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h1d
7y ago
What is there to miss on Linux exclusive tooling or even Windows exclusive tooling?
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h1d
7y ago
Better late than never but I feel sorry to people using Windows for web dev when the tooling experience has been way worse than Mac for a decade now. And some people can't even try to switch out of Windows.
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h1d
7y ago
First, VirtualBox's performance has never been great, you'd want to use something like VMware. Second, why use a cross platform app inside VM? Using the VM only for command line interface through SSH will get rid of any lag. You c
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h1d
7y ago
So, why don't people just install native Linux in VMware or something instead of keep fighting with the host OS?
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h1d
7y ago
You're only looking into quick money but for you there are plenty of alts for that.
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h1d
7y ago
That is no longer Bitcoin, just a forked alt coin. See how well they did in the past. Unless there's some serious flaws preventing further adoption, why bend the rule everyone has been agreeing on?
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h1d
7y ago
Does it mean your pricing isn't competitive against competitors? Otherwise, wouldn't showing the pricing just upset your competitors? Also, can't one of your competitor ask you for a quote and figure that out as a fake custom
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h1d
7y ago
Enforcing 80 chars on everyone for those reasons doesn't feel justifying. It will definitely make people use weird variable names instead of meaningful ones. is_included = true could turn into, inc = true #included or increm
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7y ago
- Breaking lines at only 80 chars would make it read horrible by splitting lines in the middle of syntactic contexts. - Unless that's your team's preference, you're not helping anyone. - Same as above.
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h1d
7y ago
I feel JS has few syntactic noises but which part are you referring to?
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h1d
7y ago
Hard to swallow without any reasons written behind each decisions.
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7y ago
Why is Linux file system never really improving when there are so many potential developers? In the last 15 years I've only switched from ext3 to ext4 which isn't much of a change. And the only alternative I hear recommended is xf
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h1d
7y ago
Sad reality is that nothing matters if the other side gives you PSD file. You're stuck with Photoshop.
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h1d
7y ago
It feels less worse if they have good developers on pay roll and active community reporting bugs but I guess I don't see that for btrfs.
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h1d
7y ago
Is btrfs still actively developed? RedHat ditched it and never heard btrfs ever got widely popular, so I take it as an abandonware after all these years of slow progress.
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h1d
7y ago
Why would they oppose Google when they're Mozilla's wallet? Where else does Mozilla get revenues from?
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h1d
7y ago
No. Your case works for a single person but for more people on a single domain, you would want to do, service1@me.your.domain service1@dad.your.domain (Instead of me+service1@your.domain) service2@me.your.domain service2@mom.your.domain an
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7y ago
Archiving for distribution and backups are very different things. You don't care if some app distribution compressed file gets corrupted, you just compress again but your compressed backup files usually don't have much source of r
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h1d
7y ago
Using + isn't the best method as some services just won't allow having + sign in the email address (probably shitty email address detection) and of course spammers can simply strip the alias parts and send you mail. You'd hav
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7y ago
He thought using some billionaire called Calvin would make people pay attention to Bitcoin SV and money would solve every problem he has but apparently it didn't work that way. He tweeted he has enough assets to dump BTC down to $1000
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7y ago
After trying several tools, I just got to feel a plain text is all I need for my todo list as I don't want to start decorating the list when I have that list to consume first. For Mac, Unclutter is really useful (which also acts as a c
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7y ago
While I liked it feature wise, I don't think I want to pay a monthly fee just to take notes.
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h1d
7y ago
If you have confidence in your skill, can stay in the field you like and get double the average, why not?
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h1d
7y ago
Listing Bitfinex who runs Tether doesn't seem all that trustworthy.
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h1d
7y ago
Maybe just afraid to use tools developed by someone you don't know?
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h1d
7y ago
Since when are developers supposed to develop with developer first mind? Those products usually look dull and tedious to use.
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h1d
7y ago
Your assumption that everyone can write more efficient code than jQuery isn't making sense.
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h1d
7y ago
You will soon come back to using jQuery again thinking what the point of just saving 30KB by letting your code become longer.
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7y ago
> there still hasn't been a single case of anyone successfully using these vulnerabilities to productive ends in the wild that I know of Why would the attackers let people know they've successfully exploited?
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7y ago
bootstrap-select? https://developer.snapappointments.com/bootstrap-select/exam...
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