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by elcct 10y ago
I use Ubuntu in production and having the same tools on the dev machine natively is great. When I was using macOS it was a bit clumsy to get tools set up. I find apt superior to brew also compiling from source etc is less of a headache. Win
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by elcct 10y ago
I witnessed a person unboxing it and installing Ubuntu - it took under an hour to complete
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by elcct 10y ago
Are you on insider preview? They make a good progress. For example now you can have Ubuntu 16.04 and be able to call windows executables from bash. In my opinion it is now much better experience than macOS offers
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by elcct 10y ago
Maybe it is time to charge companies for resources they use to run their apps.
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by elcct 10y ago
I'd say tools change every couple of days and often introduce breaking changes.
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by elcct 10y ago
Could you temporarily transfer the ownership to the garage? Absurd indeed
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by elcct 10y ago
Indeed it doesnt support LPDDR4, I was wrong. Thanks!
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by elcct 10y ago
They could use ddr4, cpu supports it
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by elcct 10y ago
If you have to use debugger then your code must be really bad
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by elcct 10y ago
I didn't have to. Upgraded nicely using do release upgrade
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by elcct 10y ago
And recent insider update lets you install ubuntu 16.04 and run Windows commands from bash. Neat.
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by elcct 10y ago
Because you might have African-American girlfriend?
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by elcct 10y ago
> It's a simple fact that the pound has plummeted against the dollar. Again, that's market makers want to make money using event as an excuse
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by elcct 10y ago
Ubuntu for Windows works really well (on insider preview) and since then I have no desire to even look at mac...
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by elcct 10y ago
This is not the result of the post-Brexit vote. It is just convenient event to excuse greed.
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by elcct 10y ago
Linux in Windows 10 is pretty usable now - I am on insider preview. You still have to use VM for things like Docker, but thanks to having real native linux shell at your disposal, the experience is great. In my opinion much better than with
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by elcct 10y ago
ah, true you can upgrade at checkout
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by elcct 10y ago
There really must be a law for everything? That's a slave mentality right there.
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by elcct 10y ago
With W10 having usable Ubuntu built in I can hardly see a use case for having a mac.
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by elcct 10y ago
13 inch only 8GB? Wat...
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by elcct 10y ago
In the end if there is no compete clause in your contract, you can just not take it...
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by elcct 10y ago
This is a good question. I think if you were offered better salary, the former company should either match it or let you take new contract.
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by elcct 10y ago
Non compete is fine if you were paid full salary for the entire time.
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by elcct 10y ago
some of those documents are quite outdated
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by elcct 10y ago
I was trying to find an analogy, and I think this company is doing something like making TV guide more accessible and not having in mind that in a few years TV will be obsolete. Probably this will be a good business for the next decade, but
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by elcct 10y ago
Every excuse is good to make some more money. Maybe this will make companies look for OSS alternatives. I doubt it will make any impact for government agencies, as they are not spending their own money ;)
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by elcct 10y ago
They are called smart watches, because mr smart has to watch them all the time. Leave it alone for too long? No time for you.
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by elcct 10y ago
Oh...
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by elcct 10y ago
> but there is going to be a push to do that. That's obvious - nobody wants to be blamed for its own ignorance and then if at the same time you can make money on it, the law is just a matter of time, especially in the left wing clim
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by elcct 10y ago
It is like blaming knife manufacturer for murder. In case of cameras, default password was not a defect and anyone with common sense could change it. Obviously a lot of people didn't do that, so that is their fault. Maybe manufacturers

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