l30n4da5

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by l30n4da5 4y ago
Ive been using Tailscale for my local machines for a month or so now. don't really have any complaints about them.
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by l30n4da5 4y ago
my TI 86 lasts for days on a single set of AA batteries, but you don't find me comparing it to my dell workstation, now do I?
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by l30n4da5 4y ago
> I think Deus Ex is done. I mean, it says in the article that Eidos Montreal already confirmed their next game is a Deus Ex title, so....I dont think it is done.
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by l30n4da5 4y ago
pretty good*
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by l30n4da5 4y ago
same. mine are HyperX Cloud Stingers for work, and they are fantastic. Range is so-so, but I believe that is due to it being plugged into a docking station.
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by l30n4da5 4y ago
my wireless headset can be used while charging. not really a headache. at worst, my wireless headset just becomes wired for the time period that i am using it while charging.
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by l30n4da5 4y ago
i mean, as far as wireless headphones/headsets are concerned, my counter-argument is this: I really don't like having a wire constantly tethering me to my desk. With my wireless headset, i can get up, walk around my office, throw
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by l30n4da5 4y ago
> not being able to use the machine for 10+ hours without charger is a dealbreaker in 2022 say the only laptop that is viable in your opinion is the M1 mac without saying the only laptop that is viable in your opinion is the M1 mac. seri
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by l30n4da5 4y ago
i'd second this. i set up a Tailscale vpn account and now just RDP into my dev machine at home to do any coding on my spare time.
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by l30n4da5 4y ago
lol, all I have are 1080p screens.
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by l30n4da5 4y ago
Been using an HP Envy for the past 4 years. Works great and has a lot of the craftmanship that I think is lacking with a lot of other laptop models. Only downside is the touchpad is too small, but they remedied that with their latest mode
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by l30n4da5 5y ago
Collections seems completely redundant when we have the ability to use favorites/bookmarks within our browser. Unless i'm missing something that makes collections significantly different/better.
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by l30n4da5 5y ago
I have a similar experience, but not with the split keyboards. been using a 60% mechanical here at home for work and play for a while now (about a year at this point). best keyboard I have ever used, bar-none. The only problem is that m
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by l30n4da5 5y ago
i usually just put commands that I know I'm going to use again in a text file so I can reference them later.
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by l30n4da5 5y ago
> I wonder why code editors have the file explorer on the left side by default, if you resize it you move the whole text (unless you write in a right-to-left language). Honestly, this behavior makes using a vertical monitor almost imposs
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by l30n4da5 5y ago
Looks like more unit tests are needed for that regex
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by l30n4da5 5y ago
> The "gen-z" look reminds me of the early web when people thought that <blink> and <marquee> were really exciting html elements. Literally the thing that went through my mind when reading the article: "the 90
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by l30n4da5 5y ago
protip to them: a good way to improve retention is not to threaten your employees with docking 50% of their salary.
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by l30n4da5 5y ago
fair. but a lot simpler than moving across the ocean.
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by l30n4da5 5y ago
> I am also not in my 20s anymore where I would be willing to move across the Ocean for more money. I think you're missing a key point of a lot of the discussion here. None of us are moving for jobs. We're working from home.
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by l30n4da5 5y ago
> They weren't. This made me giggle. Mostly because I recall a very similar experience.
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by l30n4da5 5y ago
or public companies that simply offer a competitive salary, imo
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by l30n4da5 5y ago
Honestly sounds like the HR dept at that company is woefully out of touch with the industry at this point. Almost sounds like they _want_ you to leave.
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by l30n4da5 5y ago
> when you literally refuse to show up for work? doesnt sound like they refuse to show up for work. More like, is choosing to work from home. software engineering does not need to be done in the office.
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by l30n4da5 5y ago
> As part of their platform, KLAYswap relied on a javascript library written by Korean tech company Kakao Corp. When users were on the cryptocurrency exchange, their browsers would load Kakao’s javascript library directly from Kakao’s se
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by l30n4da5 5y ago
> I have arranged my life to not need a car Location very much takes a role in being able to do this, I think.
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by l30n4da5 5y ago
> I think there is a disconnect with people who don’t work at these companies and understanding how much you can be paid. "Poor people just don't understand how rich I actually am."
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by l30n4da5 5y ago
that was my thought, as well. curious to see, though, if popularity of other statically-typed compile-to-js languages will suffer if TypeScript syntax is adopted into the js spec (presumably causing TypeScript to gobble up more market-share
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by l30n4da5 5y ago
> scripting on the command line (anything bash can do, ruby can do better) completely agreed. on a linux system, most of my shell scripts are written in ruby at this point, simply because it is much better to work with than bash.
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by l30n4da5 5y ago
> what's the selling point of ruby besides rails? In devops, at least, Puppet extensions and facts can be written in ruby. I much prefer ruby as a scripting language, as well.

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