iamNumber4

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by iamNumber4 9y ago
Electron is the new flash. While the things built with Electron may be really great apps, we don't need a full browser running for each application instance eating CPU cycles when the applications are not doing anything except sitting
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by iamNumber4 9y ago
I do remember buying the install media back in the day, you used to be able to get RedHat, Suse, and FreeBSD (if you were a Unix purist) too. The problem then was the problem right now, you can't buy a pre-loaded Linux PC at the sto
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by iamNumber4 9y ago
yes let's put it into perspective. Yes the Linux kernel was developed ~25 years ago. Linux is not an operating system it is a kernel. Gnu/Linux distributions have several desktops, depending on what part of the world you are fro
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by iamNumber4 9y ago
I went through a similar change, switching to Sublime a few years ago. However, I hate to say it as a die hard Linux enthusiast, Visual Studio Code is by far the best editor. However, Vim always works. What do I mean by this? Chance
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by iamNumber4 10y ago
I think you hit that Node, with a ruby of a pun, and are on the right railroad tracks my friend.
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by iamNumber4 10y ago
Not going to start a flame war. Everyone has their opinions, However there are languages that come and go, and then are swift to become popular, but then are left to rust, because people stopped having smalltalk about them.
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by iamNumber4 10y ago
Good news indeed. Switched to D 4 years ago, and have never looked back. I wager that you can sit down a C++/Java/C# veteran, and say write some D code. Here's the manual, have fun. They will with in a few hours be com