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781.
by h1d 8y ago
I'm done giving Google anymore information for them to analyze out of my account. Never going to use Google's product that requires logging in.
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by h1d 8y ago
I like Bear's more polished look but as far as I can find through a dozen apps I tried, only Apple Note allows documents to be encrypted. It's sad no app cares about it.
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by h1d 8y ago
The exact reason to use container is so that individual deployment doesn't get that random problem you're trying to bring up. If container deployments have problems, you take it to the upstream because it will likely to be affecti
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by h1d 8y ago
Official recommended way of running Discourse is with docker, there is no pulling in various packages but really just a 10 min thing if you already have docker.
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by h1d 8y ago
Discourse looks different from the traditional style but to my surprise I got used to using it quite fast and liking it much and not just about the usability but with its API, customizability, administration capability and mobile support. I
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by h1d 8y ago
Letting go of a concern of hardware failure is a reduction in cost.
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by h1d 8y ago
What is the point of using Azure if the performance is way worse than competitors?
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by h1d 8y ago
If something works poorly without manually applying cache, it reminds me of WordPress. It seems it's nearly impossible to get Azure on par with the rest in terms of performance.
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by h1d 8y ago
Is there any good reason to use Azure for those kind of apps when you have plenty of competitors with much better performance?
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by h1d 8y ago
What is wrong with writing a raw SQL for such a simple thing? I never want to fight with a tool for achieving such a simple query. Tools are supposed to help and when queries tend to get complicated, I think that's when ORM starts to f
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by h1d 8y ago
Do you always run into problems when you change your stack and the ORM of choice then isn't absolutely stable? I never find a room to use ORM as it's just an unnecessary and ineffective layer.
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by h1d 8y ago
Is this place history class or CPU article comment?
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by h1d 8y ago
And you waste 95% of the time you use your own vim with painful default? Some people seem to want to live by your statement but I treat it pointless. Just pretend the default vim is another editor and live with your customized version.
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by h1d 8y ago
It's really non constructive to think sticking to the painful default config of vim as a virtue. Why don't you just copy your vim config around? or if you're sharing users, ask to create your own user or just source your own
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by h1d 8y ago
They reached to that amazing state around iPhone 5 when competitors were years behind. Not sure why the world is not on a riot with that weird pack of icons since iOS 7 but yeah, they're still good, just not much better on each release
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by h1d 8y ago
After using macOS as main OS around Tiger, using Windows today is nothing but a source of frustration including third party apps with million options and menu items.
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by h1d 8y ago
Question is more like, has Apple ever made a OS without adding/breaking stuff but just made the predecessor better after Snow Leopard? I think I can still feel at home using Snow Leopard as nothing significant has changed from users pe
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by h1d 8y ago
Funny under Windows that rebooting is a "responsibility". It's a liability as a tool. MS should've just dropped Windows altogether just like they dropped IE and started out as Edge afresh as they're fighting a battl
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by h1d 8y ago
> Windows is closing the gap Seriously? While Apple has totally slowed down to a crawl in terms of invention, Windows 10 is totally unbearable. Poor flat design that looks like Linux's KDE from 15 years ago, control panel is all but
800.
by h1d 8y ago
Current Apple is sitting on the quality of the past. I wonder when they'll consume it all.
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by h1d 8y ago
Quality or rather attitude. Back then, each release felt like it had a meaning for the consumers. Time machine, quick look, better dock all somehow made it in a single update and Leopard was fine for me, never felt unstable and Snow Leopard
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by h1d 8y ago
Don't know about Windows version but Mac version of SourceTree has tabbed interface.
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by h1d 8y ago
What made you pick gitx today compared to other (free) alternatives?
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by h1d 8y ago
How does this "feature" make your life better?
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by h1d 8y ago
As SVG animation is not supported on IE11?
806.
by h1d 8y ago
What does Brackets offer the competitors (atom and vscode) don't?
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by h1d 8y ago
If you hadn't realized, it was the trustee who held the BTC all these years despite the bankruptcy law saying all assets need to be liquidated for distribution which could've happened years ago at 10th of the price but no one seem
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by h1d 8y ago
How is it the reason to stick to Windows when MacOS has had Office for quite a while? I think it's just people are used to the OS itself. I've seen people stick to Windows just because even in small companies.
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by h1d 8y ago
Ubuntu has a more stable schedule of LTS that is 2 years apart but Debian is only "roughly" 2 years which makes it easier to plan when to make the upgrades. Also stuff like having root disabled and letting normal users use sudo by
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by h1d 8y ago
Challenging on new things needs courage. He has paid for all the cancelled projects. Did it cost you any? Any you complaining just because you can't catch up?

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