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^ I have seen much of this in the Netherlands. A lot of "Full Time" Consultants.

I've been using Linux on my personal laptop since about 2006, and Linux on my work laptops since 2011, and cyanogenmod/lineageos on my phone since about 2012. I also have a little lakka.tv device hooked up to my tv.

My personal preference, I love gnome3 and android. I prefer them over the osx/ios. And the interface on lakka is pretty amazing. I have everything I need, and I haven't looked back.

I certainly own things like video game consoles which aren't OSS, but I like to buy them to hack them, just for fun, I guess. I use tons of non-free stuff like google docs et al, and whatever else is convenient, easy.

Every macbook ive owned has had Linux on it within minutes after removing it from the box.

I have a theory that this is a common pattern for the Chinese government, this uighur instance just spilled open.

> if the US Federal government designs such a system it will be an inefficient and super costly monster pandering to special interests

I think you described every government project to date.

Yes, just as long as I get to keep my smoke breaks.

TLDR; the encryption wasn't performant enough, so dropped encryption all together. Makes sense...

> covered by Medicare

What is this medium you call "paper"?

Good times, miss you, man

Yo Joel, super rad to see you here. I'll check out browserless

Yes, we'd all love to see it when you're done.

Nexus 5x? Single core bootloader fix?

You can almost deduce that we are all human

Numbers aren't limited to the amount you can count, there will always be more.

I'll say that these are no longer "Pro" devices.

Please define 'delete' in this context. I'm afraid that if I transfer my data, the original will never be deleted.

Now I've doubled my problem.

Familiarity.

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> logical contortions

That's good, I might use it

> Most candidates were struggling by task 9.

Make the test 5 tasks long.

"In obscurity lies opportunity"

The medical system in the US is rampant with this sort of thing, what a shame.

As you do more and more research of the options, you will find that each "service mesh solution" has its own distinct set of pros and cons.

What was the driving factor in choosing a service mesh?

Have you been through Vegas recently? Even the roads are horrible, but I thought it was just because of the weather.

sometimesijust's Law of Proofs

What do you do when someone spills coffee on your drive?

> Dev.Tube has been developed with and care by Latvian software developers

Maybe what they've done is legal in Latvia, I dont know.

> You don't have a hard decision to make until you have another job offer on the table.

You don't have a hard decision to make until youve been fired and you don't have a backup plan.

Can you elaborate? I am genuinely interested in the backstory and/or more detail and the scenario.

I wanted to not reply to this... but I didnt.