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Yeah, but then you have to use perl
Yeah, but then you have to use perl
I once wrote a script from beginning to end that executed correctly the first time I ran, I spent the next 30 minutes troubleshooting.
And if you think about it, it’s not a high bar.
I have a pixel 6 pro and the on screen fingerprint scanner is nothing but frustrating.
Yup, I’d prefer a fingerprint sensor on the back of the phone than what we have today
Oh my sweety, the client has refused to buy a UPS or make any change whatsoever to make the solution viable, because they are dicks.
I’m considering an entire career change so I don’t have to deal with shit like this anymore.
I had a spigen case for a year and a half with my pixel 6 pro, the phone was too heavy and was a bit painful to support it with my pinky finger along the bottom of the phone for an extended period of time.
Got a Google case and although it’s more comfortable, it’s more slippery and only dropped the phone a few times with it and now the top right corner is dead. In comparison, I dropped phones with the slim spigen case dozens of times without an issue.
The reason corporation are like that is because the responsibility is with the employee the decided to use the open source tool, when there is another company backing a product, there is someone to hold accountable. Also, there is a support number if shit hits the fan, and guarantee of support long term if the supplier is financial healthy.