I always thought it's ODD, that's usually present in people with ADHD, and not actual ADHD.
Or is that something else?
The major thing I'm worried about in the future is Gabe dying/retiring and Steam getting a new CEO.
It will very probably be a shitfest that will almost inevotably start an enshitification of Steam, and that will massively suck.
JDK is the greatest scam ever.
When something needs JDK, most people usually just download the first one they find without much thought, just like with any dependency, which is Oracle's, instead of OpenJDK.
Oracle will go after companies where their employees unknowlingly installed their JDK for some minor thing, and hit them with multimillion fine for breaking their license after a while. Or at least I remember hearing they used to.
Blocking anything Oracle company-wide, especially JDK, is the first thing an IT admin should do.
This works for me too.
But, there is one exception that worked even better. Find someone who doesn't struggle with maintaining his momentum and motivation, and work on the project with him. At least for me, not wanting to dissapoint and force myself to keep up with my roommate, who was kind of a workoholic and with whom we worked on a game, is what forced me to keep on working on it for 6 years, before we finally released it.
I would've given up after a year, once we handed it in as our semester work, but his team management that he managed to keep up for 5 more years is what made me keep on working.
So, yeah. Either don't tell anyone, or be the second follower for someone is what works for me.
But, discipline is also what works wonders. When I was at college and used to regularly having to work on schoolwork/my own projects, I didn't struggle aa much with starting or doing anything.
Once I fell out of this rythm and procrastrinated for few years, it's now super hard to do anything.
Try to force yourself to work on it regularly, even if it's just "every two days, work for an hour, without exceptions". After few months of this, it will become way more easier, once it's a habit.
Every war is awfull, but seing Iran starting to bomb datacenters was pretty satisfying.
I hope more countries will learn to target stuff like multi-billion-dollar warehouses and datacenters, rather than schools and residental block.
You'd get way more fast and intense reaction from almost any goverment if you started hitting all of their billionaires capital.
Actually, it's more likely it's an excuse used as a get out of jail card.
They tried hacking their competitor. And are now blaming the AI going rogue for it.
Isn't that like a federal crime?
lol, "Flock Safety CEO" sounds the same as "Meta's Chief Privacy Officer".
We had someone at our office who took a large dump right in the middle of a closed toilet lid, and just left it there for someone else to deal with. It's not even a shared or public access building, we're the only company there, like 40 people on that floor at max.
Three times in a few months.
I left before they managed to catch him, because it took that long. Don't know how why he did it, but I still can't wrap my head over it. Because from what I've heard, it was not an intentional "I want to get fired, fuck all of you", but he claimed accidents?
While I no longer wish to engage with Reddit, I still visit it occasionally, especially in the LLM Age. This is because appending site: reddit.com to a search query is basically a surefire way to find results written by genuine humans. Which, just to be extremely clear, I still find desirable.
Isn't Reddit THE site that is used by everyone to poison LLMs with their ads?
It's hard to not be sceptical about all the companies suddenly having time to work on this thing they've prommised or wanted to work on for years at this point.
Not aimed at Proton, just in general. Yeah, I wonder why they have time now.
Yeah, this will be a vibecoded disaster.
IIRC they had to start overclocking your CPU a while back, when you right-click on a file so the Win11m rightclick menu loads faster than after like 8 seconds.