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vladimir-y
9y ago
Want to edit text use Vim, want to edit code - use proper IDE.
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vladimir-y
9y ago
XPS 13" has convertible model. Nowadays Precision laptops come with the same chassis as XPS, nothing premium there as XPS is the regular multimedia laptop. I'd recommend before getting Dell's laptop to first go through the ow
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vladimir-y
9y ago
Precision 5520 has the same chassis as XPS. Dell's laptops used to have coil whine issue and quality control seems to be bad at least during the past few years. This is a strong competitor of the XPS https://www.notebookchec
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vladimir-y
9y ago
12.3 screen, no thank you, I'd rather take the new 14" Lenovo X1 Yoga 2nd gen, which also has a 3 USB + 2 TB3 ports (amazing ports set for such a slim form factor).
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vladimir-y
9y ago
https://github.com/duplicati/duplicati
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vladimir-y
9y ago
Because imho insurance companies is a sort of mafia, for me it looks like a conspiracy to rob people out is happening.
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vladimir-y
10y ago
> Does Thinkpad X1 Carbon 5th work well with Linux? It does https://www.reddit.com/r/thinkpad/comments/657ene/linux_work... https://www.reddit.com/r/thinkpad/comments/5v
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vladimir-y
10y ago
T470 is also an ultrabook as it comes only with ULV CPUs, but it provides a certain level of upgradeability. Soldered memory is not a real downside if 16GB is enough to run all needed tasks, as it helps to make laptop more lightweight and p
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vladimir-y
10y ago
There are many laptops on the market that have MBP-equivalent battery life. Trackpad is another matter, but for example Thinkpad's have a better keyboard.
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vladimir-y
10y ago
> battery life still doesn't come close Сlose to what? FYI https://www.notebookcheck.net/Lenovo-ThinkPad-X1-Carbon-2017... Among other things pay attention to the weight - 1.144 kg and don't forget ThinkPad
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vladimir-y
10y ago
It's funny that you wrote about Thinkpads, for example currently Thinkpad X1 Carbon (5 gen) is the best ultrabook on the market (including macbooks pro, yes nowadays macbooks pro are ultrabooks).
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vladimir-y
10y ago
Transpiling is going to stay, currently you transpile es6/7/typescript=>es5, later you will do es8/9/typescript=>es6/7, and so on, so this point is not relevant.
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vladimir-y
10y ago
> Maybe. But anecdotally I've heard from more than a few JS devs that they'd _never_ learn TypeScript because it adds structure they don't feel is necessary and that just following ES6 is good enough. My guess is those wer
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vladimir-y
10y ago
Angular is being overengineered, why for example do you need dependency injection having modules system. It's better to go with VueJS, it can do all that is needed being simple, fast, lightweight and VERY developers friendly.
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vladimir-y
10y ago
Better get ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen5 (latest generation, recently released). Carbon has 14" screen with a similar or even smaller size (frameless design) than that bulky 13" System76. It also has 2 Thunderbolt3 ports, I doubt System
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vladimir-y
10y ago
I'm exited that competition returns, no more Intel's monopoly.
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vladimir-y
10y ago
Duplicati with uploading to a few different online storage services (clouds).
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vladimir-y
10y ago
I switched to the Manjaro + XFCE from Arch + XFCE with a hope to get a more stable system since Manjaro team does addition polishing and testing. XFCE is a kind of simple DM in comparison wit Gnome/KDE, but powerful enough - so less ch
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vladimir-y
10y ago
Someone has to make Apple great again.
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vladimir-y
10y ago
I also vote for Arch Linux. Have been using it for a last few years and I like it. I started from pure Arch, but switched to the Manjaro about 6 months ago since I needed system to be more stable. I believe Manjaro provides a little more st
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10y ago
Correct. Self made framework is a good thing for pet projects and in terms of education. But if you work in a team on the long-term project it's better to use standard tools since there will be a need to expand the team and it's b
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vladimir-y
10y ago
T470 serie is coming
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vladimir-y
10y ago
It's usually called overqualified right? In my opinion if you are about to take a new job except money you need to consider a possibility to learn something, which means there should be a more experienced people in your area. Ie it
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vladimir-y
10y ago
> VPN is only temporary cure. I think soon or later Kremlin will try to crack down use of VPN when it becomes popular. Correct, but VPN would allow you to use Linkedin until you have not managed to get rid of the Russian citizenship >
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vladimir-y
10y ago
You can easily get VPN and continue to use Linkedin if you need to. > Kremlin loves to spy on its own citizens. And they already did that for a long time. Most of the governments do love to spy on its own citizens, for obvious reasons.
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vladimir-y
10y ago
A need to use frameworks is the unification matter. Unification is necessary for serious/big projects for obvious reasons. Ie you can find people on the market who are able to start working quickly due to the familiar tools/struct
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vladimir-y
10y ago
> So they only store and pass the private key encrypted. I remember I was able to get key passed through the network in the not encrypted form, I was looking into the network tab of the browser's dev console. When you do login look
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vladimir-y
10y ago
Has ProtonMail become a really secure? Since when I last time checked web client I noticed that PGP keys are being passed over the internet when you do login (private key), which doesn't look like a true end-to-end encryption since pri
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vladimir-y
10y ago
I still do use RSS and it works well for me.
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vladimir-y
10y ago
Piano player, in a brothel.
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