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by eknkc 6y ago
Yeah it is the norm these days. I’ve been using macs for 15 years and they bave been fantastic until the very last iteration (after 2016, 17). My latest MacBook (16") is so unstable that it is actually funny at this point.
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by eknkc 6y ago
I feel like this is wishful thinking. There is no way you can abstract away so many differences between languages for this to work effectively (or anywhere near as good as a tailor fitted refactoring engine to specific languages) IDEA does
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by eknkc 6y ago
It is a great feature. Idiots doing this is at fault.
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by eknkc 7y ago
Stardew gets much more intense than AC. AC is chill, slow. No hard consequences. No mistakes.. It is fun though.
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by eknkc 7y ago
It is. However there was an exploit on older macbooks where an attacker managed to flash the firmware, disabling the led. I believe recent macs are much hardened on both hardware and software. Still a possibility.
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by eknkc 7y ago
Well I guess you can not go wrong with either React or Vue at this point as they have mature communities. However I feel like while React is just fantastic on its corner, Svelte seems like a better built Vue than Vue. It lacks the community
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by eknkc 7y ago
There are obviously clipboard managers that watch the clipboard changes and save a history (I can't live without one) Some apps do little UX tricks like a parcel tracker app that I have would prompt saving a new parcel if it detects a
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by eknkc 7y ago
Well a managed kubernetes cluster is not any more complex than the other solutions. You can use GCP control panel to launch clusters, add nodes, launch containers expose and autoscale them without touching a single line of config file or a
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by eknkc 7y ago
It is a single point of failure. I want multiple smaller instances even if I’m running something trivial. It is not about scale but about reliability for us. And the moment I go with multiple instances I need something to manage that mess.
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by eknkc 7y ago
Maybe when it is a widely known abbreviation for something else? We are not computer algorithms here. A human being can decide "yeah this sounds like cable news network" and use the long form of this CNN.
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by eknkc 7y ago
Well the API that is behind TLS can provide content verification data (file hashes). Then the client can reject any tampered stuff even without encryption on the transport.
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by eknkc 7y ago
I don't think it is. I mean, search works just fine on an offline machine (normally). Bing is used for some online results on the same panel. However now it does not show local files even if I disable the internet connection. I guess t
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Windows 10 local search outage due to Bing integration(windowslatest.com)
8 points by eknkc 7y ago|5 comments
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by eknkc 7y ago
I loved Android's notification model for these stuff. When I'm sharing a large video to WhatsApp on iOS, it shows a progress bar that needs to be on the screen. Android just fires a progress bar notification that stays in the noti
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by eknkc 7y ago
Also there are a lot of mirrors. Easiest I can always remember is 0wikipedia. Just add a 0 before the hostname, no block.
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by eknkc 7y ago
GCP load balancers do have lets encrypt support. They will issue certificates automatically if you want. https://cloud.google.com/load-balancing/docs/ssl-certificate...
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by eknkc 7y ago
I tried using Linux a couple of times on laptops. Multiple distros and devices. Power management is a disaster. I want to close the lid and not think about the computer sleeping. Nope. Trackpad drivers are beyond help. High resolution scree
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by eknkc 7y ago
Probably has a higher chance to mess up the transmission in case of a load (small impact) due to that lower gear ratio.
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by eknkc 7y ago
It is one of very few technologies that I need to get a pen and paper and some quiet time to decide on a table schema. Most of the time I need to redo it after coming up with new query requirements. I hate and love it at the same time.
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by eknkc 7y ago
Yeah, it is based on throwing promises that are not resolved. (which is weird but kind of makes sense) They have been reluctant to discuss the details there, I guess it's because the details might change before the production release s
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by eknkc 7y ago
I feel like Suspense has been in development for a decade now. I know, I know.. They should not release it until they are comfortable about its stability. But still, all the teasers and pushed back roadmaps are not helping at this point. Th
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by eknkc 7y ago
Everything is brain cancer if you look it up online.
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by eknkc 7y ago
Get Acuvue Dailies. I suggested them to multiple people and everyone seems to be happy
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by eknkc 7y ago
But its Apple Card? Why do I care about the business relation of Apple and GS or whatever? If my MacBook CPU fails, its on Apple, not Intel. I don't care where they got it. I don't have an Apple card though, not available here.
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by eknkc 7y ago
I believe they favour sleep mode where the ram is powered on and the state is kept alive on ram. Only when the sleep time goes too long or battery starts running low, they dump into SSD.
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by eknkc 7y ago
EF is fantastic to use. I think it's because while other ORMs try to integrate their logic into a language, EF was developed alongside linq, IQueryable stuff and language extensions. Basically, they changed the language to better accom
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by eknkc 7y ago
I found the editor support to be still somewhat hit and miss though. VsCode go extension still does not work as good on module enabled projects for example. Otherwise we did not face any issues either.
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by eknkc 7y ago
Its never this simple. I switched from 2016 macbook pro to dell xps 13 running linux. I spent 2 weeks tinkering. Trackpad never worked half as good as MBP. The simple act of closing the display lid did not even put the computer to sleep rel
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by eknkc 7y ago
Google Drive has a scanner too.
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by eknkc 7y ago
Do they bend? I mean you can bend a plastic card and it will recover. I'm curious what titanium does though.

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