mrmondo

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by mrmondo 10y ago
I can definitely see if it was jammed into a bag or wound tightly (got to be a pretty fine line there!) how it could happen, similar to how if I jam my IEM earbuds into my bag all the time I'd break one in no time I'm sure. But at
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by mrmondo 10y ago
It's not propaganda, it's my experience (and actually the guy sitting next to me at work as well, although he said his girlfriend has gone through a MacBook charger and her current one although working is looking tired but not bro
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by mrmondo 10y ago
Out of interest are you the standard 240V or in the USA with the 110V chargers? Also, again just out of interest - are you in an especially humid or hot climate? I'm just trying to think of any 'extremes' that may cause consi
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by mrmondo 10y ago
Yes and I don't disbelieve you either, I'm just wondering if it's perhaps something like interaction with a specific file system or disk scheduler that might be causing a block level locking issue, it's a bit of a stab i
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by mrmondo 10y ago
I'm quite excited about this, as a concept a decentralised twitter meets diaspora is something that I'd love to see popularised.
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by mrmondo 10y ago
I find Atoms memory usage (and leaks) combined with odd periods of strange input latency so aggravating that I end up going back to sublime text 3 every time I try it. It just 'feels' so javascripty - like a web app, not like a sn
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by mrmondo 10y ago
Of all the MacBooks, MacBook Pros and idevices I've had over the years (including my still running perfectly Jan 2011 MBP) I've never had a single issue with any power cord tearing / breaking or power supply even fail as far
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by mrmondo 10y ago
Exactly, I find myself needing to use this quote all too often but it is a wonderfully well considered statement on product engineering.
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by mrmondo 10y ago
We replaced all our AD servers with SAMBA4, so much more reliable and while AD/LDAP is still a nightmare of an architecture having it running on standard Linux servers means it's much easier to monitor, backup, snapshot, introspec
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by mrmondo 10y ago
Fantastic software that I use almost weekly and have done so for many years.
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by mrmondo 10y ago
We have a great deal of repos on our GitLab private server and even a major upgrade only results in 2 minutes or so of downtime. What spec hardware are you running this on?
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by mrmondo 10y ago
and just upgraded to 8.15.1 flawlessly :)
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by mrmondo 10y ago
Plan meets final execution, love it guys and gals, great work yet again, we upgraded today without a hitch, within 30 minutes I had devs making positive comments in chat about the upgrade. Thank you again for all your hard work and the pass
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by mrmondo 10y ago
Everything seemed to get slower and slower as JavaScript became more prevalent IMO.
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by mrmondo 10y ago
O365 is the most unreliable, haphazard, glued together, frequently unavailable piece of $&,$/$! that my team and I have used for 4 years. I can honestly say that I have never in my life experienced such repeatedly unreliable softwa
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by mrmondo 10y ago
Aka 'Go gets its wide-on', in all seriousness though, collaborative online editors have a lot of potential, still yet to find one that's fast, with good git integration and supports puppet DSL / ruby.
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by mrmondo 10y ago
Opt-out of analytics should be illegal, analytics and data collection should always be opt-in and clearly described to users. This is worse than the recent homebrew analytics cafuffle.
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by mrmondo 10y ago
Just like it's always been with chargers - it still does "just work" but the correctly powered charger will charge much faster, no different to previous MacBooks, iPhones or iPads.
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by mrmondo 10y ago
My thoughts exactly, same old story since the start. Doesn't mean people shouldn't try though - competition and questioning your purchases are both very wise things to do, but to make hugely over generalised statements based on es
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by mrmondo 10y ago
I'm not sure I really agree with the principle of the idea that apples products are getting worse in general. There's always some products that work, some that don't and some that don't at first - but do after refinement
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by mrmondo 10y ago
Sorry to sound cynical but haven't they taken something that's existed for a long time and spent money on marketing it to add / repair value to their brand? It feels a little obvious to me to be honest?
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by mrmondo 10y ago
Very interesting! Keen to try it out, very sick of bookmark syncing and exporting etc... thanks
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by mrmondo 10y ago
While I obviously feel the same way, I'd take a step back and see what Brew's response is to this thread / the backlash of what people want / don't want, because it has, overall been a good thing of macOS.
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by mrmondo 10y ago
He's worked so hard, trust me - that man deserves a beer!
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by mrmondo 10y ago
Interestingly, we're quite heavy users of GL (EE) and I'm probably the main person to log into the servers to do upgrades / check on things etc... and I haven't noticed any memory issues, not saying that they don't
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by mrmondo 10y ago
This is why I think I missed it on all my machines, it really isn't noticable but it's a _big deal_. *Edit: I run brew update; brew upgrade; brew clean on at least two of my three machines at least once a day, while I should be mo
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by mrmondo 10y ago
Thanks to craplications like NPM etc... I'm sure that certainly has been the case. As I mentioned elsewhere, I can't remember being prompted for this on any of my three machines, but I bet I was and forgot.
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by mrmondo 10y ago
This. Exactly this, thank you.
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by mrmondo 10y ago
Quite honestly, I don't remember brew asking me this on any of my 3 macOS machines, I'm not saying it didn't, but the fact that I'm a 'techie' person and didn't notice or forgot about it worries me greatly
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by mrmondo 10y ago
I went to log a bug for this and was given "You can't perform that action at this time."

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