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by feelandcoffee 9y ago
In the office I have a triple monitor solution, maybe the last one it's an overkill but as someone who does front-end programing and content creation I can see the productivity advantages of this setup, when I have to work from home wh
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by feelandcoffee 9y ago
Plus macOS, Android and iOS. I think the reason VLC it's the moster it's right now it's their approach to multi platform and "out of the box" experience, with the user not having to worry about codecs and things lik
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by feelandcoffee 9y ago
Churchill was one of the best coders out there. Like when he said "My Java code be buged. But in the morning will still run, and you will have to update your npm dependencies".
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by feelandcoffee 10y ago
Sorry I was vague, and yeah you're right they have never stooped. I was thinking more in the Hype thing for new developers. You know like a small Renaissance in the Desktop UI/UX deparment, you know would be cool see beautiful des
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by feelandcoffee 10y ago
I get the idea of Electron Apps having some hate for the performance. I mean if I have to open a large SQL file (> 250MB) and compare the performance between Atom and Sublime... well the difference will be day and night. But there are a
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by feelandcoffee 10y ago
This can be good. In paper less fragmentation means bug correction, performance optimization, and others it's centralized with more resources and bigger communities. Who knows maybe this was the thing for Wayland to get out of the alw
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by feelandcoffee 10y ago
In college I brought an iMac to learn edit video in FCP7. It was nice, not really fast but functional, a lot of my professors were apple fanboys since the Jobs era. Then came FCPX, even if it's good right now, the first version release