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by adamors 10y ago
Would love to see a real world project using it.
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by adamors 10y ago
I'm sorry but are you serious? Any decent front-end dev should be able to be proficient in React in a week.
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by adamors 10y ago
Look for ads that say their entire organisation is remote/distributed. A lot of ads on weworkremotely.com do this to clarify that they don't have an actual office and everybody is telecommuting.
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by adamors 10y ago
If you are talking about the Apple EULA, that is not enforceable in the EU.
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by adamors 10y ago
Provide sources. Multiple acquittances have been working on custom built Hackintoshes for years without _any_ issues from Apple.
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by adamors 10y ago
Yeah, I agree. I have a 15" MBP from 2008 and that thing is heavy. Was eyeing the 13" only for the weight.
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by adamors 10y ago
Par for the course for Cringely.
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by adamors 10y ago
It's a common use case that's why.
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by adamors 10y ago
If you rely on Skype in any way, avoid Linux. The Linux version was killed years ago and basic stuff like screen sharing isn't working as expected. Last time I tried (2+ years ago, it might be different now) Go To Meeting also wasn&#x2
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by adamors 10y ago
To me it comes down to: sane default settings, ease of customisability and ability to discover stuff on my own. Add to this applications that just work™. I still remember having to write a Bash script on Ubuntu to move the mouse every 2 min
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by adamors 10y ago
Last time I tried Elementary OS it _looked_ very nice but basic stuff like adding an HTML signature in the email client was missing. Did they improve on this front?
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by adamors 10y ago
You are spreading misinformation. EULA is completely different from copyright and in a lot of countries EULAs are not enforceable.
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by adamors 10y ago
I actually switched to Hackintoshes from Linux PCs because the upgrade/install process is less painful. Used Ubuntu and Arch in the past, tinkering with the system was almost a daily thing. Also, the UX/UI of OS X is just miles ah
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by adamors 10y ago
I've been using my Hackintosh PC for 5 years now and every update/new OS upgrade was hassle free. With custom builds that is the norm. As long as EULAs are concerned, in the EU they are unenforceable.
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by adamors 10y ago
Why?
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by adamors 10y ago
Bunch of generalisation. Plenty of people use external devices via USB with Macbooks. Now all of them will need adaptors. Same goes for people who have a bunch of flash drives. New ones may not be expensive, but it's still a waste of m
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by adamors 10y ago
I think a W500 could already handle 16GB.
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by adamors 10y ago
It's still inferior to Google Maps tho. It's not outright bad, but for directions/traffic Google Maps is still miles ahead (at least in random European countries).
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by adamors 10y ago
If you actually live in the terminal, Bash on Windows is a joke.
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by adamors 10y ago
AFAIK EULAs are entirely illegal and unenforceable in the EU.
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by adamors 10y ago
I'm using a Hackintosh for 4 years now. It's definitely not true that one is bound to Apple hardware.
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by adamors 10y ago
Yes, Obama endorsed HRC.
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by adamors 10y ago
Does anybody actually use Polymer? Frontend jobs are mostly either Angular or React related.
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by adamors 10y ago
Crockford said: > the Old Web was great because it provided promiscuity [0] and > promiscuous: indiscriminate; without discrimination [1]. It's just people getting offended for absolutely no reason. [0]: https://www.y
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by adamors 10y ago
"Member states cannot give tax benefits to selected companies - this is __illegal__ under EU state aid rules," the commissioner said. "The Commission's investigation concluded that Ireland granted illegal tax benefits to
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by adamors 10y ago
It runs just fine on my iPhone 5 and it's my daily device.
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by adamors 10y ago
The iPhone SE is similarly priced and iOS devices receive updates for more than 3 years. iPhone 5 for instance got and runs fine iOS 9, 4 years after release.
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by adamors 10y ago
Are serverless and container based architectures really that popular in the real world, or is it yet another HN bubble? I'm still happy using virtual/cloud servers for anything/everything.
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by adamors 10y ago
This is what I've been doing and it's very simple for both client apps and on the server. I don't know if this is feasible for larger files tho.
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by adamors 10y ago
That's a stretch. This is like any other HN fad, like the 2048 variants, javascript frameworks etc.

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