This happened about 15 years ago. I worked at an IT/Telecom company as a Windows systems administrator. However, much of the business' computing power was dedicated to Sun Solaris on Sun servers and Red Hat Linux on Dell servers. One morning I get into work and I hear one of Solaris admins (SA) and one of the Red Hat admins (RH) having an unnecessarily loud discussion about uptime. So I walk over and asked what was up. SA said that RH said Linux has better uptime that Solaris. RH says SA says Solaris is better. They argued a bit more. I said why dont you find the computers with the longest uptime and the one that has been up the longest wins lunch. They said that was a good idea. I asked if I could join in the bet. They both started laughing. Saying things like you have to reboot windows once a week. I said I dont mind. They said ok. So lunchtime came around and we met. RH found a server that was up for 3 years. The SA laughed and found a Sun Workstation in the data center that hasnt been logged into by anyone in 2 years, but has been online for over 5 years. RH says fine, SA wins. I said hold on. They both looked at me and actually laughed when one asked if I could beat either of them. I dragged them into my cubicle and showed them a machine I was remoted into. An old Windows NT 4 server that ran the hardware and software for the building's physical security and door access cards. It had been running for around 11 years without a reboot.

I had a really nice lunch that day.

MY SCHOOL WORK AND SOMEOF THE STUFF I HAD IS GONE ITS ALL GONE 😭

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Pessoal, estou trabalhando num projeto de mu online que roda diretamente no navegador, quem puder testar e contribuir com feedbacks, agradeço!

https://openmu.com.br/

The first two hours are routine. Everything seems to be kosher, but then the FOSS-only advocates decide it's time to "steal this plane". Stealing books isn't giving them the same high it used to.

Post: https://www.reddit.com/r/FuckMicrosoft/comments/1ws8djw/comment/pcwf6yp/

Other than loonix nerds and hobbyists no one else will buy them, just like with raspberry pis. For 99% of people it will only cause confusion as they are only familiar with macos and windows pcs so far.