Posts by Georgski 21 publicly visible posts • joined 22 Jul 2012
> David Calhoun, CEO of Boeing said in a recent earnings call that Boeing is glad that the FAA paused its [Boeing's] production expansion, which gives the company time to fix things and do right.
So: Even after the short term-ist, stock price driven, engineering has caused terrible results for everyone _even the shareholders_, he still won't take any action to fix it until forced by the FAA.
Great.
Our org is not buying any more Dell as, on top of build quality declining, they aren't even getting the selling bit right? Often we have ordered laptops, had long waits, and then the arrived spec is different (eg wrong Windows licence). Sometimes the laptop immediately requires service repair.
Can't think that this cackhanded approach to layoffs is going to turn them around.
I gave you an upvote as I get by on 50/20 as a home coder. We are in an era where D-VCS won, where we have large package caches, and continuous integration so we're not pushing up the stuff we build locally.
But it's entirely unworkable for content creators - and TikTok et al made everyone into content creators.
This is a bit of a nothingburger; if you get the super key then you can use the super key. No exploits were used to obtain the super key.
What they could do however is disable super keys by default. Sounds like they are thinking of doing this someday. IMO they should do it sooner than that.
If they had a reliable "bot test" then they would ban them all, no?
My guess is that 5% is a guess.
M&A law is not new to regretful buyers who found a mistake or exaggeration, and think it could be a handy pretext to pull out of the deal. It is going to be very difficult for Elon to win on that argument.
Side note. The dude actually started out by claiming he could FIX THE BOT PROBLEM! Now saying it has a bot problem so he must withdraw! He is a clown.
In general, EU members can set more stringent parameters if they like. For example nearly every other member state had greater restrictions on freedom of movement than the UK did.
@El Reg: if you have any analysis of why the EU regs would have stopped this, I'd love to read it. For obvious reasons UK.gov is not a neutral party on this topic.
VS is slower and slows down more the larger your solution gets. (And what is the point of solutions anyway?)
It's ridiculous how much faster "Find in Files" is.
Lots of things are at least a tiny bit faster - you might only wait a beat in VS, but in VS Code it's done instantly as your fingers go clicky clicky on the keyboard. You feel like a wizard.
I am currently using both VS and VSCode, Code filling the role of Notepad++. (It totally kicks its ass. For starters - No menu-hunting ever!) Yeah Jetbrains IDEs are usually pretty nice, need to get me back a Resharper license.
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