I’m not stopping you. However make sure you understand what you want to do and why it isn’t recommended in general. It looks like an interesting project that I hope to read about sometime (hopefully not as a you sunk to the bottom of the ocean)
Because too often people are asking for a solution to the wrong problem. I can tell how to setup a car to drive from the Hawaii to Iceland, but odds are that is not your actual goal. (most often the correct answer is fly to iceland and rent a car, or perhaps just public transit in iceland. You can also put your car on a ship. It is possible to modify a car to drive on the ocean if that is really what you want to do)
I grossly oversimplified things (I was typing on a phone). If everyone understands the above as a gross over simplification Christians will generally agree it is close enough to their truth. Meanwhile if we get into the more complex version that whichever Christian sect believes we discover this is no agreement.
By going beyond they are rejecting ‘the truth’. christians read The old testiment looking for jesus but otyerwise superceeded.
It is very hard to time your trip so that you get there when everything is done. those who try it either have overcooked food or have to drive around for a while after they get there for the meal to finish.
in the end it works but not well enough to do it. Even truckers who eat on the road find separate appliances better.
Mat 22:30 Geneva1599 ‘For in the resurrection they neither marie wiues, nor wiues are bestowed in mariage, but are as the Angels of God in heauen’ [don’t you just love those spellings?]
Looks to me like christian God doesn’t have gender. But language tends to force it even when not intended.
not all christians will agree with my interpritation but some will.
According to muslims. christians reject the muslims: not related except taking a few names. jews reject both as only taking the name of their god.
How do you turn it up to 11?
Those were in order (it was 15 years ago so i don’t recall if all existed but at least some did). Probably ip range but who knows
I hosted my own for a while. We could never send to gmail though and they are saddly too important.
Your experience is different than mine then. I suggest you get out and find other places where management isn’t so bad.
I’ve worked in a number of places. Some better managed than others. The fact that I see this variation is why union “management is always bad” talking points just turn me off.
What I don’t understand is why you don’t see the obvious downsides of unions. The small cost to my paycheck is nothing. However the focus on seniority over objective who is better at their job, and refusing to allow tracking metrics (I legally probably shouldn’t even say that much about the contract I’m thinking of: to those who want evidence I’m not allowed to give it) about he is better has always bothered me.
The union is not the only thing standing between me and the CEO. I can find a new job. I have done it before. Overall I find my company treats me well - not perfect, but better than other places I’ve worked. My power to walk away and find a new job gives me a lot more power than the union would. (in fact in many unions I’d have less power because then I’d be required to work only for that union and so if the union has a mod boss I can’t do anything about it)
I am not legally a professional engineer. However I do have a degree from my universities school of engineering. I could go through the paperwork to get that professional engineer certification, it just hasn’t been a useful thing for me to do. (professional engineer doesn’t really cover computer science topics even though my code can kill just as much as a bridge collapsing could kill)
I’ve been in offices where I was told look for the union guy before plugging my network cable, don’t do it when he was looking.
There is a constant stream of hate on corporate management here, most of it without any evidence given. I want some evidence in return. Not that it exists, but that it is anywhere near as bad as people are saying.
Perfect evidence here. People in unions refuse to acknowledge all the problems outsiders have with unions. My observations are just invalid and insulted.
One more reason I want nothing to do with unions.
I’m not in a union. Once in a while unions try to convince me I should organize, but everything I see says if I vote to organize it will not be a new union that I could have power in. Instead I will be forced into one of the large existing unions that I will be a tiny player in and unable to get a high leadership position in.
Besides, I’m an engineer. I can lead people, but that isn’t what I want to do. Thus even if I could run for a leadership position I find that a thankless job that I don’t want. I have only so much time on earth and so I have to choose what I spend my time on.
Unions have earned their bad reputation in the US. Union management is more evil that corporate management, and corporate management is not very good.
Yes corporate management isn’t always good, but they are not nearly as bad as union management makes them out to be. Meanwhile I’ve seen the sillyness that unions enforce (I can’t plug in a network cable - that is a union job) and I want nothing to do with them. Unions need to clean up their own act before trying to get me to join. I’m not against unions, but the way they work in the US I’m very against. Start looking in the mirror and seeing what the real world is like and not your strawman vision of what you think my issues are!
Unions in other countries work very different. If you live in Europe, you have no idea what unions in the US are like, so stop.
I have a 60% bluetooth keyboard that I’ll use when I need to type on my phone. A pain to carry with me, but taking a whole laptop is sometimes even worse.
Even if they are problems, odds are we will have enough information that someone will fix the drivers (meaning we can fix them), and the other code bugs will be fixed.
If you want to help buy a few and spread to your favorite desktop environment developers. I’m sure KDE e.v. can put you in touch with some student who writes code and would love to get a laptop this nice. (I’m a kde guy so they come to mind first, but I’m sure Gnome or the others can as well)