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by fuzzy2 6y ago
At least for me, Win-Tab takes ~2 seconds to “engage”. The animations are very much not smooth. The animation isn’t synchronized an multiple screens either. It’s a start, but it’s not there yet. However, window management on macOS isn’t gre
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
Or better yet, get the domain elsewhere. (Not GoDaddy either.) You can the use whatever service you want. G Suite, Exchange Online, roll your own, …
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
We don’t have mandatory in-home surveillance, for the moment.
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
Hm, right, forgot about DI. Still, RxJS is the one thing many of my peers just cannot seem to grasp. So IMHO that's actually a minus.
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
> Angular would have been a better choice in this case because of similar design patterns. Well sure maybe superficially. There’s classes and then… that’s it. I don’t really see any other part of Angular that would help a (somewhat) expe
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
But software rarely exists in a (design) vacuum. It runs on Windows, it runs in a browser, on an iPhone… or maybe the software already exists and it's just a new feature. That's why "we live in a world of Frankenstein UIs&q
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
It's really quite simple. I've been using PCs since Windows 3.1. With "good software", I intuitively know how to use it and how it will behave. Of course, new concepts arrive every now and then, like ribbons or the hambu
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
They’re in good company though. UI/UX in general is going to hell. Not just in $big_corp, but nearly everywhere. I think that’s mainly because we have UI/UX as a dedicated function now. It’s a job that seems to attract people that
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
Not just that, I just noticed that the Steam app does not support iPhone backups. Blizzard app does, as does the Verisign VIP Access app. Pretty lame. The restore SMS didn’t arrive on time either that evening, fun!
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
What journalism might you be referring to?
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
In Germany, there's GeldKarte. Still relatively widely supported on public transportation ticket machines and cigarettes vending machines, so they can be used offline. I found it awesome to use with at-home recharging (with an appropri
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
I tried with Destiny 2 and it worked just fine. However, with GeForce Now I can just use the (supported) games I already own and it works just as well. Google will probably kill this service before long. I'd rather trust Steam and Upla
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
You may be referring to the GeForce GTX 970. It had reduced bandwidth to parts of its RAM.
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
That may be difficult with the HATs on every Pi. They look like they limit airflow a lot.
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
I don’t think they will. The unfortunate truth is that iPhones are just so much more expensive that this will not happen.
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
> Is it crazy if I think that first example is the most readable of the three? No. That's simply the difference between imperative and functional code. If you don't know the latter you could never understand this. For the most
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
I agree! At the very least, the `map` operator/monad/whatever is very much required when you have to go beyond optional chaining (with the safe navigation operator). I very much miss it in TypeScript. It's never going to happ
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
I'm a little confused. When I have to build software (for a client), it's usually to support some business process or make it automated or whatever. What am I supposed to buy, except some PDF/Excel/whatever library every
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
For any regular server I’d recommend Debian. However, on my home server, I run Arch. It’s a pain with the upgrades, but I have access to all the latest and greatest software to tinker with. Which I feel is exactly what a home server is for.
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
Cool stuff. But it already has _too much_ CSS! ;-) The fonts kill it. On my iPad the page had finished loading but I could not see any text until finally the font had finished loading. Don’t use external fonts!
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
Because it is probably part of the vehicle type approval, it would be a modification that needs to be authorized by whatever institution does that in your country. Otherwise it is probably mostly equal to driving without registration. It ma
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
Why would they care? The stories of how Amazon is a bad employer keep coming and yet people keep buying.
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
Hm. This is this and that is that. It is perfectly possible to write a stateless service hosted in a stateful process. In fact, the popular PHP-FPM way to host PHP does just that. If you want to take it to the extreme, there's always C
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
I think a readonly root + tmpfs overlay is a better solution. Like live Linux, but without squashfs. It would also greatly prolong SD card life.
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
Why rely on some consensus? Instead, look at what exactly you need and how to get it. ZFS is very nice, not because of some checksums or whatever but because it offers holistic storage management including incremental backups and snapshots
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
It’s not “them”, though. It’s me! :D I have never witnessed an evaluation or discussion of tools for a project. Ever. Neither open-ended nor otherwise. I’ve worked on diverse projects for various clients (since Angular 2 arrived) and Angu
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
(I think you mean Angular 2, Angular 1 never existed. AngularJS is something different entirely.) You could be right, I can see how arguing with component instances etc. can be easier when you come from object-oriented GUI platforms.
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
What qualifies a Linux-friendly way that’s currently missing?
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
From what I hear, Angular is still relatively popular in enterprise environments. Dunno why though. With my employer specifically it's basically "we've always used Angular". That's not entirely dumb of course, becau
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
Isn’t that just the ARM vs x86 difference? They’re completely different architectures, each with their own benefits and drawbacks.

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