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RandomException
11mo ago
They usually don't make sense optimizing before achieving these levels of expenses. I mean, for a really long time the expenses are so low that it would cost more to engineer these solutions in the first place, and then they suddenly r
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As of today, express has not received an update in two years
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5y ago
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RandomException
7y ago
I've found myself learning stuff better when there is no IDE correcting me all the time and auto-generating stuff out of thin air. IDEs are awesome once you know what you're doing but I do also see the reasoning for forcing to use
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7y ago
And in my experience, when you do finally get the update, it sometimes ends up breaking a lot of existing features. Pixel users have reported multiple times about degraded battery life after an update, and my last experience with Android 10
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8y ago
Android is cheap and it's widely used because it's open. If manufacturers weren't able to customize it to their needs, we would still be living in a world with separate OSes for every single manufacturer. This is important es
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RandomException
8y ago
There are already multiple separate app stores for Android and not just the Google Play. This is nothing new for Google to be honest. And if they were to make Android a closed system, what would make me buy an Android phone instead of an iO
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8y ago
Nice! This looks really cool :) Username: RandomException
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8y ago
You would now, but what if they had cost money in the first place? Like, you wouldn't have got used to their services for free for years? This is something people often forget when they are saying "of course I would pay money"
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RandomException
9y ago
Except that Chrome can never turn into a new IE6. It keeps updating automatically, it respects the standards and is nice to use. Oh, and it isn't installed automatically on Windows or Mac. It also is made by a company whose business is
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9y ago
Do it in Vim (or emacs for those weirdos out there) and you're done before you would've even reached the mouse :)
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RandomException
10y ago
Not worth the resources though.
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RandomException
10y ago
Was feeling kind of sad to see this is the last year these appear. After watching the video also understood the reason behind the decision - same problems from year to year so there's really not much new stuff to talk about.