@badp So basically Tag Suggestion Votes should be classified in NZD (new zimbwabean dollars), Meta Votes as the ruble, and regular upvotes and downvotes as USD, and the close votes as uh
@badp "As a new incentive for users, you will now gain 0.00000000000000005 reputation points for every tag suggestion upvote you receive, and lose 0.00000000000000002 reputation points for downvotes."
@fredley Yes. That's because they both do the same job and the initial setup phase can't depend on cygwin already being there.
Really the biggest shortcoming of setup.exe is the somewhat limited selection of packages rather than the fact you can't call it from the same terminal it sets up.
oh, now I only get the one terminal I want. Hooray.
I wonder if those aren't new compatibility shims at work
Damn, it took microsoft to 2015 to get a terminal emulator that you can freely resize (even per pixel from the look of it!) and they failed to make it possible to shrink it again -,-
Well done microsoft, you half-assed another feature
I have been trying all day to get this to work, I can't figure it out, any help? I have tried evry single modpack I have. This modpack is JurassicCraft from the Void Launcher. PLZ HELP I AM SO FREAKING MAD Xd It always opens a tiny window saying this:
Java(TM) Platform SE Binary has stopped wor...
Still processing this news. Intellectually, it sounds like a great thing, career-wise. Current kneejerk reaction, though, is that I feel like I'm getting sold like a side of beef.
For example you'll still need to have access to the company systems, but since you'll be a contractor you might lose some of it and might need to fight tooth and nail to gain it back
You might also lose access to office amenities like company canteen
or just employee only benefits and events in general
The company will have to/want to limit the amount of access your contracting external company has to its production systems and data e.g.
This makes debugging harder as you have less data to work with and it's all made up and doesn't reflect reality at all (at least in a company where you CAN talk about prod and dev environments)
The company is likely to have legal/contractual obligations to make it so
at least given enough time
You're probably going to have to deal with somebody who is just going to require this out of you no matter how impossible it actually is, and if you can't deliver, she'll just threaten to cut your contract. Again, in your case, a mostly empty threat.
But still you're probably going to be looking forward to being stuck working at that company (since you still are the only ones with any clue with what's going on there) with only mostly additional annoyance and limited decision making possibilities.
@Frank You should consider however for how long you're going to have to be chained to that company since, again, you're the only one(s) with the necessary know-how.
So long as you're still there I don't know how much career there is to be made.
But when I told my new boss that I expected my accomplishments over the last year to be recognized, he told me that's not how it worked. So I expect they're angling to keep me at my same salary, as that's the lowest they can go.
I've just been playing the Dazed and Confused level and was wondering what the music was.
It's a mission with Yogi and Reggie done under the influence of drugs.
I was curious if it was a normal track or something written for Far Cry 4. I've tried googling for it but as there's a Led Zepplin song...
@TimStone The situation can be summed up as, "Here's a meeting on short notice about your future. We have decided that it's in the company's best interest to outsource our entire IT department, over to these bigwigs who I am really good friends with. We've guaranteed you a job with these guys, and that you'll keep making at least what you're making now. But otherwise, they're now your bosses. Have fun!"
@TimStone Especially if they're all chummy with the guys who will now be your superiors the whole "Well it doesn't work that way" RE: efforts over the last year seems like a huge cop out.
@Frank You know just how terrible and/or byzantine their IT situation is, despite your best efforts. I don't know how much documentation you had the time to write.
"Right. So I've busted my ass for the last year, doing the work of three coders. But now you expect me to prove myself all over again, because I work for a new company, doing the exact same thing I am expected to continue to do."
@Frank It sounds to me like you should start looking for a new job. I need to agree with @Sterno that the place you've worked at for the past year has always sounded really shitty.
Alright, so... I'm not very good with computers, and I apologize from the get go if I don't quite understand what some of the responses are. I'm also not even sure if it's just 1.7.2-1.7.10 that won't work..., seeing as I haven't tried any others because I don't need them for my mods.
So I have ...
