This one is a bit specific, but who knows.
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This one is a bit specific, but who knows. For the Dutch techies in the energy sector, Alliander is looking for an Open Source Specialist! ⚡
#fedihire #fossjobs #getfediHired
https://werkenbij.alliander.com/vacature/junior-open-source-specialist/JR17324/
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This one is a bit specific, but who knows. For the Dutch techies in the energy sector, Alliander is looking for an Open Source Specialist! ⚡
#fedihire #fossjobs #getfediHired
https://werkenbij.alliander.com/vacature/junior-open-source-specialist/JR17324/
@Gina bad idea to look for a junior. That positions the role for failure
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@Gina bad idea to look for a junior. That positions the role for failure
@StOnSoftware @Gina Exactly my thought. Good application of open source requires the integration of different OS stacks into landscapes. That is not junior.
The problem here is the usual one: middle management already framed the challenged in a wrong way, so that the project will not be successful. Which then in the eyes of management requires again more management. BecAusE tHeRe iS No IT taLENt. Lolz.
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@StOnSoftware @Gina Exactly my thought. Good application of open source requires the integration of different OS stacks into landscapes. That is not junior.
The problem here is the usual one: middle management already framed the challenged in a wrong way, so that the project will not be successful. Which then in the eyes of management requires again more management. BecAusE tHeRe iS No IT taLENt. Lolz.
@spdrnl @StOnSoftware guys there's a whole OSPO team. There's likely a senior specialist to support them.
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@evan I see how that makes sense and that sounds like it could unburden people in some ways. I worry about a sort of mob mentality too that might not give legitimate comments a chance... seems like something I've seen happen on Reddit occasionally. Maybe the trade-off in risk would be worth it. Maybe there's also a distinction in having such a button on replies to a post versus having it on the original post.
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@luca soy capitan soy capitan... Il diritto marittimo internazionale... Ehhh che pretese, lo sapete che arriva solo fino ad un certo punto?
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L'#Europa ama i #treni notturni: perché molte tratte scompaiono in tutto il continente? | Euronews https://it.euronews.com/viaggi/2026/01/07/leuropa-ama-i-treni-notturni-perche-molte-tratte-scompaiono-in-tutto-il-continente
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yo no soy marinera 🎵
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@owlyph A dislike button, on the other hand, gives instant, distributed, low-friction feedback. It shifts the effort from the OP to the community, and it gives the OP a sense of collective support: "We all know why this sucks."
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@owlyph I think the key use case is a popular post with a lot of comments. Many of the responses will be bad -- mansplaining, hostile, etc. Without a dislike button, the original poster or another commenter has to reply to the post, explaining for the umpteenth time why mansplaining is unacceptable (or whatever). This puts the conversation into a he-said-she-said mode, where the OP has to argue for why the behaviour is wrong.
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Venezuela: quali scenari dopo l’attacco usa. analisi e commenti
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Secondo il governo Usa, durante l’aggressione militare al Venezuela nella quale è stato rapito il presidente del Paese Nicolas Maduro sono rimaste uccise almeno 75 persone. Decine di queste, secondo queste fontihttps://www.rivoluzioneanarchica.it/venezuela-quali-scenari-dopo-lattacco-usa-analisi-e-commenti/
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