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by movedx 5y ago
What have you done with your life, again? What books have have you written? Is it you or me that runs a Discord with 2,000+ members? Have you got 6,000 members for your video courses? Sit back down.
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by movedx 5y ago
> Please do share your experience then. Because it's been working amazingly out of the box since years. Until you need to install a driver, support a piece of modern hardware, use an nVidia GPU for anything serious, and more. > t
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by movedx 5y ago
Or with a Mac, just walk into an Apple store and get some training, for free.
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by movedx 5y ago
Have you seen the issues Linus tech Tips have been having in their Linux daily challenges? I think you'll find you're quite wrong, friend.
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by movedx 5y ago
When she needs support or assistance, that theory holds about as much water as a fishnet.
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by movedx 5y ago
Been using it for close to 15 years. Too much work for very little gain.
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by movedx 5y ago
> I jest, but this all sounds like a lot more trouble to get the experience you want than most Linux distros would give you I feel like this is an opportunity to delve into a classic, IRC like "Windows vs Linux vs macOS" debate
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by movedx 5y ago
I can give you some insight here. I've been using a Samsung C49RG9x (49" ultra-wide) on Windows 10 for about four months. It was absolutely the right move to shift from 2 or 3 1080p monitors to a single 49" ultra-wide unit. N
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by movedx 5y ago
So does Rectangle. I'm using it right now on a 49" U/W, with this Firefox window on the right-hand third, VSCode in the center third, and Discord in the top-left 6th, and Dune (2021) playing in IINA in the bottom-left 6th :-)
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by movedx 5y ago
Build my DevOps training platform and on-site training centre. Develop a portfolio of mentees. Replace contracting with income from the above :-)
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by movedx 5y ago
With a community driver, HashiCorp's Nomad can handle FreeBSD Jails for you. Worth trying out if FreeBSD is your thing.
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by movedx 5y ago
You've just described your self as a developer, not an end user. End users are Sharon in HR or Bob in the warehouse. The comment you replied to is referring to end users who are generally not-technical people and just want to get work
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by movedx 5y ago
> You're much better positioned for a large loss if you are up hundreds of % first (the SP500 is up 300% or so in the past decade). And to add to this, dollar cost averaging means if you drop from 300% gains to 200% gains (let'
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by movedx 5y ago
Oh boy! Here we go... And why's that then?
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by movedx 5y ago
I was tempted by this too, but the cost of buying everything I'd want would be in the thousands. If I only bought a core 20-30 albums then maybe a few hundred dollars. Also I have Apple One for my wife and I, which comes with Apple Mus
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by movedx 5y ago
> Agree. Very hard problems or big investments Who said anything about hard problems or "big investments"? I never said that. Why are you saying that?
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by movedx 5y ago
> Because people want to pay their rent and eat. That's the wrong reason to set up a business, but the right reason to simply get a job. > “Hard problems” Who said anything about hard problems? Are businesses only designed to sol
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by movedx 5y ago
> gas station operator They didn't build the business. They're an employee.
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by movedx 5y ago
And not actually caring about the problem at hand. "Dude! We could make so much money if we made X!" - but do you actually care about X? Why is money the only reason people are setting up business and solving problems? It should b
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by movedx 5y ago
I love this idea. It's thinking long term and beyond your own life (which is something we should be doing in everything we're doing with our lives.)
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by movedx 5y ago
Not to mention the dynamic alias records, automated certificate validations and auto-renewing, and the very excellent integrations with other AWS services. People like making life harder for themselves /shrug
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by movedx 5y ago
Estimates are just something (bad) management can use to point the finger and assign blame. As long as the middle ground between rough-as-toast and perfection is found when developing something, and that something is delivered, then it tak
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by movedx 5y ago
And 12 years of even better funded R&D by an aggressive team of spies acing outside of the law (legally) to over come that progress.
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by movedx 5y ago
The seals won't be very helpful if tampering is being done at a state sponsored level: https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2014/05/photos-of-an-nsa...
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by movedx 5y ago
Damn! I thought things were better (than the US) over there. If you're interested I'm in Brisbane and I run a DevOps discord: https://chat.learndevops.com.au/ You're welcome to join if you want to chat to oth
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by movedx 5y ago
Sorry to sound negative, but what makes you believe you're going to get access to those tools? Do you believe they're just going to plug them into Unity and off you go? My take is they're not going to see the light of day wit
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by movedx 5y ago
And then on going wages, Superannuation (3% more), etc. Yikes.
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by movedx 5y ago
This is from the same guy who I believe said "systems > goals" (or least repeated it), forgetting the fact you need goals to accomplish before you can build systems to accomplish them. I believe in writing a technical blog when
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by movedx 5y ago
Because as the driver you're responsible for the tool you're using to drive your self to your destination. That means you're responsible for whether or not you use Autopilot, do 200kmph, take your hands off of the steering wh
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by movedx 5y ago
There are ways around this in the UK system, however. It's probably the same case in the US. The short of it is you transfer the wealth well before (15-20 years) the death occurs, thus there is no inheritance. This was used recently by

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