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  • You know, I was just joking, but turns out, Middle Endian really does exist!

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Endianness#Middle-Endian

    And it's just as crazy as one'd think. It's a 32bit value consisting of two 16bit little endian words jumbled together in big endian. So the byte order is B A D C.

    Whenever I think "This is a really stupid idea, nobody would do that", turns out, someone actually did that.

  • I gave this comic the benefit of the doubt so far. Clumsy, often missing its own joke, but ok. Everyone starts out small.

    But now we are in the territory of fascist propaganda and suddenly it's no joking matter anymore.

    I will not be reading this comic anymore.

  • Middle Endian ftw!

  • Tbh, better a corporate slave than a startup slave.

  • A job for a real masochist.

  • Mostly paper, metals and PET. All other plastic is turned into asphalt at best.

  • To save them from this desaster, backups would have been enough.

    Failover and service availability are nice, but for this use case not really necessary.

    If OOP had had regular backups to their PC and nothing else, it would have at least been pretty easy to rebuild everything on the same cloud provider and if they (understandably) didn't want to trust AWS again, they'd at least have a basis for rebuilding on another provider's cloud.

  • They aren't making large sums of money, so republicans don't care about them. And they don't care about republicans, because they don't have to make large sums of money.

  • The problem is not sharing and accessing, but generating. If we had a system where people would be paid for generating knowledge, then they wouldn't have to charge for accessing knowledge.

    That's why a lot more research should be paid for by the government. In exchange, government-funded research would be excluded from having patents and/or copyright.

  • Yeah, shitty toy ones. This here is about productivity, not about a hobby. And not even real state-of-the-art models were able to actually give a productivity advantage.

  • Tbh, Dead Internet Theory applies almost everywhere.

    Lemmy might just be far too small for it to work here. (For comparison, measured by activity and monthly active users, Lemmy is smaller than both the Linus Tech Tips form and the Crackberry forum.)

  • But what we do have is easily in the same category as the ship computer. So at least something there.

  • At that point, were you regular folks though?

  • That is (one of the) reason(s) why I don't even consider job offers from a startup.

    I have no desire to work under a megalomaniac who thinks he runs Google when he actually has 2 employees.

  • I use gmail, and so do most people applying for jobs at my company. It's all but guaranteed to work and that's the most important thing.

  • I wonder why there are no humidistats.

    You know, a combined humidifier/dehumidifier that keeps a constant humidity.

  • UAC is the only thing between you and a certain security desaster.

    If you can't remember times before UAC, call yourself happy.

  • Run!

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  • Many, yes, but there are other english speaking countries too, and still the US is the only one with wide-spread spelling competitions.