Pretty much! I manage a SaaS product for our company and the company that makes our product has basically offshored their entire support team. Tier 1 and 2 support went to India, and the customer service reps that we collab with weekly went to Colombia.
Development is still done in my home country, but barely, and I’m sure its just a matter of time until that leaves here also.
Corporations single only motive is to produce more and more profit.
Most of us don’t have clusters so shutting down the server means taking the server and all associated services completely offline.
Do you take your product completely offline for 8 hours every single day?
Openstreetmaps has been treating me pretty well. They don’t have all the business information like gmaps does, but that’s what TripAdvisor and Yelp are for.
Plus people would go to work on a Tuesday but come home on Wednesday. Lol it would be an accounting nightmare.
“Well the books for this company closed on the 1st, but the books for this other department within the company closed on the 2nd”.
He lost the election. Twice, actually. He’s never won the popular vote. He was only the president because of a broken system.
Oh a long running thread, my least favorite thing on the entire internet.
“Hey do you have an answer to my question”
Yeah bro, its in this 700 page forum thread. Here’s a tent and some supplies, godspeed."
Fuck that.
You just need to do this then
cd git-project
rm -rf .git
cd ..
rm -r git-project
With rm -r is for ®ecursion and -f is for F(force) disabled the prompting. So, use -f on the .git directory which has the files you want to obliterate, and leave it off for the safety prompts.
Good point, had not considered that.
Are you a tankie:
No: 40.5
No: 37.9
No: 30.2
No: 37.8
Yes: 65.2
Yes: 50.1
Yes: 23.1
I made up the numbers but this is not how pie charts work.
So the Hunter Biden case is a complete farce but I found it alarming that they were proving WhatsApp messages as evidence during the trial. Clearly the messages aren’t encrypted against Meta, or they hold keys users don’t know about or they wouldn’t be able to furnish messages.
Why are there like four sections each labeled “yes” and “no” with no other distinguishing information?
It has the same kind of infrastructure as email but for social media.
Done. 13 words for the average schmuck.
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Gen X isnt much better tbh. They grew up during the golden age of the boomer era where society had not started to breakdown yet. Some of them may have progressive views, but I bet it won’t be until millenials are in charge that we start to see meaningful change. Gen Z will really get into progressivism I bet.