Yes, I’m not doing almost any of the things we do at work in my network.

I’m absolutely not running the same software. I’m not organizing the information the same way. I’m not using the same infrastructure abstraction, and even less configuring it in any similar way. I’m not writing the same languages.

The work environment is dictated by consensus between many people, with varying expertise, and weighted by how much work one is willing to put into each aspect of it. Each of those parts lead to bad tech, even though they lead to good people organization.

“Everything I do at work, I try out at home first.”

Absolutely no fucking way! And anything that touches work is isolated, their opsec sucks so much they didn’t even realized they mandate “security solutions” with known backdoors.

You have some of the world’s cheapest electricity wholesale. You also have a huge variance in prices to end-user, with the people that complain on the internet being among the most expensive in the world… because, of course, people that get cheaper prices don’t complain.

Also, yes, electricity in Germany is expensive as fuck.

I’m trying to test it for a couple of weeks already, but I got stuck not achieving the necessary tolerances.

Hum… At about 100m/year right now. I used to be faster than that.

Can’t do anything worse than Google, Facebook, or MS…

Using left-handed coordinates systems is just mean!

If “our” means on the US, you may have to take a look at your electricity monopolies for it to make any difference.

Well, it said “Cat Cat”.

People should turn the autotranslator down. And stop messing with word capitalization!

And teleport back back, right?

… Right?

That’s a looong jump!

officially informed when Brazil achieved enrichment capabilities in the 80s

That one was about the official nuclear program, that wasn’t intended to create nuclear weapons. The Brazilian nuclear weapons program was a secret out of the clearance level of the official nuclear program so there was never any interaction between them.

And yes, it was in the later 80s, when Brazil was trying to repair the damaged relations with Argentina.

I have no deep sources in English, but Wikipedia has some references:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brazil_and_weapons_of_mass_destruction

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argentina_and_weapons_of_mass_destruction

Argentina’s last dictatorship was extremely afraid of Brazil attacking them.

During the last dictatorships in South America, Brazil and Argentina were in a bit of an arms race.

One day, the Brazilian government created a nuclear program that over the course of several years managed to enrich some nanograms of uranium. The Argentinian gov started their own program as a response.

When both countries published their data, the Argentinians had plenty of spying documents saying that the Brazilian program had incredibly security, they could only discover a small lab and some people digging missile silos.

(And yeah, the Argentinians managed to enrich milligrams of uranium, beating Brazil by 2 orders of magnitude.)

One edits files in place, interactively. The other edits streams i.e.batch processing.

You want sed -i -f -

ed is also the precursor of sed, and of some other dozen of commands.

No, we don’t. This is a completely unrelated problem.

Keep your requirements orthogonal, people!!!

Somehow, despite being the standard it doesn’t come installed by default in any distro I’ve tried.

They all insist you use sed… that bloated thing!

To be fair, the biggest footguns are the trigraphs, and now that I tested those do require a flag in gcc.

The digraphs are just hard to search, never used operator symbols.

They get to New Zealand, and it’s a complete utopia. When they try to ask if their oil didn’t run out, they just answer that they stopped using that stuff decades ago.