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Your proposal is exactly how time is used at my work. All meetings are in GMT. You use the timezone time when thinking locally. Instead of everyone using GMT and timezones already, why should we introduce a while new concept?

So what are these offset's you mentioned? They are not used?

Weird it says "paused" and not "terminated". I think there's something wrong with my glasses, am I seeing it correctly?

Can you give me an example with an example time and how 2 people in different countries would organise a meeting?

Did you just describe timezones?

Disagree about the salary part. From my experience smaller companies tend to pay a bit better because they don't have the reputation and the presence in the industry that a big company has.

Thumbs down for the clickbait title.

Yep Technology community has become a dumping ground for all topics. I wish moderators enforced rule 2, "only tech related" more strictly.

It's not only laymen either. I have Software Engineering friends who continue to use Twitter because RSS, Mastodon or any other alternative is "hard". They have no core values or integrity whatsoever.

It's fine to deadname any corporation. Corporations are not people.

Makefile obviously. What the heck is a "make-up"?

Only Safari on iOS is about to change with EU laws. Not sure how it will affect outside the EU though.

I mean the following are 2 different and unrelated questions. And the OP asked the answer for the 1st.

1. Why is it colder as you up in altitude?
2. Why is it colder in polar regions?

I was 99% positive. But thanks for confirming.

Of course not! Cash is also acceptable.

According to the article,

1. They are also migrating backend infrastructure such as emails servers etc.
2. They already have Linux migration experience in some German states as well as the current proposer.
3. Companies such as RedHat, Canonical and OpenSuse do offer enterprise level support. So open source software doesn't have "after sales" support is a myth.
4. They say that the goal of the migration is privacy and security, no necessarily cost driven. They may very well be prepared to pay a premium for enterprise level support.
5. They have already identified compatibilities issues in their previous project. They got them because they mixed Windows and Linux, the article says. That's why they migrate everything to Linux this time.

steamdeck completely changed my opinion.

What do you mean? Did it convince you to keep using KDE or did you go back to another desktop afterwards?

Yep. I use other distros but always come back to the dd command example on Arch Wiki when I make a bootable USB.

You don't have to imagine it. The official piracy subreddit did it.

Acshually, that's Pascal case.