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meeper@shitposter.world
meeper@shitposter.world
god my college is not only useless but absolutely career sabotaging
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meeper@shitposter.world
meeper@shitposter.world
@cell Didn't at all teach anything of any worth, absolutely useless peers, created a culture of complacency, wasted time in bullshit, didn't allow us to do internships until like the final year and didn't give any time to find any now.
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Gay, loud and annoying ! 
hj@shigusegubu.club
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@cell @kaia @meeper so far being able to differentiate between licenses is a good thing. and i feel like more companies here learn that open sourcing your software is a net positive for them.
side rant:
sadly i feel like chinese companies often are on the opposite spectrum. they use free software and than they break the license.
side rant:
sadly i feel like chinese companies often are on the opposite spectrum. they use free software and than they break the license.
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@lain @kaia @cell @meeper I had no energy left during my apprenticeship to actually do anything on the side. Before I didn't do that much either, but I also don't want to spend significant amounts of my time working aside from a full-time job and I don't think I can keep that up either. Which is one of the reasons why I'm trying to change careers now.
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@kaia @cell @meeper >don't become FOSS/FSF bro, that one is a career-hindering move.
"FOSS" is half about licking corporate boot, thus that won't hinder a "career".
Being a freedom enjoyer will ensure that you don't undergo the immoral acts of stealing people's freedom with proprietary malware, but why would that prevent you from carrying out any job that you certainly don't want to be employed in.
"FOSS" is half about licking corporate boot, thus that won't hinder a "career".
Being a freedom enjoyer will ensure that you don't undergo the immoral acts of stealing people's freedom with proprietary malware, but why would that prevent you from carrying out any job that you certainly don't want to be employed in.
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