It's for speed over SSH text is fast. Graphical redrawing of RDP/VNC/whatever is just slower and tedious in the long run.

Are you for real? Employees owe employers nothing more than their labor for their last paycheck.

The weekly book club is very active at my local library for some reason. Strange but true.

Remember that AOL hook into the internet in late 1993 just as the X-File was showing season one. Dial up internet was a big thing by the mid-90s, especially for CS students who used it when at college.

A company that isn't a going concern should be liquidated immediately. Taxpayer money should not be sunk into something that has no future.

You don't know much about Mac bloggers then.

This is the most angry comment thread I've ever seen about a hypervisor.

Of the 20+ articles I read about hypervisors in my life this one has the least actual information and the most clickbait title.

There's more to the article than just the article. A technical blog elicits discussion and conversation in the comments. I never get why people totally miss such value add.

I don't see it that way. It's just the GP poster saying that they don't get it. Usually that means the GP poster isn't experienced enough to understand the rationality. So I generally assume the GP poster is simply naive.

> I understand the concerns and I am not sure I would allow myself to be recorded until I knew more.

Which is your choice obviously. But your doctor can also drop you as a patient and that will happen eventually if you say No too many times.

Does the Facebook corporate campus still have the Sun Microsystems logo on the reverse side? I hope these 10% see that and welcome its significance.

As of a few years ago, some of the restrooms in Classic still had purple and yellow tiles.

The clockwise swastika? Yeah

https://medium.com/design-bootcamp/sun-microsystems-sign-at-...

I'm sure there's some AI to help you out. The skunkworks AI projects at companies are what people should really be worried about. The current AI stuff is just rudimentary to test the waters.