Imo any attacker that has access to the hardware cannot be countered by software. There always is a badusb or sodder this here chip type attack possible against any attempt at locking up your pc.
You can encrypt and backup, but any legends about tpm, bios passwords, weird hardware encryption features and keys are moot once an attacker can read what transits on the pcie or memory bus
That is not me, it is an example of a 9 to 5 in the service industry around the world. You might judge someone working like that but the reality is that the important stuff is not done at the office but at home with the family. That shit pays the bills and it is not really an option to find a job with purpose, that is sadly an idealistic dream, most people just carry on in a job that pays enough to then do other stuff with those they love.
You can find all the dignity you want but at the end of the day you need to take the available jobs or end up on the street.
Sure man, but the vast majority of us do not work in the making beautiful sounds with violing business.
If some middle manager boss says to some minion to make a quick draft of a keynote of some random info that tangentially may make sense in one of his meetings, and the minion then goes on working on it on full attention for a day to make the beautifullest keynote of the word he did not do a draft and the boss is pissed because other shit did not get done. Having an llm quarter ass a keynote based on a prompt and two refinements is precisely the effort required for that job, any more than that is wasting time.
Debian is unable to manage modern dependency trees because they chose not to. It is fucking embrarassing what happens with any "normal and modern" thing in cargo, npm or other cursed repository pulling in 2000 dependencies you have absolutely no hope in being able to vet for malware or stupid bugs. This comes on top of a culture of API instability between one minor version and another.
Debian has their packages and those are tested and inspected in depth, regressions are tested. There are people running debian for a job and we don't want that kind of nonsense.
What a shocker, such an optional date field indeed seems like a grave menace to all of the freedoms. You should make a merge request with an optional field for an user's income, so that we may hunt the billionares and exterminate that vvermin with such powerful optional fields.
French has more real world application, and in former french colonies it is still spoken a lot. Italian is closer to latin, which for someone already speaking spanish or portoghese might be interesting. I would not worry about mixing up, that might happen but is not really a bad issue, mostly a conversation item in my experience.
The people running the agent need to be looking at the code and cleaning it, not someone else, that is the key thing that is missing in all these failures. Linux is the same, they would never accept something that has not at least the same quality as something written by a competent human
I am a software dev with more than 10 years of experience I have code in production and need to support legacy systems. I am trying to explain how I found a way to use this stuff in helping me in doing my job and getting food on my family's table, but sure buddy I don't know what I am talking about.
I understand and do agree with the technical points made in the article. I do find the use of gratoutious violence kinda offputting, ngl
Imo any attacker that has access to the hardware cannot be countered by software. There always is a badusb or sodder this here chip type attack possible against any attempt at locking up your pc.
You can encrypt and backup, but any legends about tpm, bios passwords, weird hardware encryption features and keys are moot once an attacker can read what transits on the pcie or memory bus
That is not me, it is an example of a 9 to 5 in the service industry around the world. You might judge someone working like that but the reality is that the important stuff is not done at the office but at home with the family. That shit pays the bills and it is not really an option to find a job with purpose, that is sadly an idealistic dream, most people just carry on in a job that pays enough to then do other stuff with those they love.
You can find all the dignity you want but at the end of the day you need to take the available jobs or end up on the street.
That is not how any of this works. You don't bring down a datacenter to patch it, then bring it back up like doing updates on grandmas pc.
Op you have been diagnosed with "unc" congratulations, hope you will survive like the rest of us.
Especially useful for any rust code, exactly like in the example!
I agree with you. Yet those jackasses will not be replaced any faster by us agreeing here.
Sure man, but the vast majority of us do not work in the making beautiful sounds with violing business.
If some middle manager boss says to some minion to make a quick draft of a keynote of some random info that tangentially may make sense in one of his meetings, and the minion then goes on working on it on full attention for a day to make the beautifullest keynote of the word he did not do a draft and the boss is pissed because other shit did not get done. Having an llm quarter ass a keynote based on a prompt and two refinements is precisely the effort required for that job, any more than that is wasting time.
Do you aim for excellence in your first drafts? You may want to consider better effort allocation.
Do not use Flatpack, it causes more problems than it solves, especially if you don't know what you are doing
Debian is unable to manage modern dependency trees because they chose not to. It is fucking embrarassing what happens with any "normal and modern" thing in cargo, npm or other cursed repository pulling in 2000 dependencies you have absolutely no hope in being able to vet for malware or stupid bugs. This comes on top of a culture of API instability between one minor version and another.
Debian has their packages and those are tested and inspected in depth, regressions are tested. There are people running debian for a job and we don't want that kind of nonsense.
What a shocker, such an optional date field indeed seems like a grave menace to all of the freedoms. You should make a merge request with an optional field for an user's income, so that we may hunt the billionares and exterminate that vvermin with such powerful optional fields.
Not to mention death threats and whatnot
Can you explain in detail, what exactly that change did?
French has more real world application, and in former french colonies it is still spoken a lot. Italian is closer to latin, which for someone already speaking spanish or portoghese might be interesting. I would not worry about mixing up, that might happen but is not really a bad issue, mostly a conversation item in my experience.
You could guess or go read the actual ruling, you sure ain't getting quality info just from titles...
That is english, not italian
Ok thought you where a crusader, I am sure you also are against systemd and probably a rust keyboard warrior too eh?
The people running the agent need to be looking at the code and cleaning it, not someone else, that is the key thing that is missing in all these failures. Linux is the same, they would never accept something that has not at least the same quality as something written by a competent human
I am a software dev with more than 10 years of experience I have code in production and need to support legacy systems. I am trying to explain how I found a way to use this stuff in helping me in doing my job and getting food on my family's table, but sure buddy I don't know what I am talking about.