So? Then you also fix that problem, you don’t get to give up.

I see a lot of theese negative comments on Lemmy, GOP troll farms? Pretty effective I would imagine if you want to keep status quo and your citizens passive.

Is the Japanese auto industry in as bad shape as the US? Where I live Nissan Leaf is everywhere, but that model might be an exception?

Maybe it’s not about the actions themselves but raising public awareness for an issue. And as such they have obviously succeeded.

Destroy a bit of concrete = fairly big media coverage but probably just minor fines

Destroy a whole DC = very big media coverage but also probably many years in prison

But what do I know, I’m sure that I’m also insanely dumb.

I am not so sure. It creats activity, being passive is worse. We should encourage all type of protests, even petitions.

So, this is obviously bs. I’m the first one to criticize the orange person in charge, but China would obviously have taken Taiwan if not for the western support. No doubt.

MS: yes but we also made it much slower and consume 1GB of RAM by running it as a web app inside a webview

Ah yes of course, only real Americans know how to write good software - like Windows and Teams. /s

Bruh, have you used Jira recently? We tried GitHub recently and that was so much bloat, especially hated by our devs.

I don’t think so at all. Jira today is quite good. If you want something really shitty try Azure DevOps.

I can only agree. I choosed Mistral because EU, I stayed because pretty damn good.

Also employees that work very long days for minimal pay. I say we should not compete with that.

You mean your half of the chores?

Politicans can be cool. Some are not. But you could be.

How will this affect MDM-solutions that installs apps from outside the GMS world

In a small shop where people really know and trust each other and all have high quality standards and would never break main - is code review necessary and for what purposes if so?

Where do you live/what do you work with? I must say that for my customers - developing a secure, accessible and high quality product is what you have to deliver. They will not accept anything less. This is fantastic for me as a developer, product owner and CTO. We spend a lot of time refactoring and creating a great and bug free experience for our customers and their customers. 100% respect for craftsmanship.

The thing is, (as you already know but this is for people that have not yet taking the plunge), Linux today is so unbelievable good. It’s both snappy and good looking. A 5 year old computer feels like new. There might be a little tinkering, but you know that might be a quite fun experience and your computer feels like new again.

I run Debian for my tv PC, steam link with bt controller - shit just works and it’s so fast.

Damn, doing p2025 but the exact opposite would be a pretty rad society.

There are still a few eu countries that have not yet start using the common currency. But i would say that it’s getting harder and harder to argue that staying outside is something positive. Sure it might feel like a big step but you gain so much more.

As a Swede I feel kind of the the same, but regarding joining the Euro. But what are our options? Sure the Krona could survive another 100 years but the full access to the inner market seems pretty rad. But yeah we need to have a serious talk about democracy with Hungary and a talk about sustainable finances with some countries.