acmecorps

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   by acmecorps 9y ago

   Nooo.. But then I have to use PHP.. I kid, I kid ;)
2. 62.▲
   by acmecorps 9y ago

   How in the world did you managed to use storyboard? I hate using it for moderate-complex UI apps. This guy say it better than me on why I hate storyboard (especially the first reason): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g6yz5oX
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   by acmecorps 9y ago

   Seconded on Lets Build That App. Found about it last week, and bought the subscription asap - was impressed with the quality. However, I was an iOS dev 3-4 years ago and wanted to learn swift - so, it was a pretty smooth upgrade for me. I t
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   by acmecorps 9y ago

   Yeah, navicat is great! It's just for a small time developer / student, the $1,299.00 price tag is not really enticing. I'll gladly pay for a subscription model like adobe cc.
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   by acmecorps 9y ago

   Yes, and best of all - it's free! *with more paid advance features, but hey, if you need those, it's worth it.
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   by acmecorps 9y ago

   My personal favorite - Valentina Studio. Available in windows, mac and linux. Can work with MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite. https://www.valentina-db.com/en/valentina-studio-overview
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   by acmecorps 9y ago

   THANK YOU FOR THIS! My company uses Slack, and I hate the iOS app, Windows app and the Linux app. It's bloated and slow! I paid for the Mailbird app, and I'd pay for a fast and efficient Slack app too.
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   by acmecorps 10y ago

   Looks nice - and the font! ;) On a more serious note, I know ruby, but I really want to learn JS - is this a good place to start? Or, is there a better place to start, and then come back here?
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   by acmecorps 10y ago

   I'm actually looking forward to buying them, but only if they drop the price (which I'm sure it will overtime). If it's around $20+, i'd snap it in a heartbeat.
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    by acmecorps 10y ago

    > Right now, I've decided to take the money I'd spend on the cheapest Macbook to buy a desktop system, plus a chromebook. I can have mobility and a lot of performance, for a fraction of the price. This is EXACTLY what I did. I
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    by acmecorps 10y ago

    Like the OP, I absolutely despise Unity and tried to find a different route. I came across xubuntu - tried it and absolutely love the simplicity. It's minimal, gets out of the way when you need it; but, best of all, it's USABLE. C
12. 72.▲
    by acmecorps 10y ago

    Good idea on (2). I have a gmail account, so I just use myaccount+whatever_service@gmail.com. Pretty handy.
13. 73.▲
    by acmecorps 11y ago

    Looks sleek, but any chance for a trial period?
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    by acmecorps 11y ago

    It needs more.. pop? ;) Joking aside, I kinda dig it.
15. 75.▲
    by acmecorps 11y ago

    Hey, do you have a link for postage?
16. 76.▲
    by acmecorps 12y ago

    Which is around the same price as google drive: 1TB ~= $10. You will also get it immediately without going through the 3-5hrs penalty and supports instant preview of most files. Although, the increment is much higher (Next tier is at 10TB ~
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    by acmecorps 12y ago

    Or, just use one of the children's magnetic drawing board? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magna_Doodle
18. 78.▲
    by acmecorps 12y ago

    I like the idea, I'm using it to force me to do some record keeping of what I'm doing everyday. Can it email everyday at a certain time to answer the questions?
19. 79.▲
    by acmecorps 12y ago

    This looks great for a key-value online storage, but I'm afraid of using it anything other than testing purposes. I don't know how long it will last :(
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    by acmecorps 12y ago

    > The right to not be offended, quite simply, does not exist and should not exist in free democracies Genuine question: Why is that?
21. 81.▲
    by acmecorps 12y ago

    Wow, I wished mine is as good. My average is between 40-50fps, and sometimes glitches happened. May I know what's your MBP's specs?
22. 82.▲
    by acmecorps 12y ago

    On the other hand, their bonjour service is top notch (anecdotally, but still).
23. 83.▲
    by acmecorps 12y ago

    May I know, how do you guys handle authentications and "cookies"/tokens?
24. 84.▲
    by acmecorps 12y ago

    Try Vox. Not as good as Winamp 2, but as minimal as you can get.
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    by acmecorps 12y ago

    Hi there Yev, I'm a long time crashplan user and the reason why is because they have a family plan ($15 for 10machines). I have multiple machines that I need backed up, so that's why I go with this. I wished i can use backblaze
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    by acmecorps 12y ago

    Awesome! Thanks!
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    by acmecorps 12y ago

    I know I'm asking too much, but is it possible to get a hand on the chapter on testing only? I have been reading on tests, but most of the time I feel quiet lost. I'm afraid it might be the same here too.
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    by acmecorps 12y ago

    > That said, Ruby is trending down, Python is trending up http://trends.builtwith.com/framework/Ruby-on-Rails vs http://trends.builtwith.com/framework/Python Or am I interpreting this wrongly?
29. 89.▲
    by acmecorps 12y ago

    Awesome little utility. I wish there's one for lastpass though, but good work nonetheless :)
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    by acmecorps 12y ago

    I don't know.. with all the added extras, still expensive compared to other countries. I wish US can fix its healthcare mess.