aglionby

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   by aglionby 9y ago

   Launch, and figure it out later. Something like that realistically isn't going to give much, if any, added value to your eventual end users. This is the reality of development -- mature projects do get un-fun, but that's why you
2. 92.▲
   by aglionby 9y ago

   Is this possible to detect despite external factors (variable latency etc)?
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   by aglionby 9y ago

   I've once tried to sign up for some site (I can't remember which) which went through with the usual successful signup, please check your email text. The email I received however was something along the lines of 'you already h
4. 94.▲
   by aglionby 9y ago

   I always wait a few months from release before upgrading OS precisely because there always seems to be teething problems (for both macOS or Windows), so I'm still on Sierra and haven't had any issues to drive me away. Like others
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   by aglionby 9y ago

   +1, not having to use a mouse is great. I also use zsh's inbuilt git aliases [0] which I can't recommend enough -- I've found using git CLI without them a pain now that I'm used to them. These together have me productive
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   by aglionby 9y ago

   You can I believe - your server will end up being a standalone binary with all the necessary Unity things bundled in.