Look what I found
System Fault
mastodon 4.7.3Born in 70x, played 8bit games in 80x, used Linux at work since '96, OpenBSD since 2006. Used to work as a network administrator during 200x, then it was Erlang which paid my bills.
the picture says it all straight to the point
@henrik@eliitin-some.fi
Finnish public administration should take care of its own data accessibility for its citizens. American big tech doesn't have the foggiest idea where Finland is or how it differs from Mozambique. That’s the harsh reality we live in.
They’ve got a real idiocracy going on over there in the States, you know?
A former colleague boasts that he pays $20 a month for an AI assistant. It helps him with his work quite well.
What I hear: "It's good that it's only $20 and not my entire salary."
I'm reading a doc about CPU extensions and it's full of RAS syndrome (you know, Redundant Acronym Syndrome syndrome), like APIC controller, CPU unit or IP protocol.
There are lots of them around us - ATM machine, PIN number, PDF format. Doesn't this irritate you? GUI interface, LCD display, RAM memory?
maybe it's a lack of oxygen, or I've worked a little harder than usual, but here I giggled
@henrik@eliitin-some.fi No wonder though. It's like someone come to your service just to tell everyone around how bad your service is. Very predictable move.
Things like this have to spread through word of mouth.
@tomjennings@tldr.nettime.org @fisher@toots.nu @dec23k@mastodon.ie Oh so you're blaming these little nasty tech guys for not giving you a ready-to-use tool. Aww, how cute
@mms@mastodon.bsd.cafe If I understand your question correctly, that was an old PDP-11 clone, with clicking keyboard, RT-11 and two separate floppy disk drives.