awelxtr

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by awelxtr 5y ago
Eclipse too iirc
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Comic Mono exists, and I use it
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Less distractions? They were gamers, they could've been playing games instead of working their asses off internet and social media here are not to blame. They were _really_ driven and passionate
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by awelxtr 5y ago
Call me cheap or stinky, but I tend to invest on stuff I use on a regular basis. Buying stuff for a one off ocasion when it might become handy, isn't my philosophy.
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> When I read code, it's not a passive activity. Reading is passive, whether you like it or not. > I'm navigating and searching. Sometimes I bring up external documentation. If you spend as much time navigating as reading or
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> Craftsman has to care for their tools. I agree. Except for the part that programmers spend far more time reading than writing. An ajustable monitor and a good chair payoff way more than an expensive keyboard. I still don't get the
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by awelxtr 5y ago
As a Spaniard this is, sadly, our everyday life. Specially if you watch the news. On the flip side we also use it to make jokes.
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Three boys and two girls here. If you count my brother as friend then it changes to four boys
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What about Eve online?
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by awelxtr 5y ago
It's clear we aren't acquaintances then
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by awelxtr 5y ago
With free games it would be easier to put a list of games without dark patterns.
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by awelxtr 5y ago
And when WFHing you can turn off all methods of communication. The key is if people care if you are in flow or not. I have a coworker that after being 4y in the company still asks the same questions which the answer is documented in the pub
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by awelxtr 5y ago
> There’s also the possibility of mismanaging your password database and losing all of your data. The alternatives are same password everywhere or keeping a paper around with the passwords written in plain text. Both are equally disastro
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by awelxtr 5y ago
> A lot of people (do not trust password managers, case in point the recent last pass scare. That's no excuse. KeePass allows having the database file locally where it's you duty to manage it. It might be less convenient, maybe
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by awelxtr 5y ago
> Reading a Book is probably better stil Hot take: why? Why is reading _better_ than gaming? From an "entertainment" point of view I very much doubt it. I see it as snobbish. From "productivity" point of view, well ga
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by awelxtr 5y ago
I guess that business were never built upon chats, while email (and conventional mail) is really the backbone of the enterprise world
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MKBHD made a video about Apple and the paradox of choice. Pretty interesting
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> also focused on one-bag ergonomics? Considering that they offer bags up to 40L, I guess go. My GR1 23L bag has served me well thus far. Although I gotta say they are rather pricey.
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Spanish here, same picture :/
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Security without convenience means users will forfeit security for convenience. Password managers offer convenience for "don't reuse passwords". You want to "don't reuse emails" become the norm? Implement a too
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by awelxtr 5y ago
9y have passed, no new developments about this?
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Aren't languages just tools, too?