tychuz

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by tychuz 11y ago
When workplace is buying - ofcourse not. I have never ever seen a workstation for developers with AMD CPU here in Baltic countries.
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by tychuz 11y ago
Intel processors are great and really blow competition away (on desktops). But that's kind of annoying - when there's no competition, Intel holds on releasing high end CPUs (w/ 6 cores) on new architecture and their price is
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by tychuz 11y ago
Well, activation hickup is not even close to "remote disable". It's an annoyance, sure, you have to call some support person, but it's not a 'self destruct' option.
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by tychuz 11y ago
>Having as my primary workstation a computer that Microsoft could remotely disable at any time for any reason wasn't a very appealing prospect. Unless you're normal, ie not wearing tinfoil hat.
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by tychuz 11y ago
Still shows "slide to unlock". Which you can do and enter pin instead of using fingers (or tongue if you were bored like me). Also there's still iPhone 5C(heap) phones in production which don't have fingerprint reader.
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by tychuz 11y ago
So is new IIS with HTTP2.
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by tychuz 11y ago
It has been out for a while (I guess in beta form), atleast for Windows. Still using GitExtensions. This has a nice interface for hobby projects, but when working with "enterprise" huge projects at work - it lags noticeably.
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by tychuz 11y ago
ASP.NET is not oldschool - it has MVC (with best templating language - Razor), real time with SignalR. Stop living in Visual Basic and Web Forms age...
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by tychuz 11y ago
You mean Apple, we're talking about desktop OS here - new Windows Server is not released yet.
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by tychuz 11y ago
Yes you can resize it, to 1/4 of that or so.
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by tychuz 11y ago
I still have no idea what you all are talking about. After fresh install, my Start looks really barren, I'd even welcome these mythical ads... http://i.imgur.com/tdkFeiQ.png