kevinherron

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by kevinherron 3y ago
Not great, not terrible.
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by kevinherron 3y ago
It's mostly a recommendation from what I've seen so far, but it's not hard to read this as a future requirement. CISA has been pushing it, which his my why it's on my radar: https://www.cisa.gov/sbom
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by kevinherron 3y ago
I updated my personal M2 MBP and it seems fine so far. I usually wait a point release or two before updating my work MBP.
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by kevinherron 3y ago
I don't know a single person that uses WhatsApp. I briefly installed and used it 7 or 8 years ago for the 2 weeks I was traveling around Europe, never used it again.
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by kevinherron 3y ago
Hopefully this means we can have an Apple 27" 5K or 32" 6K display with ProMotion some day.
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by kevinherron 3y ago
New system, not much so far: kevin@Kevins-MacBook-Pro ~> brew leaves fish maven rename
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by kevinherron 3y ago
Looks like Dash to Dock is the only extension I have installed. The rest of the changes were done through Gnome Tweak or Accessibility settings.
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by kevinherron 3y ago
Get a hobby or three. Find something you can really get into. Your identity and self worth are too tied up with work.
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by kevinherron 3y ago
Yes, with Fedora 37 and now 38, GNOME, on my desktop. The only issue I have is that I prefer KDE but this just seems to work.
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by kevinherron 3y ago
We still use AirBnB/VRBO to book a week at cabins/houses at or near ski resorts or locations that don't otherwise have hotels. I needed an overnight this Saturday in Saratoga, though, and after a quick look at AirBnB I ended
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by kevinherron 3y ago
I can't remember any more. Probably via /r/programming back in the day. Apparently I created my account in April 2009, but I had certainly lurked before that.
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by kevinherron 3y ago
Thinkpad X1 Carbon? Not cheap, but really nice.
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by kevinherron 3y ago
It depends on your workflow doesn't it? If you're just re-building on the command line every time you make a change, and your build takes 30 seconds, then yeah you wait. If you're working in an IDE, running your project out o
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by kevinherron 3y ago
I have 2 work laptops, an M1 MBP and a XPS 15 that I upgraded to Windows 11 a while back. It's fine. Better than Windows 10 was. My explorer has tabs now, among a few other nice things. Nothing broke.
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by kevinherron 4y ago
I doubt this is about price like some people in here are suggesting. Maybe a little bit overall market trend, but primarily I would wager it’s because many, many people bought the M1 when it came out and it’s so good that the only people bu
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by kevinherron 4y ago
> If you are a perfectionist, you should look into setting up DKIM for your mail domain. More like if you want there to be a chance in hell any recipient at a major provider ever receives your email.
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by kevinherron 4y ago
Haven’t been sick since March 2020. Never got Covid, unless whatever I had that March was it.
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by kevinherron 4y ago
Myself and everybody around me keep their phones on silent/vibrate. If your phone or computer makes noise in a public setting, I assume you have either no manners or self-awareness, or that you don't know how to use your device.
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by kevinherron 4y ago
That's what I was saying in my first post though. The M1 suffers none of this. It's playing in a different league than other laptops.
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by kevinherron 4y ago
Yeah, one of my personal laptops is a 2019 16" MBP with Intel i9. It's hot, loud, and slow. Just like the work issued XPS 15.
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by kevinherron 4y ago
I'm guessing you haven't ever laid hands upon or used a MBP. The screen quality and build quality are untouchable as well. Keyboard is definitely a personal choice, and Apple had a multi-year stretch of terrible keyboards, but the
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by kevinherron 4y ago
> as opposed to an M1 Macbook Pro which has the same hardware specs as the Windows but costs twice as much? Maybe if you squint the specs look the "same" on paper, but there isn't an Intel laptop out there that will even c
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by kevinherron 4y ago
> How is the performance? Does it get noisy/hot like my work machine (2019 i9 16" Pro) ? I have a personal 2019 16" Intel i9 MBP, and a work issued 16" M1 MBP, and the difference between them is just astonishing. The
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by kevinherron 4y ago
Because I can't answer the question "Why did I start using iTerm instead of Terminal.app?" any more.
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by kevinherron 4y ago
Just set up a new M1 last week. IntelliJ, git (and Xcode tools), VS Code, Wireshark, KeyStore Explorer, Divvy, Homebrew, fish shell, maven/gradle, Parallels. Usually iTerm2 but trying to give Terminal.app another chance.
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by kevinherron 4y ago
edit: misunderstood the intention is not to install this tool/repo, but use the scripts it generates.
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by kevinherron 4y ago
Our company uses LastPass. I don't know if AD integration is available. Ours is federated so that if you are logged into Google Chrome / Workspace then you are also logged into the LastPass plugin.
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by kevinherron 4y ago
Work issued: 16” MacBook Pro M1 Max and a Dell XPS 15 I’ve also got a desktop running Fedora + KDE that I use.
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by kevinherron 4y ago
I think this may be a cultural view - sounds like you’re from UK or Europe, maybe it’s taken on a little bit of a different connotation there? In the US I think the equivalent “low status” or otherwise “lesser” title might be just “programm
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by kevinherron 4y ago
I hope these guys are around long enough to put out a V2 and I hope that V2 has some different screen options. For me the resolution either needs to be ideal for 100% scaling or for 200% scaling, nothing in between.

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