Yet another step of Linux moving further away from UN*X. Originally UN*X was suppose to process plain text, now we have yet another stupid standard.

Since the Linux Foundation is owned by Microsoft, IBM, Google, Oracle and other fortune 500 companies, looks like this is being pushed by corporations.

How about forcing Nvidia to open up their GPU, that is what the real Linux Users want more than anything else. Even Linus at one time called out Nvidia on this.

Seems Junos Is based on FreeBSD: https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fen.wikipedia.org%2Fwiki%2F...

I guess that will be moved to whatever HP uses for the OS.

50 years a programmer, never learned touch typing and have never had the need to. You are not typing letters but lines, speed is not necessary. As the quote says, I would say maybe 20%(?).

Plus in many cases you are doing copy/paste instead of typing everything out.

No mods, I would have modded you funny.

Using Slackware and BSD on my backup server, problem solved for this and a whole other set of issues that one gets with proprietary operating systems :)

I use Slackware and only used Slackware for personal use, at work I had a RHEL Workstation until I left.

I know Slackware does not create core files by default, I had to enable that for my ID for development. At work I do not remember getting core dumps, but I never bothered looking.

So systemd-coredump will start creating core dumps all over the place ? There was a time not getting core dumps was annoying for me due to the way *BSD and other UNIXs work, but I got use to it adapted ages ago. Now you get core files by default via systemd

I would mod you up, but with the new /. changes I have to unblock like 10 sites, I will not do that. :)

But I am certain we will hit 5C in a few decades. In reality we need to stop dumping CO2 into the atmosphere now. But with Trump cutting incentives in the US, AI and *crypto I do not see any significant reductions anytime soon.

I heard Trump is trying to jump start nuclear power, but that is too little to late, the US should have followed France and started 40 years ago. Even Germany is now look at nuclear. The only issue with nuclear is NIMBY and the time it takes to get a reactor built.

Plus I think heard China is doing great research with nuclear, the US, crickets.

With Global Warming heating up the Earth and since there is no end in sight for this Warming, I bet Russia is happy it did not succeed. Soon enough Siberia will be rather livable.

Every project manager should know this, and many already knows this. But their raises are mostly based on meeting the deadline of the project. So no one cares if you deliver bloated messes, as long as it was delivered on time, upper management does not care.

So I guess we are back to unreasonable deadlines as other people mentioned above :)

I use to work on SAP and applying patches is a a nightmare. It is as if SAP want you never to install patches at all, I have never seen a worse method of applying updates than SAP.

So no surprise here, I am pretty sure SAP has more holes in it than there are "back holes" in this universe. :)

I fully agree, but I doubt Mexico would win :(

But, since you are from Canada, I think Canada, Mexico and all other sane countries get together and tax Google say 99% of their full revenue (not profit) until they change the name back in the US. No way the Trump owned court system could stop the tax and it would hurt Goggle were it counts. In their pocket book.

This company should have been sued into bankruptcy and their customers should have went elsewhere. Just shows no one crs about cyber security at all.

Came here to say the same, and AFAIK there are no planns for NetBSD to drop that support.

OpenBSD is there too, but seems the day may come for i386 (32 bit) removal, see:

https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.openbsd.org%2Fi386.html

Well the democrats could have gotten of their cowardly butts and filibuster the bill. But no, so it belongs to the democrats as much as it does with the GOP.

FWIW I watched Start Trek TOS yesterday :)

Mainly because I do not subscribe to Disney and I like the future Star Trek presents rather than Star Wars.