I’m not saying that they aren’t working hard, might be some other circumstances are preventing them from re-deploying/fixing it, in my experience with infrastructure work cutting single task into smaller chunks staggered over time actually makes it harder.

Again there are probably other factors there and it’s not simple ‘re-deploy older version’ kind of task.

Realistically it can’t take this long if the person working on it has knowledge required, it might be just a generous estimate or they are going for full backup restoration from some kind of very slow cold storage.

restoration will take around two weeks, but could take up to a month

That’s a long time.

It’s just modders with egos size of Jupiter, in the TES community there are plenty of them.

pilot phase with 38 ministry employees kicked off last year to trial Collabora’s suite with Office documents. However, this trial was terminated when elections took place earlier this year. A spokesperson confirmed that the experiment had concluded, and would not resume again. They also confirmed that no evaluation benchmarking Collabora’s performance against Microsoft Office had taken place either.

So it was a performance more or less, without any plan to actually switch.

Irreplaceable how? If I’m not mistaken helium is one of the most abundant elements right after hydrogen.

Get your hand off my penis!

I do, but there is an issue with lauchers in general. Not just steam.

Yes, but it’s bad because software has bugs.

They sure like their eschathological predictions and easily influenced people. In their new mythology “THE AI” is either a Jinn or an evil god, but they a going to stop it from being evil. As long as money are paid (by everyone, saving the world needs money, alright?)

So what exactly is peppermintos? As far as main page it looks like they took debian without systemd and decided that it’s too mainstream still and they should focus on being x-server only distro.

Inclusion of core-js or whatever it is called into the list feels dumb. Sqlite iirc doesn’t accept new contributors, other projects on the list might as well. Not all of them require high maintenance beyond small fixes their authors are obviously capable of implementing.

Japan was in cybersecurity hellscape for some time already.

Do they use git and github interchangably?

They sometimes work better if you abuse them enough or make a rule for them that says you are going to abuse them if they won’t behave.

You get 80% there by being a software engineer to start with, without proper discipline and experience in the field it won’t be 80/20.

With LLM it’s closer to 60/40, you can get an MVP in a day or two, but the next step is either impossible or so hard it will require so much resources that it makes it almost impossible. But if you start with a very clear idea of architecture and software stack - in that case you’ll get 80/20. Then the real problem starts - you don’t know your code, and have no idea how everything interacts and there going to be thousands or tens of thousands of lines of shit that does nothing or done something in the past that LLM forgot to remove, or it left a document that describes it so it won’t remove it and so on.

smartphones are essential in many places now.