Debian’s website….
Debian’s website….
C seems like an awfully painful way to write the CRUD apps most of us spend our time on.
And any performance gains would be invisible in most situations where network I/O is the biggest bottleneck (almost) regardless of the language used.
There are teams where I work that are basically using Excel as a database and SharePoint as S3 in automated processes… But at least no one is going to DIE when those things fall over!
Personally, I have also had great experiences with the HP line of business laptops - Probooks and Elitebook.
The only possible way Microsoft can be this bad at naming things is if they are actively doing it on purpose.
2K of RAM? Time to port over some Atari 2600 games!
Maybe I am the duplicate!?!?
I’ve chosen DS9-era Chief Miles O’Brien as my model for my 40s, personally.
I’m 42 and have avoided being cloned, time travel anomalies, and being virtually imprisoned pretty successfully so far.
Sorry, I meant south like Mississippi.
Did the person happen to have a southern accent?
As someone from the south, that’s what “healthy” means when used to describe an amount of something. It means “a lot”.
Also, if you say someone looks healthy you’re basically calling them fat, depending on tone of voice and inflection.
I mean, I’m kind of hoping for a Star Trek DS9 jumpsuit uniform future, personally.
Both Distrotube and Luke Smith are firmly in the category of - I used to watch their videos until I was like “whoa buddy, I thought we were talking about Linux and stuff…”
I work at a place that uses Azure to run everything (not my choice…).
Everything we have runs on Linux containers, Linux Azure functions, and a VM that runs Ubuntu.
You can run Windows on Azure but you certainly don’t have to.