No. There is no accurate number.

(Cost of an employee is much higher than their salary, it includes things like office space, supporting structures like HR/accounting, insurance, hardware/software, and much more)

For most people it's hard, especially for the stereotypical "IT nerds".

I think the best tip for people who have a hard time is: Watch who of your colleagues know "everyone" and spend as much time as possible with them. If they ask you to go for lunch together, always join. If you can work on a project with them, do it. They will casually introduce you to all the people over time, and might just tell you the newest company gossip.

We used to call such devices "boomboxes". And a bomb makes "boom".

Wiktionary also has this meaning listed for bomb: "9. Something highly effective or attractive."

The stones are not from the exact location where it was built, but from close by. The quarry where the stones came from hundreds of years ago is still active, and you can find tons of fossils there. It's practically impossible to get a piece of rock from there without visible seashells.

Just use Postgres with ro replicas.

I’m really no DHH fan, but i think he knows what he’s doing and is also good at it.

But the source code is public, you can extract the relevant scripts from the repo: https://github.com/basecamp/omarchy

So the purpose of Omarchy was to get devices quickly set up with some opinionated defaults.

Ever access to the fs had to go through two processes and two kernels, virtual networking, and probably even running on two different cores most of the time. That must be slow.