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1·6 days agoNot that I know of. (But if there is, I’d very much like to learn about that!)
They have cooties.
3·15 days agoIt depends, of course. If you skip military service and then spend 5 years doing something like a 3 year bachelor’s of business administration then that could surely be seen as somewhat embarrassing. But for most people, 24 years old would be perfectly normal, even somewhat young.
I used the internet for decades before any of the services you list existed. These days I use a few of them, but if they disappeared tomorrow I’d just go back to how things used to be.
And still I never wear more than two at the same time …
71·1 month agoThere’s a special circle in hell for people who write Python without type annotations.
cooking spray
Fascinating! I had never heard of this thing before, but Wikipedia has now educated me:
I’m sorry, but you’re wrong, that’s a truly amazing novel.
While some of the things that Cloudflare do are only possible through their massive scale, they also do a lot of things that are perfectly fine to do successfully also on a smaller scale.
For one example of one such thing, see:
Don’t be so quick to assume that its’ a mistake!!!
My questions is because im not deleting the disk im actually wiping the disk, where is it storing the code for the wipe disk operation to run from?
Without knowing anything about any of the software you’re asking about, I can still say that RAM would be a very good guess, anything that was read from disk would normally store itself in RAM before modifying the disk it was read from.
On the contrary, to me this is a really weird question, I struggle to guess why anyone would want to know what a random bunch of strangers think about this.
Why do you want to know this?
Why do you want to know this?
Once I ended up in a situation where I was required to be present in the office but didn’t actually have any tasks to perform (all work on our project had been halted by some patent lawsuit).
So I simply talked to my manager and asked if it’d be OK if I used the time I had to sit there with nothing to do to work on open source projects and after some initial confusion he agreed to this so that’s how I then spent my working days (until the work they actually paid me for eventually got going again).
That guilt is real. I readily admit to romcoms and kaiju movies, but knowing that every time I buy a ticket, I help feed the billion dollar slop machine, that stings.
no matter how horrendous the dub
You willingly watch dubbed movies!? Now that’s the first answer here for which I really understand the guilt.
I’m not so sure about that, when my friends who work in finance tell me about the people they work with their stories often make me think that I’ve been very lucky to end up in a field like software where people in general are so nice, helpful and cooperative.
It all depends on what one compares with, I guess.