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10y ago
Pretty much everyone I know likes the Ribbon UI, you don't have to drill down in nearly as much menus. Granted, it only really started to get better after 2011, but its excellent now. There's a reason there's such a huge pres
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10y ago
Still hasn't been released as a Safari extension and that's an absolute must since other browsers murder macOS battery life, often cutting it short by 2-4 hours.
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10y ago
> Unless FB starts buying ISPs they won't be in the same position. They tried (are trying?) becoming that in poor countries with their 'free' internet initiative.
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10y ago
No, they are former refugees ('voormalige asielzoekers').
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10y ago
Not true. 70% of Somalians in The Netherlands are still on welfare after 2 years. Most other Africans, most Middle-Eastern types etc all hover between 25 and 50%. In comparison, most Europeans hover around 1-5%. And this is from the CBS (Ce
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10y ago
Sublime with Anaconda is pretty good..
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10y ago
Which doesn't matter because over the long run almost no funds beat the market average.
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10y ago
Pretty awesome.. really track dependent though. 'Veridis Quo - Daft Punk', 'Come to Daddy - Aphex Twin' and 'Building Steam With A Grain Of Salt - DJ Shadow' all give pretty great results but something like &#x
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10y ago
There is no need to feel guilt about this because companies do the exact opposite: they try to figure out the perfect breakpoint for €€€ per item per customer. Say your favorite pizza places does a few calculations and figures out that they
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10y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=my2I5ge8bqY even 4k is workable, although not quite as smooth. Desktop Safari is also notorious for not being as smooth and fast as other browser because its primarily built for (battery) eff
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10y ago
That's for photographers and (static) graphical artists. I guess I should have clarified that by graphical workloads I primarily meant rendering.
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10y ago
Yes I know, but anyone that needs to do heavy graphics work hasn't been Apple's target market for a long time. That really started to show when they switched to only offering a discrete GPU on the most expensive 15inch MBP. In gen
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10y ago
Which plugins are you using? NeoComplete -> Async autocomplete for both NeoVim and Vim 8 NeoMake -> Async linting and make for both Neovim and Vim 8 Those are the only two I can think of that really benefit from async. Vim-airline, Ea
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10y ago
> None of these things are universal among Windows machines. I can't remember which model, but a Verge review recently said that a Windows laptop had surpassed the best Mac (in terms of hardware quality). Doubtful. Apple does crazy
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10y ago
Compared to what, Atom? In raw performance: Vim > Emacs* > Sublime > VS Code > Atom In UI performance:; Sublime > VS Code > Atom > Vim > Emacs* *I don't use Emacs regularly, so not entirely certain of this Hones
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10y ago
Funny you mention Google. If you keep logged in to Google (yes, yes I know but for me its the lesser of two evils) you'll only occasionally need to tick a "I'm not a robot" box instead of doing a full captcha.
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10y ago
This. I used to have that setup (Prezto + Powerlevel9k) but in the end I didn't want all sorts of needless config, and it still felt really heavy. Plus, you actually rarely use anything in the framework. Now I just use zsh + zplug (vim