2fast4you

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by 2fast4you 6y ago
Gitlab
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by 2fast4you 6y ago
Sent this to a few people at work and it spread pretty quickly. We all love it!
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by 2fast4you 7y ago
This isn’t side loading. The app is in TestFlight because it’s still in beta
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by 2fast4you 7y ago
You can run VB6 on Windows Server 2019. I should know, it’s in production right now
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by 2fast4you 7y ago
Why not double down and make it an inseparable part of your code base? That’s what my company did
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by 2fast4you 7y ago
If I want to make an application composed of C, C#, and Visual Basic, there nothing stopping me in Windows. You try to pull that shit in Unix though, and you get a whole mess of problems. This is why Unix is clearly just so inferior. /
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by 2fast4you 7y ago
Visual 6502 is a godsend for emulation. For a brief time I dabbled in emulating the 6502 and every question that couldn’t be answered by the manual was answered by this. Couldn’t live without it <3
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by 2fast4you 7y ago
Size, and I’m assuming speed but I don’t know anything about the express card interface so it might be slow. Also if you just want to cram more drive in your laptop
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by 2fast4you 7y ago
When people say Docker is lightweight and they’re running it on a Mac, they’re probably talking about their production environment and it’s rude to say that they don’t quite understand.
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by 2fast4you 7y ago
Hey mine was non retina too! It really was a fantastic piece of hardware, and probably the only Mac I’ll ever live. The dual SSDs(I replaced the cd drive too) gave it a few more years for me. I’m pretty happy with the replacement I got thou
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by 2fast4you 7y ago
My 2012 MacBook Pro is in great condition and probably would’ve stayed that way for awhile, but sluggishness was just becoming too common. Especially when I’m off mains, running an IDE, a browser, and occasionally compiling
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by 2fast4you 7y ago
Hold on, am I missing out on some shower innovations? I’ve never heard of this pressure control
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by 2fast4you 7y ago
If you’re a fan of podcast documentaries, I would check out “The Dropout”. It’s really good, and how I first found out about Theranos
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by 2fast4you 7y ago
I like different spaces having different keys. If someone is house sitting, then I can give them the one key they need and not worry about snooping. Obviously a bad actor could get around it no problem, I’m just keeping out the honest
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by 2fast4you 7y ago
That page wasn’t written by Christian, I was written by one of the users that’s been harassing them. https://github.com/Christian-Schiffer/servicelayer.chat/wiki...
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by 2fast4you 7y ago
I agree, the Santa doesn’t belong in VSCode, or any other tool, but not for the reasons outlined in this issue. I don’t want my editor changing its UI every year for the holidays
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by 2fast4you 7y ago
Amusing, but I think inappropriate. The VSCode team shouldn’t have to deal with all of the fake issues raised in their repo
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by 2fast4you 7y ago
I think it should be an opt-in not an opt-out. The better way to distribute some holiday cheer would be to release an official VSCode Christmas theme. That way my editor it’s changing its appearance for no reason every year
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by 2fast4you 7y ago
I don’t think the Santa hat belongs in VSCode, but not for the reasons outlined in this issue. I don’t want my editor changing its UI every for the holidays
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by 2fast4you 7y ago
A little bit, but my intention was brevity. I didn’t realize how small the character limit was
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Santa Hat on VScode Insiders(reddit.com)
46 points by 2fast4you 7y ago|40 comments
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by 2fast4you 7y ago
Are you sure that’s real? If so, do you links to further reading?
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by 2fast4you 7y ago
> Site speed only matters in so much as: A) google uses it to rank you, and B) it impacts your users ability to use your product This can’t be an unpopular opinion. Is there anyone disputing that usability and SEO are the main reasons fo
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by 2fast4you 7y ago
What about the real Windows 95 that runs in your browser using WebAssembly?
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by 2fast4you 7y ago
Wait, why would it do that?
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by 2fast4you 7y ago
Maybe I should’ve used a different title, the biggest “revelation” for me was that cat will concatenate files. It’s such a simple command, I never bothered to look at the man page. Although I still find it interesting that it’s original pur
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by 2fast4you 7y ago
There are new developments and languages, just look at Rust or Go. Some argue that Rust could replace C (I do too, but I’m knowledgeable enough to defend it)
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by 2fast4you 7y ago
I didn’t know it concatenates file
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Cat is not meant for printing files to the terminal(man7.org)
1 points by 2fast4you 7y ago|5 comments