ITT: Tech companies you actually geniunely like

>>61997146
Motorola

Kotlin is garbage

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>>61997146
Moz://a.

>>61997199
It isn't.

>>61997207
Mozilla is a good company. Shame about their investment of time and money for SJW shit though.

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>leader in software, AI and research
>made the best and most used mobile OS
>made awesome services such as Google Photos, Google Drive, Gmail and of course Google Search
>developed an unique and beautiful consistent design (Material Design)
>respects your privacy
>made the best, fastest, lightest and most used browser
>committed to diversity and equality
>fun place to work at

i can see the SWJ from the colors

>>61997292
hahahahahaha

>>61997146
Mozilla
SUSE

>>61997185
wtf?
motorola died when lenovo bought them

>>61997292
this

>>61997292
nice bait

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>>61997146
I like Wire pretty well. Apolitical, from what I can see. Just focused on putting out a good product.

Google

>>61997292
>fun place to work at
If you like working with idiots.
Here's a talk by a former Google employee who replaced a large function with several loops with calls to two standard library functions and it was rejected by the senior engineer because "nobody knows what std::rotate does"
https://youtu.be/IzNtM038JuI?list=PLHxtyCq_WDLXFAEA-lYoRNQIezL_vaSX-&t=1723

>>61997306
They are Russians. They don't even have a diversity page on their web.

>>61997349
this.

>I pray they don't get bit by the sjw/diversity bug

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If you don’t recognize the logo, it’s Apple.

Mozilla
Jetbrains
Atlassian

>>61997146
PHPStorm is a fantastic product and I use it daily

>>61997385
No shit. I'm tired of product quality taking a back seat to politics.

>>61997370
The Czech, in fact, but the development team mainly is in Russia.

>>61997146
Good products. Subscribtion model is anti-consumer though.

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>>61997438
FTFY

>>61997349
Me too, im so surprised of how well the app works. And normies love it with the draw thing and the disturbing amount of emojis available

>>61997484
Yeah. I really hope that their monetization scheme works (corporate groups). Unless Signal actually bothers with a desktop app that's available for Mac, Windows, and Linux, I think they are in a league of their own. The program looks damned fine, too.

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>>61997146
I'd like them if they released a free community version of PHPStorm, like they do with PyCharm.

>>61997462
No, this one is shit. All the cool people left.

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>>61997146

This camera company

>>61997243

Spot the whitey.

>>61997518
The one that requires you to sacrifice all your contact info in order to use any filters?

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>>61997360
>3 days to learn what std::rotate does
Seriously? You could probably just say that it's like a rotation asm instruction but it rotates the vector or whatever's values. Why would it take more than 1 minute.
inb4 Google's bar for hiring new people is REALLY low

>>61997501
Yeah, but I think the price is not too high for how awesome their IDEs are. Especially, when they have this "all free for students" thing, so you start paying only after you graduate and if you are competent you have a good paying job by then.

JetBrains, Atlassian, VMware and Red Hat
Ubiquiti, Juniper and DellEMC

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>>61997548
>inb4 Google's bar for hiring new people is REALLY low
It is, why do you think they made Go?

>>61997146
Jet brains, mozilla and whatsapp. Fucking whatsapp rose in ranks of my fav tools from day one. Never fucking breaks, works fast af, no issues, perfect.

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>>61997349
Yeah, I like them too. And I'm really looking forward to this self-hosting possibility.

>>61997589
>WhatsApp
Facebook*

>>61997589
>Whatsapp
No desktop app, requires a phone number, closed source. Literally worse in every single way than Wire.

>>61997594
Didn't even know that was coming. Maybe my old HP Slimline from 2005 will find itself with a new lease on life.

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Microsoft

On windows, you feel like a god. Its professional its fast, its all functional. You have a godlike user interface. The thing that the linux does not have. You have those two buttons in the linux, but you still search google for codes to write in terminal. Linux is free because its not worth a penny. Nobody would sell a paper without taking the money. Just not sure why people still buy android while windows phone does 10 times more. Trust me. When you work with windows you know some genius ground breaker dedicated himself to give you an operational os

>>61997609
>>61997604
IDGAF if it's closed software or even owned by someone. It's not the software I use for my project management, it's just a shitapp I use to send memes to my friends or get in touch with recruiters.
Legit best thing that happened is the phone no -> account binding. No more people asking me where they can grab me since good 80% of my acquaintances are using it and they have my phone no.

>>61997629
>IDGAF if it's closed software or even owned by someone.
Then you're a fool.
>It's not the software I use for my project management, it's just a shitapp I use to send memes to my friends or get in touch with recruiters.
And? That doesn't forgive its shortcomings.

>Legit best thing that happened is the phone no -> account binding. No more people asking me where they can grab me since good 80% of my acquaintances are using it and they have my phone no.
Wire allows you to use a phone number if you like. It's just not required (you can also elect to use a throwaway email address).

Your defense wasn't a defense at all.

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>>61997622
>Its professional
oh boy

>its all functional
you're trolling, right?

You have a godlike user interface
>dear lord

>Linux is free because its not worth a penny
you don't understand the difference between libre and gratis, do you?

>When you work with windows you know some genius ground breaker dedicated himself to give you an operational os
Wait til you see the source code

None of them.

>>61997349
What about being a botnet itself? It is Open Source or secure (end-to-end encryption)?

>>61997778
Everything is open sourced but the servers. That said, the servers being closed source is irrelevant due to fingerprint verification and an open source code.

>>61997794
https://github.com/wireapp/wire-server

>>61997292
>respects your privacy
>commited to diversity and equality

anon go to >>>/pol/
for 5 minuttes and then come back. Seriously you need to be red pilled.

>>61997778
It has ete encryption.
The app is foss.

>>61997812
Then things have changed since I last researched them. I wasn't concerned due to the open source code and the fingerprint verification to ensure that messages were delivered to the correct device.

>>61997399
this.

I will never be gay, but I would gladly become gay for Tim if he asked me for it.

>>61997843
Apple is ok so long as you don't buy into the entire ecosystem. When you do that, it turns into a nanny OS.

>>61997420
They are russians, their office in Prague and they are Chezh company to be outside of russian jurisdiction.

cannonical
for drivers and still fighting for easy nonautistic desktop and drivers. A little bit sad about ms and cannonical win 10 thing thou

>>61997658
But it was, your counter arguments are not even arguments at all.
>Then you're a fool
Great, now I believe you.
>And? That doesn't forgive its shortcomings.
With this logic you'll only drive the best car in the world or won't drive a car at all and walk everywhere everyday until you get the best one.
>Wire allows you to use a phone number if you like. It's just not required (you can also elect to use a throwaway email address).
Oh, that's cool. I'll actually look it up but at this point I fear there is literally no one using it, why would I be the only one everyone has to install a different app to speak to :o

>>61997905
Which drivers did Canonical create?

>>61997909
>Great, now I believe you.
I don't care whether you believe me or not.

>With this logic you'll only drive the best car in the world or won't drive a car at all and walk everywhere everyday until you get the best one.
Bad comparison, considering both are free. But yes, if you could get a Ford Pinto or a McLaren F1 for free, and you chose the Ford Pinto, then you're a retard.

>Oh, that's cool. I'll actually look it up but at this point I fear there is literally no one using it, why would I be the only one everyone has to install a different app to speak to
It looks way better than WhatsApp, and has a bunch of shit that normies like, like doodling on pics, emojis, gif support, etc. Using both side by side, the only reason that normies don't use it is because they aren't aware of it. That said, I wouldn't expect them to give much of a shit about fingerprint verification.

>>61997146
>Products run JVM
Into the trash it goes.

>>61997292

JUDEN

>>61997876
But Apple products work as intended only if you buy into the ecosystem...

>>61998212
The ecosystem is what made me stop using MacOS, and disable icloud on my iphone. I hated it. Any time anything happened on my phone or my computer, it would start annoying me on both at the same time.

>>61997501
http://blog.lanyus.com/archives/305.html

>>61997349
My only complaint these days is lack of app on f-droid.

>>61998212
Being a unix-like OS, you can actually interface pretty well with GNU systems from Mac OS. Certainly better than on Windows anyway. You've got a decent shell, vim, emacs, openssh, all out of the box. It's surprisingly nice in that regard. I still would not use or recommend it these days due to it being non-free software, but I don't have an irrational hatred for it the way some people do, or the way I was raised to.

>>61997438
/thread

>>61997558
>Red Hat
They are the reason all the major distros are stuck with systemd, networkmanager, and pulseaudio. Are you really happy about that? Maybe you are, just felt the need to say this.

>>61998350
Have you put in a request with them? They have been pretty responsive to good ideas.

>>61997403
>Atlassian
kek

>>61997622

LMAO?

Windows is so “God” that you can’t even kill processes.

>>61997876

iOS is indeed a nanny OS, now I don’t understand your point?.

>>61998459
Not everyone wants a nanny OS.

>>61997146
Jetbrains
Google
Atlassian
RedHat


They offer great products and services. I don't care about their political views :^)

>>61998492
The price google asks is too high.

>>61998471

Who said everyone should have a nanny OS?

Also, it’s ios, you have macOS which is not a nanny OS.

Better s nanny OS than spyware/adware OS.

>>61997292
JEWS

>>61997438
>>61997462
RIP

>>61998396
No, didn't consider it, I guess. Thanks for the suggestion.

>>61998566
Mac OS is a nanny OS if used as intended in conjunction with iOS. Taking that shit away puts it on par with Linux at best.

>>61997146
>non-free IDEs
Just no. Not only is it a botnet, it's bloat as well.

>>61997360
>nobody knows what std::rotate does
He probably meant that on a deeper level. I don't know the context, but std::rotate comes from a third party developer, if the implementation of std::rotate were to change on a compiler/library update it might have a negative impact on the function that uses it.

Of course they could have solved this by opening the header file that contains the implementation.

>>61997327
The moto g3 gave me new found hope for them

>>61998621
>if the implementation of std::rotate were to change
The behavior won't change, the performance might change for the better, anything you write yourself is almost guaranteed to be worse than std::rotate.

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Urbit

>>61998604
The community edition of IntelliJ is free as in freedom

>>62000023
>Urbit
NO.

>>62000000

>>61997622
I dont believe for a second that someone unironically likes Microsoft.

>>61997146
>>61997207
these two. the rest of the a shit

>>61998101
the best implementations of the JVM are hands down the best software runtimes in existence

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>>62000122
>I dont believe for a second that someone unironically likes Microsoft.

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>>62000542

>>61997521
It's cracker now. If you are gonna pretend to be a nigger at least do it correctly.

>>61997146
(that's not the name of the company)

>>62000019
This is only true for brainlets.

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If only it didn't brutally die ...

>>62000880
Why don't you write your own and then we'll compare?

>>62000580
I thought "cracker" was a meme but because it is such an inoffensive word.

>>62001017
Because I've better things to do than to impress brainlets on a North Korean rocket engineering board.

>>62001095
It's probably because you couldn't even write a working implementation, let alone one that is fast.

>>62001156
I'll stop replying now. That means that I win.

>>61997501
Or rubymine. It would've been great. Anyway I learned Python with their Python edu ide so pretty good opinion

>>61997199
It's just another fad language. It doesn't offer enough over Java to be worth switching and if the dumb fucks at Oracle would just add properties to Java absolutely nobody would bother with it.

>>62001231
Checked nulls are pretty good desu

>>61999902
>no updates
>no customer support
>releasing stupid mod gimmick phones

>hope

>>61997561
> It is

You still couldn't get an interview and would undoubtedly be rejected during the first phone interview. What does that say about you?

>>62001244
Checked nulls make little difference when 99.99% of the code you're interacting with is in Java where Kotlin's checked nulls fall apart completely.

>>62001298
What happened, anon? Did you get rejected recently so now you're coping by projecting your insecurities onto others?

>>61997897
+15

>>61998566
Mac OS is a nanny OS.

>>61997146
i did liked that, before they fucked their customers in the ass with their meme license bullshit. they tried to damage control a bunch of times after that, thankfully no one bought their shit, into the trash it went

>>61997622
Nice b8

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>Best database of the market
>Owns the greatest programming language ever created
>Solid results on the last quarter

>>62002016
ORA-600

>>62000071
Ja.

>>62000554
>>62000542
Talk about XP being painful to upgrade.

>>62001231
>X would be worth nothing if its competitor did a better job
>therefore, X is worth nothing

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I unironically think Google & Mozilla are doing what they can to create a great, open web platform for everyone.

I work at Jewgle, on Chromium. Lately, I've been contributing to the Mozilla project to show my support and improve my programming skills.

AMA

Hwaci seems pretty cool.

>>62003502
>I work at Jewgle
How hostile are Nonwhite HR cunts to White engineers?

>>62003502
>open web platform
>Google

You can only choose one

>>62003574
It's fine, honestly. Like 80% of people are white & asian, even in HR. People want to be inclusive of everyone, including whites.

There's a handful of SJWs, but it's very easy not to engage in political discussions with them. Political opinions shouldn't get in the way of fixing bugs, adding features & shipping code to a billion users.

>>62003502
Fix >>61997360 and make it possible to shift-click tabs.

>>62003703
>Fix >>61997360
If it's in Chrome, you can literally make a CL right now if you think there's a code quality issue.

>shift-click tabs
Not sure what you mean, exactly. Shift-click to close?

>>62003661
Can you elaborate? Ever heard of the WHATWG, and the W3C?

>>62003744
Shift/ctrl-click to select multiple tabs, then with multiple tabs selected you could drag all of them at once to another window.

>>61997146

Good products, but their licensing is shit.
I like some of the products but not the company.


>>61997292

>biggest advertising company in the world
>sees all your data via google.com, googlemail, google docs and what not
>has probably data about every user on earth
>has huge AI programm to evaluate those data
>is big in military AI
>will literally build skynet one day

Yeah, very nice..

>>62000023
and how should it be used?

>>62002028
so it basically spits random errors whenever?

>>62003744
>Can you elaborate? Ever heard of the WHATWG, and the W3C?

Ever heard of Google AMP?

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Apple

Nothing baiting here, I genuinely like their products. They get the basics right and ant pretty much constantly setting industry standards when it comes to design and UX.
Yeah, they are overpriced as fuck and sometimes behind, but the simply work well.

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>>61997207
>Moz://a

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Consistent quality in RAM with industry-leading QC processes. Seems like a good one to work for too.

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>>61997207
Where will it take me /g/?

>>62004275
wtf I opened it and now I have a virus

>>62003968
>allowing users to view websites faster & without ads, trackers, or intrusive JS
Just look at the current state of news websites in the US, and you'll understand why this was made

>>61997622
Agree agree. You lost me at at Windows Phone is better than Android though.

>>61997589
whatsapp is clumsy and a slow piece of turd compared to telegram

>>62003502
How does it feel having a tranny as your boss?

>>61997622
>I never learned to use a decent OS, so I'm stuck on Windows.