have been 2026.02, the next prolly 2026.05, the last 2025.11. It doesn't really matter.
Yes eclipse IDE does that and so do I for my own software releases. At some point although, version numbers were more indicative of major structural changes but not so much anymore if you look at Google chrome or Firefox release number for example.
Well then Linus is lucky Sun Microsystems open-sourced java from the start so we can have openjdk now because Oracle would have for sure sued Linus into oblivion:
https://www.baeldung.com/java-...
sequalphabet sounds better to me.
Well, it was kind of informative to me since I barely use anything google. I am not talking about the name change although, just the fact that it exists and that it's used internally.
Exactly my first thought too.
I'd have used no quotes at all.
I don't even know yet what Pinterest is. At some point, I thought it was a fork of the University of Washington Pine email client.
About signing the updates and not putting the private key on the servers? Then, clean, not already infected clients downloading the update should simply reject it. I am puzzled I didn't see this mentioned anywhere yet.
I realize you are still green in Unix systems administration and solutions
I already told you I am not trying to be "proud" about anything. Talk as a login shell works fine too.
I am glad you mentioned it. I regularly chat with my team members using ssh to a server running a irc client which is the login shell and the client connects to the local irc server running on the same said server.
For a quicker and dirtier solution, you mentioned it again, just use talk to avoid setting up a irc server.
Believe me here, I am not bragging in any way, just sharing my own experience while realizing people will come up with all kinds of no-no and I am willing to accept any objections. In other words, I am just saying. Not trying to convince anybody.
Just use gpg to send an email, run your mail clients locally and call it a day. We already had this decades ago.
Of course, it's too complicated for the mere mortals so we need big corporation to come to the rescue.
Stop exaggerating! By its own definition, office 365 is down one day every four years. Otherwise, it would be called office 365.25
God forbid we're talking about a teenager who might want to show up at their job not all sweaty and disgusting.
Yeah, I could assume most kid jobs don't provide that but anyway; I worked for a big finance company where we had showers and lockers to put our suits into so we could shower and change clothes before going to wok. There was also a big locker to put our bikes into and you had to go through a security guard to get to it.
And 4500 pounds is 20016.997 newtons
If you push the "extra ice" button on the soft drink vending machine, you won't get any ice. If you push the "no ice" button, you'll get ice, but no cup.
