Quiet firing, if you will.
When it became known that covid was neuro invasive, I got even more mad at the short sighted responses of 'herd immunity' and 'saving the economy'.
I bet that we see a huge spike in mental degenerative diseases with our generation.
I live in a place where tech-companies are still called it-companies in the native tongue over anything else. So maybe it is a local thing that my association is stronger.
Other things I thought I would see more, would be <verb>.it. It is a shame they seem to be in domaim-squat hell.
I am kind of puzzled that I am not finding that many .it domain names for tech.
EDIT: I looked it up. I forgot it is only available for EU entities. I am one, and got one of them registered for my personal projects a while back. Now I remember sending a document id with the registration to the registrar.
It is 9 in the morning for me, but I already feel like I have seen enough internet for today.
Well, there is this one thing: they asked OpenSuse to drop the Suse branding...
Oh wow. That is harsh.
These are the payment scales in the Dutch government: https://www.caorijk.nl/cao-rijk/hoofdstuk-6/salarisschalen
My sector is scale 10 or 11 depending on starting experience. 10 grows a bit faster the first few years to reflect a junior position.
Maybe government IT in Germany is low stress. Maybe the average in my country is also. But my department surely isn't low stress. Could be because I work at a research institute that has been leading the charge into public cloud?
Maybe a reason why the Android Subsystem for Windows got canned?
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If you have 16GB of ram you can already run the smaller models. And these have become quite competent with recent releases.