Put a refactor ticket in the backlog. We’ll get to it eventually, right?

Wirde.

Or the cook.

This is the epitome of Poe’s law

This?

Hey! It was Windows Me. Closely followed by Vista.

*upsettingestest

It cannot notify you, you have to check it manually, but: I use DaRemote on my phone to periodically check my bare metal.

The whole thing has degrees. I very much like to help my mother to update her browser. I really don’t want to help choosing a printer to my cousin’s second brother’s wife AND install it during Christmas when we are home and I want to just chill with my close family.

Yeah. The problem is that even inside IT I cannot really change because I’ll be the junior immediately and they’ll offer half my current salary in a new place. The more applies to a complete switch. I have a mortgage, a child, a car, some expensive hobbies, and some goes to savings. I have a certain lifestyle. I simply cannot afford to lose any of my current income.

But I really hope some day I’ll have enough in savings to make the switch.

It is now.

Exactly. Look at any graph from the last 50-100 years from live births to life expectancy, from crime rates to living standards: life is objectively better and better, at least in the Western world.
Stop feeding yourself with negativity all day long. Grab a beer, watch a movie, go hiking with your friends etc. Do this regularly without reading too much “news” and you’ll feel it soon enough.

It’s a bit silly for an official name for a train line. I like it, don’t get me wrong, but an interesting choice.

They seriously named it Whoosh?

Read. Only. Friday. I say and advise it for years. Fortunately my company agrees with me.

https://isitreadonlyfriday.com/

Hungarian Fisherman’s soup with fresh bread. It’s very common to eat fish in some form on this day in Hungary.

Yeah, but now with more…AI.

Somehow a lot of instance admins didn’t really thought through how much work this is and for how long. It takes a lot of time and effort to actually do this right. They underestimated what it takes to run even a medium-sized instance in the long run.

Thank you! This was a very thorough and helpful explanation.