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Really, a tool where 42% of incident responses the on call engineers are greeted by a pointer that likely lets them resolve the incident almost immediately and move on, rather than spending potentially hours figuring out which component it is they need to address and how, isn't impressive to you?

and why do they run spyware?

Has anyone ever seen such a place in practice? what were they doing right? I've seen this claimed a few times before but it was always wilful blindness + not measuring anything related.

Groups tend to see collective trauma as normal and (unsubconsciously) work to sustain it.

Genuine question: say you have 3-4 services and a bunch of databases that make up your product, what's the alternative to plemping them all into K8s according to you?

Because physical activity and menial work that allows the mind some down time are effective ways to reduce ADHD symptoms.

I played revolution as a kid, it was fun! I wonder if it still runs on modern hardware

Head cheeses when??

By fixing the underlying conditions that lead to the behaviour classified as ADHD rather than depending on stimulants as a(n admittedly very effective) crutch to power through them.

Over what timespan did you do this, and do you have any tips for others who should be doing the same thing?

"This person requires access"?

We do store water in our fat. Dry fasting will cause your body to more aggressively break down the fat to get this water. Unfortunately, your body won't/can't always break down fat.

I imagine the "healthy" connotation that the term fresh carries is good for marketing. "generator" sounds industrial, polluting.. makes one wonder if it causes adverse health effects.

Hi! I'm glad you're doing well on your medication. Can I ask, what have you done to make any possible issues visible?

I've heard a few scary stories from people about long-term adderall usage weakening their heart muscle but they are/were not particularly healthy individuals

This article sure could do with some pictures!

Run or exercise for an hour and then sit down, and you might find out :)

Running badly is bad for the knees*.

Direction is inherently part of what makes a team; can't have a great team without it.

> ("koop op afstand", not sure how to translate)

buy remotely :)

Cost, governments are not benevolent entities.

How would you propose to fix these; what system, according to you, would not have the same flaws as the current ones? There being an Us and a Them has been the way forward for most of human civilization's existence.

"German has super precise, single words for almost all concepts" is a very popular meme with people who don't know a lot about German.

Just buy our other product to remove unwanted memories ;)

The ability to explore isn't just Explorer's namesake but what makes is a good tool. Orienting yourself in Explorer is largely done through the tree on the side... which is missing in this rewrite?

What an affront to computing modern UI design is.

It's not because it's unknown we should assume this effect scales linearly, either..

Self-distancing is a tool and in this case you are using it wrong.

Often, the problem when making such choices, is that fear short-circuits the thinking process. "I may switch to Clojure and not find a job; NO JOB? POVERTY! POVERTY? DEATH!" whereas a more correct thought process would be: "I may switch to Clojure, enjoy it but not find a job. How long can I do without a job?"

This will allow you to explore and discover the safety nets you have around you. From experience as a former doom-thinker: such safety nets are more prevalent than you'd think.

I was strongly reminded of this yesterday when I wanted to send someone the PSK for a home WiFi network. It baffles me that I'd need root access and a separate tool to extract the PSK.

Are there any phone manufacturers that still let you root without potentially bricking the phone etc?

> Do companies use GitHub sponsorships to judge the health of dependencies? Will they create budgets to support their dependencies systematically?

In my past I've worked with multiple places that absolutely loved open-source. Because to them it was "free". Something they could use in their products and then charge customers for. Often these opportunistic parasites would never contribute anything back; going out of their way to work around missing features or bugs rather than trying to fix or contribute towards the codebase.

I doubt that these companies now, despite depending on such OS, would pay paying money/contribute; no matter how administratively trivial it became.

Yes. Of course, now all we're getting at the top of google search results are bland and uninformative "ads" pushed out by copywriters.

Seconded. I've seen quite some Belgian and German (tech) companies that don't value good (tech) employees. They'd rather pay slightly below market rate and cheap out on everything. Somehow these companies keep going. People's standards here, are low.

Belgian news has an item every half-year where some big shot company boy complains about how difficult it is to get (good) ITers. This gets thinned down to "there's not enough ITers". Reality is that they refuse to pay for the quality employees they NEED, so those work elsewhere/leave the company/work remote.