In a largeish company you cannot do anything without concensus or the ceo dropping the command. There are many companies with problems where a lot of people clearly see an issue which, if resolved, could remove a major barrier to innovation and agility. The reason these issues dont get tackled is mainly cultural. The CEO is surrounded by yes men....completely his/her fault. Project intake is too franktic and drains resources without yielding many benefits. Managers are afraid to carve out a side project that will save a company because there wouldnt be much fanfare for pulling it off and the risk is high. The list goes on and on. It takes someone who is really down to earth at the top to see and fix these things. Being at the top though is not condusive to being down to earth. The board is often your only hope and a lot of those are snowed by managers....outright lied to.
In IT pretty much every department I have encountered uses an unlimited PTO despite the company policy. They just ignore the PTO reporting unless someone is going on vacation for a few weeks. Stringent adherance to the PTO policy is simply not acceptable given the nature of the work.
In my experience they want to keep me around for insurance. I have been asked to just hang out for a year. I cant handle it though. I like to be crushed with work.
Trump is not a republican. Besides, politicians have other competing priorities over ensuring that society actually functions optimally. Remember, we are operating under a form of government invented by ancient goat herders.
Hell, you didnt even read the summary. It is phased out over time. They will still be under pressure and the chinese will still be shipping solar panels to the US despite the tarrif.
No one wants to deal with the shit to fix this right now...including Intel. It's not just them. No one wants to replace every server, blade, PC they own. So we are going to let Microsoft and the Kernel community deal with it and duck our heads in the sand, in the land of security by belief.
All end-users need is a landing page and a gigantic download link....that they trust. Cross-platform is exploding. Soon, all applications will be obtained through app stores. Not because people want app stores but because they fear running uncurated binaries and none of the powers that control the OS and application runtimes of the near future have any interest in letting people drop binaries on their machine. Installing applications by hand or via wizard-based installer are coming to an end. It is an old paradigm.
If the current users mattered you wouldn't have needed to rethink or rework the site. Think long and hard about what it would take to get developers to use SF again. I used to be a daily visitor that relied on SF projects. Now I cringe with paranoia and disgust each time I land on the site.
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Stock price fixation is poison.
In a largeish company you cannot do anything without concensus or the ceo dropping the command. There are many companies with problems where a lot of people clearly see an issue which, if resolved, could remove a major barrier to innovation and agility. The reason these issues dont get tackled is mainly cultural. The CEO is surrounded by yes men....completely his/her fault. Project intake is too franktic and drains resources without yielding many benefits. Managers are afraid to carve out a side project that will save a company because there wouldnt be much fanfare for pulling it off and the risk is high. The list goes on and on. It takes someone who is really down to earth at the top to see and fix these things. Being at the top though is not condusive to being down to earth. The board is often your only hope and a lot of those are snowed by managers....outright lied to.
Mod the fuck up
So, nothing has changed in 20 years. You are simply new here.
Holy shit...that is awesome
In IT pretty much every department I have encountered uses an unlimited PTO despite the company policy. They just ignore the PTO reporting unless someone is going on vacation for a few weeks. Stringent adherance to the PTO policy is simply not acceptable given the nature of the work.
In my experience they want to keep me around for insurance. I have been asked to just hang out for a year. I cant handle it though. I like to be crushed with work.
Trump will get it back. There is already a petition started.
The excuse in this case is: "auto pilot didnt save me."
This isnt even a headline until the investigation is complete. Fake news.
Trump is not a republican. Besides, politicians have other competing priorities over ensuring that society actually functions optimally. Remember, we are operating under a form of government invented by ancient goat herders.
Hell, you didnt even read the summary. It is phased out over time. They will still be under pressure and the chinese will still be shipping solar panels to the US despite the tarrif.
The internet is facebook and the local news station to most people. The normies do not need any power.
1050 is a waste of money when you can get a Ti for a few dollars more.
Probably more like GTX 1060 territory.
No one wants to deal with the shit to fix this right now...including Intel. It's not just them. No one wants to replace every server, blade, PC they own. So we are going to let Microsoft and the Kernel community deal with it and duck our heads in the sand, in the land of security by belief.
Thats what we all need...hastily produced processors. Just bend over and buy new shit.
Working as intended fuck face.
Yeah. You don't want all that registry bloat slowing down the malware.
Developers. Developers! Developers!!!
All end-users need is a landing page and a gigantic download link....that they trust. Cross-platform is exploding. Soon, all applications will be obtained through app stores. Not because people want app stores but because they fear running uncurated binaries and none of the powers that control the OS and application runtimes of the near future have any interest in letting people drop binaries on their machine. Installing applications by hand or via wizard-based installer are coming to an end. It is an old paradigm.
What the fuck are you talking about?
If the current users mattered you wouldn't have needed to rethink or rework the site. Think long and hard about what it would take to get developers to use SF again. I used to be a daily visitor that relied on SF projects. Now I cringe with paranoia and disgust each time I land on the site.
Agreed. SF is essentially dead to developers. It could be nice place to distribute binaries or direct users to the various app stores however.
Why in the fuck do the Code, Donate, and Forums tabs ATTEMPT to open in another tab?
Assuming anything is usually dangerous.