Software engineer for a long time, six years in the games industry. Been writing code from the days of machine code to C#/C++. Did audio for some years which got my first job in the games industry.
I changed jobs during the pandemic. I asked if I could work remotely permanently, they said yes. It’s in my contract I work from home, not the office. I’ve been watching the “sea change” as working remotely has been removed from various companies and wondering why? If all the research points to it being better, then - again - why? The speculation about it being related to real estate is depressing!
Oh the horror! I have a laptop running Linux! Two laptops even!!!
Somebody help me!
Windows is too bloated to run on said laptops. On one, during it’s life, it could barely do an update! I eventually wiped Windows and put Linux on it. It worked fine, just not very fast. I mean 4Gbytes is a bit of a squeeze.
12 years I think for my imekon account on reddit.
I deleted mine by hand, they still returned. I’ve taken to editing them and replacing the text with [deleted]. Seems to be working better for now.
My main system is Windows, I’m a Windows developer. My older machines are Linux - because Windows runs like a dog on them and no longer supports them.
from what I’ve seen about Tesla, reliability is a factor. Here’s a quote from Which, a good place for reviews in the UK: “Tesla cars garner a lot of hype for their innovations, but reliability isn’t one of their strengths, according to our annual survey of owners. In our latest reliability survey, the Tesla Model 3 performed well in a number of areas. However, the fact that 28% of owners experienced at least one fault (well above the average) consigns the Model 3 to a three-star score for reliability.”
had to remove cookies from lemmy.blahaj.zonw for my login to work
I did once, for about nine months when I was 18.
Then an exorcism happened, I became doubtful and finally stopped believing.