drunkenazi

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   by drunkenazi 10y ago

   For sure, I regularly sit between 12-16GB used (mainly doing web development + docker work, large systems, many services), but frequently will be above that when running a lot inside of VMs. You are also up against a loosing battle of progr
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   by drunkenazi 10y ago

   Is no one else a little alarmed by the language used on their home page? Does anyone know whether or not this is a legal privacy concern? "Crisp discovers every tiny detail on each visitor you chat with. From geolocation to device inf
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   by drunkenazi 10y ago

   I got one for work use, and it slowly turned in to my at home laptop replacement. Definitely shines at casual consumption, the only time I use it productively is when it acts as a second display (meaning my laptop is productive). Regular u
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   by drunkenazi 10y ago

   http://i.imgur.com/2rk7uhU.png y u do dis? Does S3 not also have the ability to store complex data bits like filenames? Is the server open source? Will the client work without the server? What if your server actually keep
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   by drunkenazi 11y ago

   Couldn't agree more. I think the title is unreasonably one sided, and saying "be part of the solution" is equally one sided. Dependencies are great for the reasons you specified, and I saw nothing in that article suggesting