I moved from Fusion360 to FreeCAD. It definitely has a learning curve. But I took a few weeks to properly learn it, and I can now do all I did in Fusion. It’s not as polished (although getting there with recent versions) and not as powerful for some applications. But it’s free, open source, and I can laugh at Autodesk and their subscription fees.
28 days per year is standard at my company. With 5 working days, that’s over 5 weeks. And you are probably taking it when there are already public holidays / long weekends so you only need to use 4 days to get an entire week off.
So it’s normal to take 2 weeks long holidays twice a year.
Yes, similar concepts are also called single payer healthcare. No, it’s not the only valid terminology.
Especially that the insurance can pay for other forms of welfare, not just healthcare, and so it would be wrong to call the whole system with a healthcare specific term.
Yeah, that’s called “national insurance”. The point is the concept of insurance is a good idea, it’s only private companies trying to profit from it is what’s the problem.
I spend from a different bank account than the one I get my paycheck in, so I need to refill my spending account periodically.
Usually when I try to pay and it’s declined. So I get declined from time to time, and it’s not because I’m broke. It course I’m not explaining all that to a cashier, instead I just panic.
Due to the nature of git, all developers already have a complete backup of the project and the entire history without a separate remote.
More backups are always good of course.
Except the difficulty in migrating from GitHub is not moving the source code, that’s the trivial part.
It’s moving the discussions, issues, releases, free CI on GitHub Actions, free hosting on GitHub Pages, stars, visibility, existing community around the project on GitHub, losing contributors. These are the problems, not configuring git for another remote.
Yes it’s misinformation that you have to disable the sshd with a kernel boot parameter, because no sshd is being run in the first place.
Your comment seems to rely on people not being able to hold the showerhead in their hand. Are they all fixed/rain type showers?