And now we’re even further into fantasy land. Governments don’t make tax laws targeting specific individuals or companies, you don’t want them to do that. They don’t target Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos, they target yacht sales and capital gains.
God I love the “it’s so easy!” crowd.
It doesn’t work like that though. I (Netflix USA Ltd.) do hereby grant a license to you (Netflix Ireland Co.) for my complete catalog for $0/year. You’re not even charging people to watch my content, it comes free with their monthly subscription. If you want to advertise your service just buy some impressions from Facebook UK. All hosted by AWS in the EU.
I’m sure there must be some taxable services, I just can’t think of any examples, and I’m pretty sure it’s not the people that you’re thinking of.
How? Most multi-national companies are invoicing locally, or at least regionally.
Are… are you pronouncing “Arch” as “ark”? I guess it is a weird word, seeing as “architecture” has a hard C, but “look at the arch on that doorway” does not.
Bawk bawk BU-CAWK! – <chicken>
I have a ZSA Voyager and my escape key is on my left thumb, beside the space key.
For the life of me though I can’t imagine why anyone is still using CAPSLOCK, vbU.
Lemmy has an even tighter hive-mind than Reddit.
Build a wall and have the not-yet-Israelies pay for it obviously.
That’s pedantry. If I said “the difference between cars and bicycles is 4 wheels versus 2” someone will feel the need to shout out about some 6 wheeled Mercedes or unicycles and tricycles.
Windows 95b
DEI during employment is things like:
continuing unconscious bias training educating about the existence of diverse backgrounds and how that can benefit your team encouraging communication among your team members about how they approach problems, overcome obstacles, and achieve results
And this right here is why people don’t like it, and how the current administration is able to get away with the stuff they say.
DK is really small, and doesn’t try to do anything other than manage windows, and has a very simple shell script for configuration. I use sxhkd, polybar, and bemenu (with a frequency script) for everything else that I need.
I ran sway for a few months but it was missing one crucial ability that I’ve grown used to, which is to rotate the windows through the stack.
DK (similar to BSPWM or i3/sway). I have zero interest in “DE’s” like KDE or Gnome, or anything heavily reliant on using a mouse.
Oh no! Anyways …
Lazygit is amazing. I once had to roll back a feature before a deployment that was spread over 25 commits made during a 2 month period. With lazygit it was easy, with the cli it would have been a real pita. For everything else I pretty much just use the cli with tig and the github-cli.
VSCode is one of the best free editors second only to Neovim (and maybe DoomEmacs), and the world runs off GitHub whether we like it or not. Azure runs Linux, and a lot of work has been put into WSL to where it’s pretty darn handy if you’re forced to use company Windows hardware but need to do Dev/SRE tasks.
Windows 11 and Teams though can die in a tire fire.
We get it, you’re a filthy casual.
Tell us you know nothing about running Linux and rely on app stores for your software.
The marketing sounded interesting, but after a bit of digging I realized I’m not the target audience. As a turn-key solution for non-Linux people however it seems to be making great strides.
As a web/devops dev, I 100% agree with your statement. I use GitHub Copilot in Neovim, Zed, Emacs, most of the time it just finishes my sentences or generates comments/docblocks/unit tests, I’m not using it to generate features.
On the flip side though, the company also went all in on Microsoft Copilot, and holy fuck it’s obnoxious trying to use Excel or Outlook with it shoving itself into your face every time you try to do something. And I have no way to disable it.