RangerHere

I agree with everything you said about jetbrains. Their vs code like push and AI push has degraded their quality.

The fact that you think Microsoft owes you anything is even cuter.

It won't... Again, I can distinguish between company time and private time.

Employment is an exchange of time from employee for resources from employer.

Microsoft is not saying you can't support Palestine. You can.

That being said, Palestinian employees interrupted public and private Microsoft events. That caused monetary damage to Microsoft. Microsoft is saying that is no longer welcome during the company time using company resources. That is 100% within their right.

I won't. I can distinguish between my private time vs the company time.

With all due respect, no company in the world has to pick sides. They can choose a side or do nothing. If you don't like what they are doing, you can boycott them.

I don't see anything wrong with Microsoft silencing Palestinian protesters after what they did in some public and some private events at the company.

This was a good read. Thanks for posting.

I love Rust. Although I agree with everything else, I would definitely not say "same amount of effort".

Transistor is one of my top games. I think you would like it.

I am just adding my humble opinion but Pyre is the only SuperGiant game that I don't like.

I used to be Slackware user. Then I sold my soul to RedHat, then to Debian...

I just installed Slackware after reading your message to see what is new, here are my findings:

• There is still no auto install. I had to manually configure a lot of things using a terminal based fdisk and setup.

• The default package manager, pkgtool, does not have a default way to auto install packages from web (something like yum, apt, up2date). It only installs from your own HDD.

• The other tool for managing packages, slackpkg, was not installed on my system by default.

• The default configuration for X and KDE has problems on my system. I can see the mouse move then nothing.

I can understand why somebody would like to play around with this kind of system as a fun/entertainment/puzzle solving in their free time. On the other hand, if you plan to run some kind of microservices architecture on this, then I wish you best of luck finding a new job once you are fired.

Come to the Debian side, it's all unicorns and rainbows here 🥳🦄