But that's a code change, that's like saying "we changed the products from being in the back to being on the shelves".
Do you also change your process? Do you divide the work differently? Did you hire a new person to take care of those tasks that are never prioritized and then suddenly become emergency fixes?
doesn't mind watching the burgers for a minute while you go to the cheese shed to get the good cheddar wears an apron to protect the Sailor Moon shirt you gave her for your anniversary eats all the burgers while you're in the shed throws four fresh ones on the grill before you're back because she loves you
Linux-native Dota is a bit worse than Windows Dota, to the point that I tried to run it in Proton instead (doesn't work). With the right start config (-dx11) it runs fine though. Same for Deadlock, it was almost unplayable without -dx11.
I tried to read it, but I was filtered by the first chapter being a rant about how no one wanted to buy his books. (I think it's Genealogy that does that?)
Yeah, it's been a slow decline over many years, and it's been painful to watch, but it's also very hard to turn a ship as big as the US.
I think it's unfair to blame present-day Americans for the current state of affairs, when millions of Americans in 2003 protested the Iraq War and didn't get any result, when the DHS was already cracking down on peaceful protests in 2012 and since then it's been 4 years of an openly fascist government who'd never be swayed by protest, followed by 4 years of "healing" (but mostly pandemic). And I wouldn't say the Americans have been complacent in the last year, it's the most chaotic shit I've ever seen, with already 2 politicalassassinations and a string of massiveprotests.
It's easy to think people did more in the past, but we only get the highlights in the history books. An assassination defines a decade. It takes years of organizing to get a victory.
So don't blame the current generation, America's been pretty fascist for 25+ years and very resistant to change. I just hope this is their opportunity to change it for the better.
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There's one more big difference between Windows and Linux: Windows can only install updates while shutting down, for some reason. On Linux I boot the machine, see the notification for updates, and run them in the background while I do my own things. If the updates need a reboot to take effect, it's a normal reboot that takes mere seconds.
On Windows, I get an update notification in the morning and either take 5 minutes to restart right then, or wait until I naturally shut down (end of the day) and have an abnormally long shutdown that (sometimes) leaves my laptop running and still not fully updated while it's in my bag. That isn't a security issue or a policy issue, it's a technical limitation that results in a terrible user experience.
But that's a code change, that's like saying "we changed the products from being in the back to being on the shelves".
Do you also change your process? Do you divide the work differently? Did you hire a new person to take care of those tasks that are never prioritized and then suddenly become emergency fixes?