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tbrock
10y ago
Fine, it has a new keyboard thing that you may or may not like, we are going to buy it anyway. But how does the verge not address what everyone really cares about: the CPU! The MacBook without the touchbar has a MacBook Air class CPU while
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10y ago
Instead, today they mostly visit swing states. Is that any better?
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tbrock
10y ago
Anywhere, the x220 is a great but ancient laptop at this point. Still runs Linux (or any modern os) well.
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10y ago
This has been posted once before, its cool. Do people actually use it though?
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tbrock
10y ago
What 13" laptop of this form factor and size has 32gb of ram as an option? Answer: none
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10y ago
Man page formatting for the win, no bull shit: http://hergert.me
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10y ago
parse-dashboard: https://github.com/ParsePlatform/parse-dashboard It even has user interface guidelines for the components.
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The Linux Driver Model – Greg Kroah-Hartman
(m.youtube.com)
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10y ago
Just use "brew services", it couldn't be easier.
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10y ago
Anywhere but Apache please! This product is forward thinking and edgy, not ready to die.
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10y ago
I hope this isn't true. Having worked at/on multiple competitors I have nothing but respect and admiration for the work the RethinkDB team has done to make a great database and development platform. This was real technology! I
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10y ago
I wish Mozilla would refocus efforts on making Firefox best in class again. It's been at least 5 years since Firefox was truly relevant. Interest started to wane when Chrome's JavaScript execution blew it out of the water on relea
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10y ago
Honestly, it never seems to be a problem for me and I use homebrew extensively.
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10y ago
I've worked with mike to maintain formula for years and he is always pleasant and on top of things in what is a very hectic job. Homebrew is such a good package manager (and not for the reasons any package manager is classically consid
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10y ago
Ubiquity would absolutely own this router space if they made a follow up to the ERL with fully offloaded IPSec for stronger crypto.
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I'm with you. I'm so sick of this library. About the only thing they got right the first three times was the name of the package yet they have dragged everyone through countless iterations of regurgitated API churn to keep it inst
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10y ago
What about vs Safari? That's the real gold standard for battery life.
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10y ago
Oh wow, I had no idea id had another hit on their hands. I just finished reading "Masters of Doom" and was craving some of the classic doom gaming experience that I had growing up.
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10y ago
Sorry. I've used Gnome, Unity, and KDE extensively. There is an incredible amount of work that goes into them sure but they are definitely not polished. I'm the definition of UnixPorn junkie and customize my linux box to the hilt
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10y ago
The team behind Elementary is great. The ecosystem badly needs the polish that these developers are meticulous about applying to their particular flavor of linux. It's not sufficient to just slap things together and hope they are someh
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10y ago
It's a go binary, that's just how they work.
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10y ago
Thanks for recommending this. We currently use 1password for our business but and while the Mac client is ok the teams website leaves a lot to be desired and no Linux client at this point is embarrassing. It's expensive too! You get th
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10y ago
The public transportation in SF is too awful for any expansion to work. They can barely figure out rush hour with less than a million people! There is no possible way it can convert into a sprawling metropolis when the muni "lines"
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10y ago
Oh. My. God. Life changing! Out of curiosity, how did you discover that you could do this?
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10y ago
That's a ridiculous speed improvement. Holy shit.
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10y ago
What is a PS-1? PS/2 I've used but never heard of PS1
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10y ago
As a programmer, how can you not care? You stare at it all day. That's like saying some art dealers don't care what paintings look like. They just sell the stuff.
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10y ago
Also should probably mention it's not worth the trouble.
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10y ago
crap, my zipcode is on there... does this mean i'm going to die?
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10y ago
The author states that autopilot made him a better driver but I can't see how. If the car is doing most of the work that requires a person's attention then they will pay attention to something else. This will prove fatal when the
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