bsharitt

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by bsharitt 9y ago
Neat, Google has release this years fix for Android updates. I can't wait to see what next years fix looks like.
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by bsharitt 9y ago
I've always liked Sinatra(though I mostly use its Python equivalent, Flask, these days). It's so simple and straight to the point.
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by bsharitt 9y ago
Dropping the tablet specific UI in Android (it was in 4.1 or one of the other Jellybean releases, 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich had a good evolution of the Honeycomb UI) for the giant phone UI was where I started to sour on tablets in general.
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by bsharitt 9y ago
I was all in on tablets when they first started out. I've had the original iPad, the Motorola Xoom, the HP Touchpad, and many more including convertibles like the Asus Transformer. I really wanted tablets to be the future and replace a
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by bsharitt 9y ago
I tried to like Atom for a long time, but it was always just so sluggish. VSCode seems a lot faster and I keep finding my self going back and forth between it and vim.
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by bsharitt 9y ago
I just replaced my nearly 6 year old Core i5 laptop with a newer Core i5 laptop. CPU performance was fine on the old one, and while the new one probably score better on benchmarks, it's not noticeably faster than some previous jumps(su
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by bsharitt 9y ago
Am I misrembering this coming out a few months ago? Maybe it was merely announced, but I could have sworn I heard people talking about using it.
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by bsharitt 9y ago
I had a job offer from a company with that kind of "Everything you create is ours" clause in the contract(along with a pretty broad non-compete). I think a bit part of it was a that it was a remote work position. When I pushed bac
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by bsharitt 9y ago
I'd probably be a paying Dropbox user if they offered something in between free and 1TB.
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by bsharitt 10y ago
I think it will be and that's one of the reasons behind the patch. If I'm not mistaken, I think the remastered version is mostly new art work on top of this patch.
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by bsharitt 10y ago
Hopefully this means that Wayland is now the unified future for the Linux desktop. I don't think it would be too hard for Canonical to create some installed by default extensions and themes to make Unity users feel more at home in Gnom
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by bsharitt 10y ago
I've been thinking about that as a C refresher. I haven't really worked in C in over a decade and that looks like a fun way to get back into it.
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by bsharitt 10y ago
I've found that eliminating processed foods has cut down on my sugar intake dramatically without specifically focusing on it.
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by bsharitt 10y ago
While I'm not "old" yet, I'm not as young as I used to be and I can feel my life time of poor diet is starting to catch up with me. So I've become very mindful of my diet very recently. I've switched to a mostl
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by bsharitt 10y ago
I deleted my Twitter account, removed my Instagram and Facebook apps. I trimmed my Facebook account down to only my local table top gaming groups while deleting friends and family(who aren't associated with previously mentioned groups)
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by bsharitt 10y ago
Here in the US, many Kroger and Walmart location have online ordering with pickup already in place. So I'd imaging it wouldn't be a big jump for either of them to offer delivery. My other local grocery chain, Publix, has gone the
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by bsharitt 10y ago
Also mutt, which I've switched back to recently. I've got a little Atom powered Chromebook converted to Linux that just does not like modern heavy webmail clients(even GMail when it was still running ChromeOS, and this is one stil
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by bsharitt 10y ago
It's HipChat where I work, but the end effect is the same. I've gotten myself trained to ignore the HipChat noise to the point that now when someone does message me about something important, I sometimes miss it.
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by bsharitt 10y ago
Looks like you can get a PDF legitimately for free. https://www.modmypi.com/download/BuildYourOwnZ80.pdf
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by bsharitt 10y ago
For a while I stuck with Atom because it had a slight edge with plugins, but Visual Studio Code has caught up for what I use(though the Vim plugin is still a bit behind, but good enough) so I made the switch.
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by bsharitt 10y ago
While we'll need to wait to seem how the implementation works out, I like the basic idea of this basically being Fulfillment By Amazon, but without having the rely on a potential competitor. It seems like you're an importer who us
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by bsharitt 10y ago
Makes sense. Allegedly they had pretty much every version OS X after Rhapsody continuing to run on x86 in some capacity until the x86 version of OS X finally came out. Keeping an ARM version around seems like a no brainer. I suspect this is
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by bsharitt 10y ago
>Turned out she took the BASIC manual by accident. "Hrm, BASIC. This must be about the basics of computers, sounds like a good place to start."
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by bsharitt 10y ago
I was considering taking a job recently(would have been 100% remote) that had the same kind of vague "everything you do is ours" clause(also had a similarly vague non-compete) in the contract when I received the job offer. I broug
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by bsharitt 10y ago
For me anything bigger that 13" is anchored to the desktop and I don't consider it mobile. 11"-13" is mobile for me or 20+" for desktop. In between are useless screen sizes for me because I'm not going to lug a
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by bsharitt 10y ago
I guess I can unlink from hangouts and go back to Google Voice? I've basically stopped using my Google Voice number(but keep it around because people still had that number) because the future seemed so uncertain.
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by bsharitt 10y ago
> Not to mention how infinitely more convenient paper is to handle than laptops, and while I can easily spread 10 A4 pages in front of me to look at them simultaneously, I doubt my company will buy me 9 more computers to do the equivalen
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by bsharitt 10y ago
I'm using Wayland on Arch with and AMD card. It seems pretty stable. Most issues I run into are XWayland issues when trying to run X11 applications.
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by bsharitt 10y ago
According the article you just linked, San Antonio was on the list of cities that Google was still committed to with a separate list of paused/canceled cities that San Antonio isn't on.
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by bsharitt 10y ago
Being the one cloud service that sync across Linux, Windows, OS X with a native client, Dropbox is the service I'd like to give money for about 100GB of space for a couple of bucks a month, but I just don't need 1TB for $10 a mont

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