daRealDodo
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Posted by
daRealDodo on Wednesday November 04, 2026 @06:31AM
from the twitter.com dept.
You can check-out any time, but you can never leave.
I accidentally refreshed the screen, fuuuuuck
Can anyone explain how upload would work? How can an unmodified cellphone upload data to a satellite?
Am I really the only one thinking this is all AI-generated and completely fake?
The market have never been more ripe for a new player.
Maybe he's talking about the hyperloop.
> Data on the tape is stored at a record-breaking density of 317 gigabytes per square inch
Me wondering about those micro SD cards that can store 1Tb.
Epic was simply asking for it
Posted by
daRealDodo on Sunday July 26, 2020 @09:39AM
from the swissinfo.ch dept.
Thank you for giving an insight from the other side.
I don't think the goal of an open-source project is to push it to business.
I struggle to understand: who will deliver the groceries?
Quoting one of my favourite authors, Stephen Covey: “Begin with the end in mind”.
Instead of forcing yourself to finish, better ask: why do you want to do this project? What’s in it for you? Money? Online portfolio? Better employability? How does your work align with your core principles and values? Are you making a tool for saving developer time? Protecting innocent lives? Earning personal profits? All are valid options as long as your core principles are in alignment with what it is what you set out to achieve. Through time, the connection between you as a person and the work you set out to achieve inevitably becomes blurry. However, if a solid foundation of values and principles was made during the inception of the project, you will find it easier to resync your thoughts and realign yourself with your goal after burnout, fatigue or setbacks. Conversely, If your foundation is not solid, you will find it easy to convince yourself that time and effort is better spent somewhere else.
Make a clear vision of where you are, where you want to get and how this project is the key to your success.
So normally he's a white hat that gets paid for bounties, but once he misses a single reply he dumps everything to the public? This barely earns him anything and puts government workers in unnecessary risk.
Posted by
daRealDodo on Monday March 18, 2019 @07:30AM
from the bbc.co.uk dept.
Posted by
daRealDodo on Tuesday May 08, 2018 @05:11AM
from the zna.do dept.
Posted by
daRealDodo on Sunday January 07, 2018 @02:53PM
from the dw.com dept.