H1Supreme

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by H1Supreme 10y ago
I use an intel Nuc as a Linux box running Ubuntu LTS as well. As you stated, everything worked perfect right out of the box. Which makes me think: Since a NUC is essentially laptop hardware, why hasn't anyone thrown these components in
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by H1Supreme 10y ago
Yeah, I'm so tired of hearing this come up when people are looking for Linux laptops. It's very old, and VERY ugly. Most of us want something modern that runs Linux well.
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by H1Supreme 10y ago
Exactly this. If you're a typical Linux user, you've probably already built computers from scratch. A MBP/MBA laptop aimed at Linux is where the need actually lies.
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by H1Supreme 10y ago
Absolutely. I've been doing "frontend" work before it was even a term (ie. html tables for layout), and it's still the #1 thorn in my side. Even with all the tools available, developing a functional, aesthetically pleasi
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by H1Supreme 10y ago
I found myself asking the same question. Either way, this is great. Going to pick up a 1070 for my hackintosh.
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by H1Supreme 10y ago
Great tool. Especially for people without a lot of design or color theory experience. As someone with both, I find the palette a bit too saturated for my tastes. I've tried to only use the colors listed in the material design docs, but
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by H1Supreme 10y ago
If you're going to be SSH'd into servers (or other devices) most of the time, a Chromebook could be an option. Just get one whose hard drive can be upgraded if need be.
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by H1Supreme 10y ago
I've used both Polymer and Vue for a few projects, and Vue's single file component method, coupled with WebPack, is almost identical to writing an app with Polymer. Except that Vue doesn't ship with all the Polyfill baggage t
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by H1Supreme 10y ago
I enjoy the pre-race commentary and qualifying more than the actual races these days. Which, is a real shame.
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by H1Supreme 10y ago
> If you can't save for your own retirement, then you have no right to leave the workforce or lean on government programs. There's a massive part of the population who will not be able to save for retirement. How exactly does o
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by H1Supreme 10y ago
Mac OS already runs on lots of different hardware. Just look at the list of compatible hardware for building a Hackintosh. Graphics cards aside, there's a lot of compatible components.
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by H1Supreme 10y ago
Or just sell a copy of the OS, and write a few drivers.
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by H1Supreme 10y ago
After Apple launched the MBP's back in October, I moved to Linux for all my development work (web included). If you're not reliant on Adobe as much anymore, it's an easy transition. I installed Gimp for basic photo editing (c
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by H1Supreme 10y ago
Truth. I had $1,500 earmarked for a new macbook pro before they launched. Switched to Linux for all my development work shortly after. Which, I should have done earlier tbh.
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by H1Supreme 10y ago
I'm on #3 hackintosh, and I agree, they're great. I'm using it for audio production primarily. 0 problems, and I have a lot of peripherals. The one place these fall short is graphics card support. Newer 1070's and 1080&#