mariusmg

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   by mariusmg 11y ago

   Yeah, that's what you need on a desktop. A OS designed for "touch" with "innovative features" (which features were standard on a desktop 25 years ago). The UI looks like a uglier clone of ChromeOS.
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   by mariusmg 11y ago

   I would have been more impression if RedStar didn't run in VirtualBox :)
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   by mariusmg 11y ago

   When it comes to Microsoft, the tooling never lacks. Usually it's the best you can get.
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   by mariusmg 11y ago

   That app is not a actual tile manager. Setting the window position is different from actual "tile management". Anyway for Windows a similar app is WinSplit Revolution.
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   by mariusmg 11y ago

   And Apple is perhaps the only US company which can afford to reverse the trend. They can afford to "sacrifice" a few billion dollars for this. But they won't do it. Their investors want to get richer not help USA. Underage c
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   by mariusmg 11y ago

   And Windows 95 had to run on 4 MB of RAM.
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   by mariusmg 11y ago

   You definetly work in PR. You have the quality of taking something trivial and describing it as if it is a big deal.
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   by mariusmg 11y ago

   We already have a open platform, it's called PC.
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   by mariusmg 11y ago

   >Sometimes you have a workload that really isn't a fit for virtualization Yeah, any serious I/O load is unsuited for virtualization.
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    by mariusmg 11y ago

    Sending a timing context sms to your wife is now considered "job automation" ? Seriously ?!
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    by mariusmg 11y ago

    Don't block Windows updates. Don't be retarded.
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    by mariusmg 11y ago

    Yeap, i'm using LessCSS for this. 1 less file for each "component" (classes are prefixed with component name to prevent collision). At build all less files are compiles into 1 big css file
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    by mariusmg 11y ago

    I really wished C# would support Nullable for reference types too. This + the new traversal operator (?. ) would be a great combo to get rid of NullReferenceExceptions. To me Optional<T> without pattern matching seems crap.
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    by mariusmg 11y ago

    Apparently for the people who test their shit only on Macs it's "hidden" all right.
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    by mariusmg 11y ago

    OAuth might not be good but this "article" is just a commercial for their product.
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    by mariusmg 11y ago

    Pretty cool of them to hire the mpv guy. Hopefully they'll continue to improve it.
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    by mariusmg 11y ago

    Never thought the web ads market is big enough for both Google and Yahoo.
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    by mariusmg 11y ago

    Aaaa....why not use IMAP/POP3 ? If the server administrator only allows that dumb proprietary protocol, you can't really blame Microsoft there.
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    by mariusmg 11y ago

    Seems to me Atlassian "won" because they had a actual sales team not because of "technology".
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    by mariusmg 11y ago

    Yes, you're right. It's better to blindly do assignments and use code contracts to check the state after. Much cleaner. </sarcasm>
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    by mariusmg 11y ago

    "The technique C# traditionally uses to deal with illegal states is called design by contract" That's not really true. Code contracts are just a library , it's certainly not "traditional" in C# to use that to c
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    by mariusmg 11y ago

    Later edit. It's iOS for fuck sake. It's ridiculous to compare iOS with full Windows. A keyboard is not that useful in a TOUCH based OS.
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    by mariusmg 11y ago

    What a useless, devoid of content, self wanking article. I guess the Uber CEO write at least half of it.
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    by mariusmg 11y ago

    To switch folders with the keyboard : - install Nostalgy addon - press "g" - type/select folder name - profit$
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    by mariusmg 11y ago

    I wonder how you actually got to that % number.....
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    by mariusmg 11y ago

    How about a popup that tells you "get the fuck back to work otherwise you'll get fired and end up on yhe street" ?
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    by mariusmg 11y ago

    Looks amazing for people who want to learn web development. Text editor (with dark theme) , preview , list of files and help builtin all in the same window.
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    by mariusmg 11y ago

    Remember separation of concerns ? Fuck that, let's just mash code and markup together.
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    by mariusmg 11y ago

    I'm using this on a ecommerce platform http://shopkeeperplatform.com i'm working on . Summernote is pretty good : it's small, fast and very easy to integrate. Also it deals with uploaded files a bit different beca
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    by mariusmg 11y ago

    Databinding (and MVVM by extension) is ok only in very simple scenarios. Once you hit some complexity you end up in a world of hurt. Databinding is not a leaky abstraction ,it's a fucking flood abstraction.