danmur

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by danmur 6y ago
I think that's very much personal preference. I tried KDE a few months ago and I couldn't stick with it; it is slower than Gnome in a lot of ways, it's (to my eyes) much more cluttered, and has lags at annoying places. For ex
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by danmur 6y ago
Yep. All my deployments I set up so they can be run from anywhere (with the right deps and auth), even though I rarely need to use it. Makes it easier to test deployment processes too.
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by danmur 6y ago
I haven't used it seriously for that purpose so I can't comment :). Just my home setup. Their other products have their rough edges though so I can understand.
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by danmur 6y ago
Vault is ridiculously easy to use for this.
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by danmur 6y ago
Some of those messages looked like they were from co-workers :P
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by danmur 6y ago
This is amazing. I don't own a Mac, and I don't get those kinds of messages, yet I still want to buy it.
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by danmur 6y ago
Pretty plausible. It would be hard to put off that cash infusion.
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by danmur 6y ago
I like parceljs too. I haven't used it on big projects (plus I'm not a web dev currently) but I found it to be more "config when you need to change the defaults" than "no config". But that's great. It work
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by danmur 6y ago
"Unikernels are fast, secure, increase server density and eliminate devops." bold statement, by whatever definition of devops you use
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by danmur 6y ago
I have a system too. Every time I want to record something I simply have an anxiety attack.
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by danmur 6y ago
Same reason poetry has slow (but accurate) dependency resolution. It would be nice to have as part of the repo API.
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by danmur 6y ago
Not really related but I got a surface pro to replace an Android tablet and even though I'm a native Linux user I find myself doing some light dev work on it. It's quite pleasant even with only 8gb of RAM. It only cost $700 though
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by danmur 6y ago
I had no idea he wrote Star Wars novels but this thread reminded me of him so I bought a few others to reread :). Hope he can get what he's entitled to.
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by danmur 6y ago
It's attempting to shift blame around in exactly the same way as shifting half a contract. The profits but not the consequences.
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by danmur 6y ago
I'll have to try KDE again, I always found it really messy and disorganised (but that was many years ago). It's really hard not to have some bias, but I used OSX for work for about five years, currently been using Windows at work
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by danmur 6y ago
Unbiased was probably a poor choice of words, there's always biases of some sort. As you said motivations, financial in particular, are the main problem. I guess there's also an onus on us readers to do some of our own fact checki
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by danmur 6y ago
I had such high hopes for that wikinews thing. I'd gladly pay for unbiased reporting. Maybe all the recent political fiascos (in many nations) will start making people more receptive to the idea.
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by danmur 6y ago
Elzar: You gotta try the pasta, it's got a real nice profit margin. Bam!
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by danmur 6y ago
This could be describing plenty of enterprise software too. Boxticking crapware.
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by danmur 6y ago
There's also the issue of having your music collection tied to a cloud provider. I've been using Play Music for years, happily, but I don't much like the replacement (YouTube/YouTube Music/whatever). And I don'
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by danmur 6y ago
I haven't compared ram usage but vscode feels (subjectively obviously) very slow by comparison to me. Intellij is a beast of an application in terms of features also.
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by danmur 6y ago
I only know about him from the king of Kong (like many people probably) and I'm always wary of how those things can create a bias in editing, but man does he come across as a world class jerk in that.
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by danmur 6y ago
My recollection (which could be completely wrong) was that they had a branch with it, but it really needed hardware transactional memory to memory to have decent speed for most applications.
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by danmur 6y ago
No way to win :)
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by danmur 6y ago
Still not as bad as spatial reference systems
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by danmur 6y ago
I think that's it. No argument that it's improved, so much, but if you're not already using it then it's hard to pick it over other options. Good luck to the fans though, you can do anything you need with it and if you e
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by danmur 6y ago
It's not a fortune but ignoring the actual money: * It's publicity for peertube, here and other places * It could get a good chunk of useful development done if used correctly * It's an endorsement from a trusted body that mi
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by danmur 6y ago
That's 100% true, still a bad look when building a user base though
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by danmur 6y ago
That's excellent!
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by danmur 6y ago
Agree. Nothing wrong with doing what works for most things, but with backups it's easier to use an appropriate process from the start. It's easy enough and saves you grief later.

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