This feels like Napoleon’s soldiers and the mamluks, or what was said about them.
Or something. Above a project of certain size, divisions of labour and stuff make the project complete faster, but before that it seems like a lot of extra busy work that slow down the project
For me, it was binging all of House and Stargate
Having no money and deciding that shouldn’t stand between me and media I wouldn’t pay for anyway. Also my local college’s DC++ network, where someone had about 20 TB back in 2006 (which was a bit of a culture shock after having been banned from watching most TV during childhood).
I remember I downloaded the FFG Rogue Trader in 2008, and it was just Twilight with the troll face watermarked on each page. That was a long road trip.
But also yes
I am aghast at how difficult interviews are compared to literally every aspect of most jobs I’ve had.
One could, indeed, argue that consulting firms make their bread and butter by not having things work but fixed temporarily.
I wonder if I can set up an image AI that only takes images from big company copyrights (with some weighting), also advertising
Now she is a queen, as dark and beautiful as the night
Doesn’t quite vibe with the post, but with the title: More industrial software and operators manuals and stuff. I’m honestly having a hell of a time finding them.
Thanks! My brief adventures into the TAFE library and my university’s library’s website searches were unsuccessful!
I’ll keep it in mind. It’s so weird how gated it is
I can’t find copies of Australian standards books :(
My dad had tapes, but I never got to see data go from a tape to ram. They had 8 GB of space, I remember
Reminds be of the conversations about transferring hard drives using the public transport system in my city. Good bandwidth, terrible latency. Then everyone got faster internet and stopped pirating
Sometimes 7 billion just drops off the ledger
I mostly did 3 years ago and have kinda nixed most of the rest of my reddit habits once RiF went down. It does move a lot slower, I cannot spend all day browsing askreddit or whatever in a depressive funk. I do still sometimes go on as part of searches for things.
I have no idea how many people though. The number of people on hexbear (daily users) is way lower than r/chapotraphouse at its height, assuming a continuity of community. There would be some people (possibly even a majority) who spend a decent amount of time on both.
I am a data hoarder and endorse this message.
Can’t believe they made Stalin political. 😡😡😡
I have to ration disk space and internet here is typically not amazing