There were a lot of fears around capital flight when France implemented their wealth tax and it just… didn't happen. Basically the things that actually matter to economies and societies, like companies, skilled workers, and infrastructure doesn’t just up and leave on some rich dudes tantrum.
I like an LVT, but capital flight arguments against more targeted wealth taxes aren't well founded for the average voter. Basically. They're a net good for most people.
You kind of haven't addressed the point though, you’ve just pointed out that linux experiences memory pressure less often.
But OPs point is that Windows is better at it when you inevitably fill its memory. I run multiple clusters of docker containers and virtualised systems in my day to day, and its true that linux (Ubuntu at least) isn't the best at huge memory pressure, especially when I fill swap. And I’m running the latest intel chip with 32gb. I wish I’d gone 64gb… but, memory prices.
I don't know if thats better or worse than Windows though, I haven’t touched an MS machine in a decade.
We definitely encountered challenges, like rouge data sets from silod teams, rehydration of backups, etc. but we managed to comply with the right to be forgotten. And these are large companies. If someone as a data engineering manager admits to not being able to do it? Well thats either a resourcing problem, a negligence problem, or a skill issue.
I actually really dislike that abot pop os tbh. I know its silly. But branding does matter. And a name is about as close to an identity as you can get.
There were a lot of fears around capital flight when France implemented their wealth tax and it just… didn't happen. Basically the things that actually matter to economies and societies, like companies, skilled workers, and infrastructure doesn’t just up and leave on some rich dudes tantrum.
I like an LVT, but capital flight arguments against more targeted wealth taxes aren't well founded for the average voter. Basically. They're a net good for most people.
Probably the most starred mirror ever though.
ReactOS also.
You kind of haven't addressed the point though, you’ve just pointed out that linux experiences memory pressure less often.
But OPs point is that Windows is better at it when you inevitably fill its memory. I run multiple clusters of docker containers and virtualised systems in my day to day, and its true that linux (Ubuntu at least) isn't the best at huge memory pressure, especially when I fill swap. And I’m running the latest intel chip with 32gb. I wish I’d gone 64gb… but, memory prices.
I don't know if thats better or worse than Windows though, I haven’t touched an MS machine in a decade.
Something like bunsen?
They're the ones who have built the environment we’ve inherited.
I was so confused, took me a moment to realise you meant consolation haha.
~300 pcm average. 3 people. No gas. No solar. 3 bed + study townhouse. 0.35c/kwh average. Including line fees.
An elitebook, maybe. But not all HPs are made equal. Just like Lenovos.
Finally.
Yeah they do. But its relatively skewed towqrds improvement rather than land. Makes it less attractive to develop.
Just reply in your broken english. Everyone understands. It’s actually sad to lose that side of language.
Debian on a Lenovo t400 here.
Bit of a click baity title lol. If there’s one good use of AI, its probably accessibility.
We definitely encountered challenges, like rouge data sets from silod teams, rehydration of backups, etc. but we managed to comply with the right to be forgotten. And these are large companies. If someone as a data engineering manager admits to not being able to do it? Well thats either a resourcing problem, a negligence problem, or a skill issue.
They're not in a relationship any more in case you didn't know (not sure if your use of present tense was intentional). Divorce was finalised in 2021.
I respected his wife. Melinda. Not perfect, but she effectively strong armed him into pouring billions into the Gates foundation.
Brother this is not his first time. At every point from then its his fault lol.
That’s super awesome. Your employer was doing a good thing enabling that
I actually really dislike that abot pop os tbh. I know its silly. But branding does matter. And a name is about as close to an identity as you can get.