Many years ago, I bought one of the first consumer grade 1 GB hard drives. Toshiba made them. Paid around 1000.00 usd for it. Which, at the time, was incredibly cheap.
Now I hold 500 of them in my hand. Paid 69.00 usd.
I’m getting old, aren’t I?
Many years ago, I bought one of the first consumer grade 1 GB hard drives. Toshiba made them. Paid around 1000.00 usd for it. Which, at the time, was incredibly cheap.
Now I hold 500 of them in my hand. Paid 69.00 usd.
I’m getting old, aren’t I?
3:15 AM
But… I managed to ship a solution that wasn't expected until the middle of next week.
Meaning I can concentrate on other things now.
I guess I need to cut the reverie short and head to the office. It's been an amazingly chill AM to far.
@peemee It's going to be very interesting to watch. If Apple is able to make a serious performer out of that technology, it will lead to a huge shift.
Irritates me that the Pomodoro app I used to favor has turned into a service you have to create an online account for.
I think I might make be able to squeeze in making one of my own.
I had subscribed to notifications to the Microsoft distro on GitHub just to get a feel for what sort of activity was taking place. A mistake I shant make again.
It's very active.
@matigo With ARM literally in ascendance - something I never thought I would say - it would make good sense to leverage it. The NT kernel was never something to write home about on RISC platforms.
I'm still having a hard time accepting a Microsoft that consistently makes sound decisions.
@matigo I was about to suggest Fedora being it's inspiration due to the package manager. Odd choice in this day and age. Not that I complain too loudly as my distro started as a deconstruction of Core 3.
I actually like RPM
Remember when Microsoft tried to kill Linux by financing the SCO Group's lawsuits?
Now they have their own distro and it's on GitHub [github.com]
The world has done gone crazy.
Oh and it uses RPM. Which is odd as most of their efforts seem to target Ubuntu/Debian