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by pinum 10y ago
I can't think of much reason to use it over Workbench or Sequel Pro.
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by pinum 10y ago
Those are some seriously impressive features. I kept scrolling down and every single addition seemed useful. Really hope I get to work with this engine some time.
123.
by pinum 10y ago
Want to swap jobs?
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by pinum 10y ago
You need a better ad blocker.
125.
by pinum 11y ago
Speculation: Would it help to offer two major methods (card, PayPal) prominently, and hide many more behind a small "other" link?
126.
by pinum 11y ago
No, see earlier in the article. That is true for the 5S and later, but not for the device in question (5C) and older.
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by pinum 11y ago
I appreciate that it sucks for you personally (I used to have a capped connection myself), but frankly the web should not be held back by such arbitrary limits. A demo that starts working immediately with no input required is a LOT more imp
128.
by pinum 11y ago
I for one do not. Desktop/laptop storage drives are huge now, RAM is plentiful, internet connections are fast. Time spent debugging horrific deranged multiple JVM setup nightmares, however, is as expensive as ever.
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by pinum 11y ago
So... PPaaSaaS?
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by pinum 11y ago
>You do want to pay attention to the mobo choice if the card itself requires PCI-E v3.0. Nope. PCI-E 3 capable cards work perfectly in PCI-E 2 motherboards. In fact, no graphics card currently on the market can significantly benefit from
131.
by pinum 11y ago
>I normally play games on a PS4 or PS Vita. That's fine, nothing wrong with that. You are simply not the target market for an ultra-high-end PC gaming peripheral.
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by pinum 11y ago
>making a small-form-factor custom is super-hard Mini-ITX is easy enough. Micro-ATX is easy as pie. There are very nice cases for both. If you know of a sub-mITX OEM build that has 4690K+980Ti level performance, I'd like to see it.
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by pinum 11y ago
>People don't have those big PCs any more. People who play video games on them do. >Most people have just laptops/MacBook. Not people who play video games. > I guess nobody would want to bring back those beasts in their l
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by pinum 11y ago
> To rephrase my question, can anyone point me to a list of PCs manufactured by companies like Dell, HP, Lenovo, etc. that meet or exceed these requirements? Buying a prebuild is a bad idea. Apart from being overpriced, they often have s