Pigo

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721.
by Pigo 10y ago
This makes a lot of since. It's not going to load as fast as most text editors, as it does a lot more out of the box. And most people using VS Code have spent years of their life waiting for VS to open.
722.
by Pigo 10y ago
So you talked to him, and can now report that it was in no way malicious? Because it sure seems they make it difficult for customers to leave their ecosystem. The effort involved in leaving is usually the justification I hear for why people
723.
by Pigo 10y ago
It's not like Google helped Oracle continue to fail at having their own mobile platform. Jonathan Schwartz, SUN CEO at the time, witnessed in support of Google, as he encouraged them to use it. The whole point was to open more technolo
724.
by Pigo 10y ago
Electron is a great framework. I've used the same applications on several OS's, each seemed stable and fully functional.
725.
by Pigo 10y ago
I'm very curious to try it out, and came to comments in hopes of seeing some comments about what it's like. Instead there's a bunch of comments about the pricing situation. So it's definitely affected my chance of giving
726.
by Pigo 10y ago
> that just works To me that is a very tired phrase for Apple users. I don't begrudge anyone's preferences, until they force everyone else to jump through hurdles to get their machine to work the company's network and tech
727.
by Pigo 10y ago
I was going to say, my brother has logged considerably more time than that on any version of Mass Effect.
728.
by Pigo 10y ago
I've never seen that Open MCT project before. I wonder how similar this is the applications they actually have in place presently.
729.
by Pigo 10y ago
No way, that's awesome. Thanks for the heads up.
730.
by Pigo 10y ago
My Pixel 2 is the reason I got into Linux. Once I figured out how to run Ubuntu in Crouton, it's the only thing I want to use anymore.
731.
by Pigo 10y ago
I used Windows pretty much my entire career until recently, since I started focusing more on client side scripting and Azure (and being able to use VS Code for more .NET projects). I now see Linux as my go to environment. But I still have t
732.
by Pigo 10y ago
This is why I'd love to have one. But will not have one until I work for a place that wants to get me one. I still feel guilty for buying my Pixel 2.
733.
by Pigo 10y ago
I guess I see what you're paying. So right now you can get a 50 mbps plan for $50 through CinBell Fioptics or $65 through Time Warner. I've only ever paid up to the 100 mbps plan for Fioptics though, and then went down one grade b
734.
by Pigo 10y ago
Pound me the witch drums The witch drums
735.
by Pigo 10y ago
Since Google Fiber started we got a fiber network in my area from Cincinnati Bell that allowed me to kick Time Warner in the nuts. It was more satisfying than the ending to Breaking Bad. I've saved money and gotten all the speed it pro
736.
by Pigo 10y ago
> combined death toll could have been as high as 500,000 Makes me wonder if maybe there really were witches, and we were just successful in wiping them all out. I kid.. I kid..
737.
by Pigo 10y ago
Don't get me started on chasing down NuGet dependency errors. The only difference is there's usually only one option for any given task. We're constantly held back by packages with conflicting references. I'm not jumping
738.
by Pigo 10y ago
Some of those are scary. Our team runs everything on Azure, for over 2 years now, and I've only seen one outage that lasted maybe 30 minutes. Maybe we're lucky to be running in a good region, or not at some massive scale. Our bigg
739.
by Pigo 10y ago
I never considered that. I suppose that does give me some hope that we'll see future projects with today's hardware eventually.
740.
by Pigo 10y ago
I get it, and I'm definitely not knocking any endeavor as being trivial. I'm just curious, in general, why this isn't more of a focus. Possibly for selfish reasons.
741.
by Pigo 10y ago
Is it an EMI issue? Slower speeds somehow stand the trip better? If there was enough money in it, I'd bet our top minds could find solutions to these problems.
742.
by Pigo 10y ago
I know this is off-topic, but reading about it's mission has me wondering why (as far as I know) no agencies are sending devices that could return more sophisticated visuals. Even something simple like the 360 YouTube videos would be b
743.
by Pigo 10y ago
That makes me happy to hear. After visiting /r/thatHappened you just stop believing anything funny or amazing is real online.
744.
by Pigo 10y ago
I always questioned whether his stuff is embellished, or complete fiction, but it doesn't stop me from laughing every time I read the story where he tries to pay with a picture of a spider.
745.
by Pigo 10y ago
Don't log in, problem solved
746.
by Pigo 10y ago
> too much time on their hands I'm pretty sure this is a root cause of so much conflict anymore. At the end of the day, almost all social media is inconsequential "goings-on".
747.
by Pigo 10y ago
They'll take my grand-fathered-in unlimited plan from my cold, dead hands... Actually one more contract-violating rate increase and I'll probably be forced to give it up. The only way I still justify it is everyone is paying an ar
748.
by Pigo 10y ago
I suffered from depression pretty much my entire 20's, and looking back it felt like the long line of anti-depressants I was prescribed exacerbated the situation. Eventually I changed how I live my life and started making baby steps to
749.
by Pigo 10y ago
Is there other medications she could take instead of these? Asthma is scary enough for children, I couldn't imagine having to worry about the effects of the medication as well.
750.
by Pigo 10y ago
Maybe if the medication is 90% as fun as cocaine for large portion of the population. I've known precious few people with legitimately diagnosed ADHD, but I've known tons of people who use the medication as a stimulate for studyin

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