Why would you subject yourself to Gnome voluntarily????
I use Arch btw
Mjb
joined 1 year ago
Rates are not going back to sub-2% for a long time
I disagree quite strongly.
Economies limping along at ~1% GDP growth per year and little or no GDP per capita growth can't handle larger base rates for long. It's a self-correcting cycle - if base rates remain elevated for too long discretionary spending will collapse and many, many businesses/loans/credit with it.
Rishi promised to half inflation not because he's a financial genius with a secret trick, but because he knows two things: 1) what I said above, 2) inflation is often given as a YoY measure, so by December 2023 we're measuring inflation above the 10% inflation of December last year, and the country can't afford 10% inflation per year for long either.
No-one is suing reddit for any of this. Reddit is a private business that can charge what it likes for it's API, can shut down 3P apps usage without warning etc.
The only power we have is leaving the platform.
It's already started.
You misunderstand. Consultants don't want to be experts in anything. Becoming an expert takes a lot of time and experience, which naturally limits the number of things you can be an expert in.
No, consultants just want to say they're experts in things. No time/experience needed, just a plucky consultant and a keyboard.
With that in mind, Accenture are experts at SAP and AI now.
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Haven't they said this is it for CP2077? One expansion, load of upgrades, and nothing else is planned.
And how does that stop them creating multiple accounts to multiply the limit? It doesn't.
Using Garuda (basically just Arch with some bloat) because I'm 1) too lazy to install Arch myself and 2) on an Nvidia card and Wayland WMs still seem buggy for me. Once (if ever) Wayland is stable on Nvidia I'll probably look for an alternative
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