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evilduck
4y ago
A good motivation for Asahi is hardware longevity. Apple supports hardware for a reasonable amount of time while I want to use a system as a primary computer but is obviously the worst among the 3 major operating systems and it curtails the
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evilduck
4y ago
Found a new one for you just this morning. My laptop was plugged into an external monitor and I walked away for a bit. I came back a couple hours later, closed the lid, unplugged the HDMI and power and carried it upstairs just like I would
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evilduck
4y ago
Try using a new RTX GPU or a Wifi 6E network to it's fullest, or two screens with different scaling with Linux. You will not have a nice experience.
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4y ago
I use PopOS on a newer Legion 5i. Randomly the BT stopped working after a kernel update last year. Sound and wifi will sometimes not work after resuming from sleep even now. This is my average desktop Linux life experience. Some will trot o
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evilduck
4y ago
4,999 is also just at the upper limit most mid tier managers are allowed to spend without getting an approval process involved.
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evilduck
4y ago
My Lenovo Legion laptop gets an hour and a half more battery life on PopOS than Windows 11 for casual uses (gaming is about the same but I don't do that on battery). No tweaking or arcane config needed, this is just a plain, regular ou
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4y ago
Or smartphones, or servers on the internet, or IoT devices, or car head units, or the computers that are put into the hands of every school age kid nowadays.
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evilduck
4y ago
Asking someone questions about the basis of their opinions without educating them in the process isn't lying to them. In this case, it discovers that their opinions are not fact-based, despite proclaiming to be so.
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4y ago
You're focused on the security of your own server, but an insecure or compromised front end can be used to leverage your site's utility or popularity to attack your end users or be used against other sites. Just read up on XSS. Yo
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4y ago
Because I weigh the potential of being marketed to by email as being a negative value greater than the potential positive value of the information provided in exchange. 'Free (with the potential to spam you later)' is a world apar
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4y ago
> permits mett to be sold only on the day of production Sounds like Germany's laws acknowledge that non-fresh mett poses the same dangers as store bought hamburger.
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evilduck
4y ago
IME Laravel as a framework, ecosystem and community is wide as an ocean and deep as a puddle. Everything about it is a weak copy of something that's done better elsewhere.
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evilduck
4y ago
The propagation/infection of async handling is just indicitive of the nature of the problem. Try writing async code in any other language and you see similar patterns emerge.
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evilduck
4y ago
Wasn't that just an issue with the final 16" Intel MBP? I don't think any M1/M2 Macs have had that problem.
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4y ago
Not to diminish the work put into making this workflow easier to use, but you can completely replicate this workflow (and then some) with out of the box macOS tooling by creating an "Open <xyz.app>" script in Shortcuts, movi
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evilduck
4y ago
Why does this flame bait have to get squeezed in everywhere?
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evilduck
4y ago
Hell, just give access to the Hypervisor framework now that M1/M2 chips natively support virtualization. I would gladly use a macOS or Linux VM on an iPad if it didn't require constant workarounds. UTM is ready it just needs the A
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4y ago
I don't see the benefit of this strategy TBH. At best this tactic just drags out how long you can claim an employment dates with an employer but delays any future unemployment claim you could make until once fired and drags down everyo
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4y ago
The iOS app came after the Python community had adopted the term.
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4y ago
As a former Flash/Air/Flex dev way back in the day I agree, AS3 was a great language that JavaScript still hasn't fully caught up with in some ways but it was only really viable to author ActionScript within Adobe's endo
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4y ago
I've referred people in my professional network to my employers saving them on recruiter fees and protracted hiring efforts, reducing opportunity cost of the job sitting vacant, reducing risks of a bad hire, and sometimes increasing pr
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4y ago
Less dramatically they could also close some vents and doors.
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4y ago
You don't need FTL or even near C speeds to traverse a galaxy. We only pursue those ideas because it's the only way for humans to send off a request for information and get something back before our great great great great grandch
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4y ago
This does make the assumption of aliens having similar lifespans. A life form that might live 500 or 10k years would view the personal cost of those distances much differently than humans, who view it as suicide. It also assumes similar mor
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evilduck
4y ago
Lots of devs are willing to spend on tools but end up in workplaces where they're not allowed to install them, tools don't offer compatible licensing for that scenario, or where the workplace won't purchase a license for them
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evilduck
4y ago
I mean, using a search engine to figure out what a CCIE was took about 10 seconds. Searching "engineer pe" and finding a contextually relevant answer wasn't any harder. Not every comment, article or book must devolve to serve
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4y ago
But most of them do have to pass the FE to work under the title of engineer. Simply graduating isn’t usually enough.
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evilduck
4y ago
PE is a long-standing title for a professional engineer which requires time on the job and another rigorous test and is common vernacular if you ever intersected with an engineering school or department in college or worked with an engineer
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4y ago
> But you are the native Spanish speaker in my metaphor, not the folks learning Spanish way past the days they had time to learn Spanish in college, trying to build the next greatest Spanish hit song to tell their story (i.e. software ap
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4y ago
I'm genuinely curious what you need Docker and x86 together for. Most Docker use cases tend to be server related and most hiccups running those on ARM have been solved by now (partly due to pushes for AWS Graviton cost savings and perf
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