I've used JIRA with 2/3 (second company was acquired) companies, and it worked well for us in all of them. I guess if you have competent administrators, you're good to go. Blaming the tool is the refuge of the incompetent.
What if we build a decentralized internet search databases, everyone keeping a little bit on their systems, no data mining, no ads, just the roast chicken recipe you were looking for, what would Google do?
Nothing. Because Google wouldn't even notice. One of the things Google Search is known for is its speed. So much so, that a speed report is still prominently displayed before the search results. Decentralized searching would be agonizingly slow.
It's the degree of accessibility. An online form is several orders of magnitude easier to take advantage of. The same kind of tactics, at the same scale, for voter fraud requires millions of people.
I have never used a touchpad like the one included in MacBooks. I don't know if it's the hardware or the driver, so perhaps a Hackintosh with the same hardware would work just as well, but I have a feeling that isn't the case.
You must be a pretty stupid person if those things confuse you. [ is for arrays, { is for dictionaries. Trivial. Spaces are never significant, though they are preserved within strings. Quotes are necessary to quote things, like strings. Otherwise, they aren't. Gosh, that was hard. I have never seen a | used in JSON, so I don't have a clue what you're on about. Also, semicolons are not used in JSON.
If you're a programmer, none of this is hard. The syntax is far simpler than even the simplest scripting languages in wide use.
Every company is a technology company. That is a stupid, meaningless and shit-headed distinction to try and make. With the possible exception of prostitution, I can't think of any business that doesn't use technology.
People who run businesses are not programmers. They are not interested in architectural purity. They want to get their work done. Yesterday. They use the tools at hand. If you want them to do a better job (whatever that means to you), you have to give them better tools.
The Swift compiler and runtime are Open Source. They've been ported to Linux and Windows (I believe the Windows port is unofficial). IBM has picked it up as a server language. It's no more controlled by a single company than Java is.
I doubt there are many large companies who don't use Linux. Ford's been using it for at least the past 15 years. Ford is hardly a trailblazer when it comes to new technology and platforms.
You must have really sucked at life. OS/2 was well-known as a better Windows than Windows because it was natively preemptive, which made it easier to kill misbehaving Windows apps. Its compatibility was so good, it practically killed OS/2. No 3rd parties wanted to create OS/2-specific versions of their software when they had a perfectly good Windows version that worked just fine under OS/2.
All forms of regulation are bad, if you're a billionaire looking to keep the spigot flowing. The second part of your statement is wrong, however. No one involved here wants a free market. Free markets allow competition. They want monopolies without government oversight. That's all.
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Slashdot has never gotten the scoop, because Slashdot has always been a news aggregator. You ignorant idiot.
4 hours of meetings every day? You have 4 half-time devs, and you're wondering why you can't keep up?
I've used JIRA with 2/3 (second company was acquired) companies, and it worked well for us in all of them. I guess if you have competent administrators, you're good to go. Blaming the tool is the refuge of the incompetent.
It's amusing that you think being real-time has anything to do with keeping time.
You may or may not be an engineer, but you're clearly a moron. A fucked-up shitwad who shouldn't be given air to breath.
What if we build a decentralized internet search databases, everyone keeping a little bit on their systems, no data mining, no ads, just the roast chicken recipe you were looking for, what would Google do?
Nothing. Because Google wouldn't even notice. One of the things Google Search is known for is its speed. So much so, that a speed report is still prominently displayed before the search results. Decentralized searching would be agonizingly slow.
Your other examples are similarly ridiculous.
It's different because the FBI hasn't asked and paid MS employees to do it. MS is doing it of their own volition.
Here's your response:
Commit suicide by stabbing a rusty spike through your eyeball, you antisemitic and homophobic piece of shit.
It's the degree of accessibility. An online form is several orders of magnitude easier to take advantage of. The same kind of tactics, at the same scale, for voter fraud requires millions of people.
I have never used a touchpad like the one included in MacBooks. I don't know if it's the hardware or the driver, so perhaps a Hackintosh with the same hardware would work just as well, but I have a feeling that isn't the case.
As if Wintel hasn't been a term since at least the mid 90s.
I would guess he means the old iPhone and current lightning connectors.
You must be a pretty stupid person if those things confuse you. [ is for arrays, { is for dictionaries. Trivial. Spaces are never significant, though they are preserved within strings. Quotes are necessary to quote things, like strings. Otherwise, they aren't. Gosh, that was hard. I have never seen a | used in JSON, so I don't have a clue what you're on about. Also, semicolons are not used in JSON.
If you're a programmer, none of this is hard. The syntax is far simpler than even the simplest scripting languages in wide use.
"Hell is other people."
There's nothing magical about meeting other people, especially if one is an introvert.
Every company is a technology company. That is a stupid, meaningless and shit-headed distinction to try and make. With the possible exception of prostitution, I can't think of any business that doesn't use technology.
Pascal made it out as Object Pascal, and had a long life in various Borland, etc. products.
People who run businesses are not programmers. They are not interested in architectural purity. They want to get their work done. Yesterday. They use the tools at hand. If you want them to do a better job (whatever that means to you), you have to give them better tools.
The Swift compiler and runtime are Open Source. They've been ported to Linux and Windows (I believe the Windows port is unofficial). IBM has picked it up as a server language. It's no more controlled by a single company than Java is.
I doubt there are many large companies who don't use Linux. Ford's been using it for at least the past 15 years. Ford is hardly a trailblazer when it comes to new technology and platforms.
You must have really sucked at life. OS/2 was well-known as a better Windows than Windows because it was natively preemptive, which made it easier to kill misbehaving Windows apps. Its compatibility was so good, it practically killed OS/2. No 3rd parties wanted to create OS/2-specific versions of their software when they had a perfectly good Windows version that worked just fine under OS/2.
Unfortunately, voting has never required logic.
All forms of regulation are bad, if you're a billionaire looking to keep the spigot flowing. The second part of your statement is wrong, however. No one involved here wants a free market. Free markets allow competition. They want monopolies without government oversight. That's all.
The very first link was between 2 universities. They weren't second-string on the Internet. Or DARPANet, as it was called then.
We'll under 50% of the Earth's population are White males, yet half the cast of this show are. That's only underrepresentation if you can't do math.
A class case of correlation not being causation - something lost on a lot of younger generation researchers, it seems.
A class [sic] case of a shit-wad on slashdot who didn't read the study before spewing shit from his mouth.