Synthead @ Synthead @lemmy.world

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Integration tests don't really help if you just push the wring build to production.

This is like designing a deadbolt that tells you that the key doesn't work, but it allows you to open the door anyway. Why would anyone have a process in place where you can push to production with failing integration tests?

Integration tests! Do you speak it!?

Also, boycotting Starbucks that have unionized is counterproductive. Boycotting ones that haven't makes sense.

The unions are a pain in Starbucks' ass. They will take your money you've spent at the unionized Starbucks and use it for union-busting strategies, guaranteed.

Don't you hate it when you're trying to type and your Enter key transforms into a Fake News key?

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Credibility works in mysterious ways

Installing an optional dependency for an optional feature is hard? What happened to Linux users?

Would you buy eggs from a farmer that kicks their chickens because everyone else is doing it?

Web server: "Yes, I'll have your user agent, cookies, and passport number"

RIP Linux super computer companies

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Yep, you're asking everyone except the right person, here. Ask your partner. If you're afraid to ask your partner, then assume it's cheating until you do.

Name a time a politician has been given a "gift" worth mentioning without an ulterior motive.

There is no such thing as "gifts" in politics. They're bribes.

I appreciate this, and I agree with you completely. However, I think you're greatly overestimating the strength of principles and the willingness to boycott of the average person. Which is why we have $12 hot dogs.

Hey look, freedom!

Maybe, in the future, lamps will be permanently wired into house walls. Who even needs outlets? Just buy a new house if you don't like the lamp anymore.

Lower latency can be a big help as it allows quicker access

How much latency? Consider the speed of electricity at a few centimeters.

there's a reason CPUs have caches on the die

The static RAM on the die is a different type of memory that's appropriate for the CPU to use. It's not that short conductor lengths magically make it faster.

Ah it's cool, you can just open the little door in the back and upgrade the RAM anytime you want.

Right??

Don't buy stupid cars. Problem solved.

You might be able to rebuild your partitions with testdisk, too. Work from a backup.