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KDE’s qt6 transition sure was something
KDE’s qt6 transition sure was something
i suppose that would make it (K|C)DE
don’t forget the ones we got paid for very well and the ones we introduced to not go to prison
experience helps. after some time, you will suckless :)
Depending on the company you work at you can actually still encounter testing equipment built during WW2 because “it still works”
tbf i am the other extreme: i work in a material science lab so we work almost exclusively with specialized/custom software
Office 365 […] i know we can use the web version
tbf, this isn’t the only software related problem. a lot of companies also use specially developed software that doesn’t have a linux version because everyone in the company is using windows anyways and adding a different release target would likely add costs and consume more development time for those internal tools
well, you can always donate to open source projects…
Programmer is insufficiently polite
- INTERCAL
i think the problem there is more structural than formatting
no! who would do such things to you? point me at 'em and i’ll beat them up for you!
just that i absolutely, 100% believe you. i mean… why wouldn’t i?
help! i wanna leave!
:wq
why isn’t it working???
fun fact: water should react most strongly to the radiation used in microwaves while ceramic plates and glass should be pretty much inert - feel free to test by inserting first an empty mug of your choice, then doing the same wirh the mug filled with water and coming back to us with your findings :)
Here is a nice starting point for further reading
also as a side note: metals also react very strongly and the strong reaction of metals combined with the weak reaction of ceramic materials is why microwave kilns are a thing (for an explanation see the appropriate section here under “modern kilns”)
to be fair, it actually doesn’t know - windows doesn’t do ext4…
quite expensive
this is a £7 billion fine against a company that can afford to pay apple £1.2 billion for a system default…
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