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by mekster 5y ago
I suppose they're one of the great tech companies with products that anyone in the world can use. For instance, ClickHouse is a great opensource database that gives unmatched performance for its kind. Hope the innocent Russians will be
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by mekster 5y ago
> I think even the billing related features get used as part of internal budgeting Not good enough when I kept being charged on an account I closed.
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by mekster 5y ago
I'd say Azure is the worst. It's like Windows control panel with 10 times more items except you don't have the muscle memory from older Windows to navigate it through. And then some edge case where I was charged on an account
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by mekster 5y ago
What makes you happier compared to other vendors?
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by mekster 5y ago
Unless they relicense zfs into GPL compatible one, I'm not going to touch Oracle products. They're killing such a great innovation that no one can replace in the past 15 years and not likely for another 10 years. But thanks to Ubu
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by mekster 5y ago
No compiling process = easier?
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by mekster 5y ago
> What is the imagined benefit and behavior of pushing type analysis over the wire with the code to be run on the end-user's machine? Is that even a question? If more people adopt TS because it's native in browsers, producing l
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by mekster 5y ago
I would think the opposite. Solo devs are in the most flexible state and they don't care if they need to go through a bit of inconvenience for a slight boon to code quality but say you got several average devs who can only be taught on
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by mekster 5y ago
I'm using Adguard Home and it's working great. https://github.com/AdguardTeam/AdGuardHome
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by mekster 5y ago
Still, your cloud vendor can see the requests. But someone can see it, but you can rotate upstream resolvers to split requests if you have to.
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by mekster 5y ago
> I hope to see Ruby help every programmer in the world to be productive, and to enjoy programming, and to be happy. That is the primary purpose of Ruby language That's why I wish ruby to succeed but after 20+ years of the language
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by mekster 5y ago
> Anyone saying just eat less is full of shit. Exactly. A pattern that doesn't last will get you back into the previous state fast. I'm not a doctor but all you need is some exercise. Then you only need to let go of 1 item from
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by mekster 5y ago
To accomplish...?
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by mekster 5y ago
If your definition of being snooped on is whether confidential information is leaked or nothing is happening, that is short sighted. Google analytics is ubiquitous and you're tracked to your bones especially if you're logged into
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by mekster 5y ago
What you say means it's worth learning if you can land in the right company which is quite risky. Besides, unless a language has a strong point compared to others, it's a hard sell, like PHP is good on web, JS is known by everyone
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by mekster 5y ago
I never understand why anyone would use MacBook in clamshell mode. You're wasting the very good parts that are trackpad, cam, mic and as a secondary monitor.
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by mekster 5y ago
> $1599 isn't quite as bad as I expected, actually. Only if you try not to look at other vendors. It doesn't offer anything fancy except the fancy pricing.
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by mekster 5y ago
Seriously, who needs 8k? For textual work, 4k is crisp enough, for gaming you can't run 8k with 120Hz as it's way too demanding and there are no content that dense, for movies or TV there are barely any content for 8k and maybe it
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by mekster 5y ago
I don't want to keep moving my head to see the entire 34inch. Work is best with 27inch. Fullscreen app barely makes sense for screens larger.
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by mekster 5y ago
No HDR, no ProMotion (bad naming for googleability), no Face ID and it's priced as if they're all there. This is some alpha state product which only people who are high are going to buy.
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by mekster 5y ago
This is just about CPU but I really wish they go back to simpler naming for macOS. Cat namings were good and memorable but now I don't even remember what I'm using nor which version is newer. Even the spellings are hard for foreig
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by mekster 5y ago
> M1 Epic Will Epic add that naming to its case?
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by mekster 5y ago
> I hate that I have my gaming PC and then my Mac for everything else. Why do you hate it? I also have this setup and I just play games, watch movies occasionally and play music on it unattended and I don't mind it's running Wi
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by mekster 5y ago
I always wonder why I want to run something I can accomplish within an IDE through another tool. What's the advantage against running find in files from my editor?
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by mekster 5y ago
Yeah, China is like, "Don't look at us as if we're on the bullying side, oh hey, I just happen to have a cookie, look."
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by mekster 5y ago
You already forgot what happened in Hong Kong?
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by mekster 5y ago
Enemy it may be but China is a good hedge against sanctions where Russia can still trade without Swift.
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by mekster 5y ago
It doesn't matter how you want to call it but compare with GDP vs $1m donation and see if it's a joke or an effort.
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by mekster 5y ago
With the quality of elementary OS, I thought it required several full time developers to keep up but not knowing how it could make enough money, I even thought it's some rich guy's toy project spending out of pocket money or somet
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by mekster 5y ago
With the current toolsets like Puppeteer or Playwright, doesn't seem like a tough matter to solve?

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