LionEgo

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by LionEgo 1y ago
> Sorry for the snarky comment, but then those devs are simply bad Yes. That is the majority of developers. I had to explain to a dev today (nice enough guy) that he has to actually run the tests. > Windows is legacy, the future is
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by LionEgo 1y ago
We are the outliers. My co-workers hasn't even removed the awful Windows weather app and search bar from the taskbar.
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by LionEgo 1y ago
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by LionEgo 1y ago
Your snark at my comments is completely unwarranted. I really shouldn't have to explain what follows. But I will. Installing any dev tooling that is third party is done on the command line. Look up the instructions for installing Node
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by LionEgo 1y ago
> First of all, I disagree with this comment. You can disagree all you want. It is simply the truth. I've contracted in the UK and Europe. Most devs don't even know you can tab complete most commands in modern shells (IIRC cmd.
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by LionEgo 1y ago
The reason why WSL is a thing is because developers in corps needed a way to run Linux. IT support and techs doesn't know anything about Linux typically and don't want to deal with supporting it. WSL fixes this problem. Most devel
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by LionEgo 1y ago
I've spent a lot of time in my career working on weird rendering issues on websites/devices. Believe me when I said "I checked", I know WTF I am talking about. The only thing that was different was Wayland vs X11. Same b
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by LionEgo 1y ago
> To summarise, the downsides are that it requires more memory, and that it reduces throughput and adds latency (except when there’s already a compositor or a vblank-synced fullscreen display). https://unix.stackexchange.com&#
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by LionEgo 1y ago
It depends on the game/application and what you are running and your distro may have enabled TearFree for you. I use Debian and it isn't enabled by default. If I was to play Dark Souls 3 and/or Elden ring on Linux without t