konart

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by konart 6y ago
My questions were mostly rhetorical. My point is that you can't run most AAA games actually, and many of those you can - will give you enough problems (like frame drop or some graphical features unavailable). And I really don't un
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by konart 6y ago
>The fact I can install Steam and play an AAA like Mad Max or Shadow of Mordor mostly seamlessly makes me wonder why people still claim Linux on the desktop is a no-go. Because they and few others are exceptions? Can you play the latest
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by konart 6y ago
>the degree of customizability. That's part of the problem. Customizability is good, but in return you get inconsistency that you can't fix. And even if all system default apps looks the same (they still look horrible in my opi
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by konart 6y ago
No, I didn't claim this. Unless you are trying to take one phrase out of context and dance on it. What I said is that macOS is the only OS that provides the needed balance of everything (except gaming). Other platforms are not alternat
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by konart 6y ago
Many companies also take a screenshot of your screen every 10 seconds to "keep you in shape". I'm not taking part in this shit show thankfully. I've had my time in corporations that do this or similar stuff. Never again.
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by konart 6y ago
>this these
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by konart 6y ago
> priorities Not priorities but rather attitude maybe? (Not sure if the best word but this is the best I can think of with my english, hopefully it doesn't sound offensive or tactless) Imagine you have a car. Great engine, relativel
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by konart 6y ago
I think you are missing a point here. tl;dr: I don't have and don't want to have two PCs for two use cases. I have my personal macbook that I use for work (development) and everything else. I use it when I have to be at the office
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by konart 6y ago
>Linux on the desktop has been my daily driver for years Same for me, I've even been a maintainer of one (ONE! lol) AUR package. >especially if you can't really do without a decent UI\UX. Outside of a few Electron-base apps
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by konart 6y ago
I'm too much into gaming this days, PS4 is enough for me. As for the rest I've commented about win10 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23274273 and Linux distros: https://news.ycombinator.com/it
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by konart 6y ago
My previous comment on win10 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23274273
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by konart 6y ago
I've seen both of them, but the "get out of your way" UI is a limited feature. Apps are still do not respect the rest of it. You install this new distro (like Elementary if it's still alive) and fall in love with the new
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by konart 6y ago
Well, I don't have 'work' computer. I have my personal macbook and even more personal iMac. Obviously in case you work only at the office or you use your computer only (lets say 90% time) for work - than there is no problem.
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by konart 6y ago
My mother asked me to help her out with her win 10 installation on her work notebook. This was terrible. UI is still inconsistent between apps, sometimes it feels like you are using 3 different OS from 3 different time periods. But you can
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by konart 6y ago
I've been using linux distros (~5 years of Ubuntu and ~3 years of Arch) before switching to macOS somewhere around 2013-2014. And now years later I'm thinking about moving back. But every time I'm think about this I start wit
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by konart 6y ago
I think the comment above was about the fact that U4 demos where also very realistic, and also real time. Still, how many U4 based games can you name that look nearly as good as those demos? I can name zero.
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by konart 6y ago
2cpu, 8GB VM. I'm not the one who deals with these, so I don't know other details.
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by konart 6y ago
Never had any speed problems with self hosted Gitlab
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by konart 6y ago
Youtube was updated to the v1 quite some time ago with a fresh Polymer version >Polymer.version 3.4.0 Polymer uses v1 WCs since Polymer v2
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by konart 6y ago
Not sure why would I, a "Golang person", be upset (also a Ruby person, even though I've never used Rails, lol). Rails is a fantastic choice for its usecases.
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by konart 6y ago
I should've guessed. Google being Google.
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by konart 6y ago
>This is the exact reason I use Linux instead of Windows 10 or macOS Not sure about win10, but macOS won't autoupdate apps if you turned it off. If the app is not from an app store - it's up to the devs to have option to (auto)
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by konart 7y ago
We stand corrected then.
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by konart 7y ago
All chromium browsers had this for a long time. The point is - nobody really provided a feature to have N views with different resolutions for the same source
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by konart 7y ago
Never bothered to google, but always assumed it was something like 'respective config' :D
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by konart 7y ago
I'm actually using NeoVIM + fugitive and git-gutter. GitGutter make working with hunks easy
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by konart 7y ago
Unless I'm missing something - it only shows you a hunk, without much (or any) context. It's relatively fast to stage hunk like this, but you are doing it like blindly.
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by konart 7y ago
>What is the use case for 'seeing all information at once'. Projects can be messy and sometime you really need a bird's view of what's going on with all those branches\merges etc.
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by konart 7y ago
> teaching was done in the 1800s. Teaching whom? Peasants? Soviet system was build as an attempt to provide schooling for every one, what kind of schooling of 1800 you are even talking about?
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by konart 7y ago
Not exactly. Chernobyl is the right way of transliteration from Russian name of the plant (Чернобыль), Chornobyl would be the right way if you are doing the same from Ukrainian (Чорнобиль). Same goes for Kiev\Kyev. These days ukrainians are

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