electricEmu

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   by electricEmu 10y ago

   All good points. Since we agree neither is perfect for everyone I'm curious how many it would benefit. I guess one indicator may be the competition and availability of remote jobs. Where would someone even look something like that up?
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   by electricEmu 10y ago

   "It's good for both the workers and employers" It's good for_some_ workers. I find the increased housing costs to accommodate an additional office a net drain. The lack of work/life separation does nothing good for
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   by electricEmu 11y ago

   Face time - Some people thrive in a social environment. The same nut watching you work will find another way to track and impede you virtually. Technically/Socially - An issue for all offices. I don't see my TFS to git migration g
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   by electricEmu 11y ago

   You can take Austin off that list: my friends and I got around fine without any cars. As a 30 something who sold their car years ago and only owns one through marriage:I haven't needed to own one for quite some time. Will I ever rent
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   by electricEmu 11y ago

   You can always have Appveyor create a package for you. It looks like they currently are waiting to support Chocolatey, though that's kind of ridiculous. It seems like everything should work fine v1 bundled in a single zip until each co