Readit NewsI personally know at least 2 people that admitted this and said they would wait until unemployment benefits expire to seek work.
That works for me, but I understand it’s not for everyone :)
Users shy away from major version numbers because they are allowed to change things in incompatible ways. When you jump a major version you're signaling that stuff might intentionally break, and they make their decisions accordingly. The solution is not to make your communication with user even worse!
I dislike the idea of going away from SemVer just for marketing purposes. At least as a user when I’m going to upgrade versions then I could see that “oh, this version doesn’t break compatibility”
This has always been the case, even when you "owned" the physical media. Owning a CD, DVD or even vinyl copy of audio/video did not mean you owned the content. It was always just a delivery mechanism. It always came with legal wording to state you didn't own the content, and were only allowed to listen/view in a private setting. You were not allowed to take the music and play it in public, you were not allowed to show the video to large groups of people (including in your own home).
Your OS is the same way. You don't own the software. You only pay for a license granting use of it on one computer.
That's bananas. And it's more than just Apple Music / iCloud storage; it's the "ecosystem lock-in" and the glue that keeps folks from bouncing away from Apple hardware.
Congrats to the team!
Are you talking about tunnels and port forwards?
OpenSSH can do that - you type in an escape sequence and you can work your magic on the fly.
To be clear, I never reset because I have to, just to clear things out. Despite what anyone says, things do get funky.
For example, I noticed different behaviors and tools between wpa_supplicant and iwd. Deleting iwd left me in a working but half state, as the ips stayed the iwd way.
That times hundreds over a year really makes things weird.