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811.
by vr46 6y ago
Love Tig, it's an instant go-to everyday for Getting Things Done™
812.
by vr46 6y ago
Facebook are properly rattled, thanks Apple.
813.
by vr46 6y ago
Same reason there's a thriving market of other editors really, horses for courses. People use best what they use most, sometimes they make a conscious decision about it and sometimes they just fall into it. I imagine that a lot of tool
814.
by vr46 6y ago
Love Keybase, will continue to use as long as possible. Running a little company with it, too. Cyph is utterly shit in comparison, and I even paid for that. I am concerned at Zoom’s purchase but not that much yet.
815.
by vr46 6y ago
To my delight - it works!
816.
by vr46 6y ago
Hey, a new option - thanks, must try it :)
817.
by vr46 6y ago
Sadly not! There used to be, gfxcardstatus on older macs could force integrated but the only choice now is to force discrete.
818.
by vr46 6y ago
Can’t speak for the poster who wrote the parent post, but we’ve just evicted the AWS Elasticsearch stack from our platform. For something simple, it was a resource hog, configured badly out of the box, complex in all the wrong places, and l
819.
by vr46 6y ago
I bought an MBP 16 in January, pretty fully loaded with the max chip, max ram and max gpu at the time, and I cannot recommend you buy this machine or even a newer version of it right now. It’s great, but real battery life is abysmal, it run
820.
by vr46 6y ago
My favourite and most succinct comment on this is that “this one goes to 11”
821.
by vr46 6y ago
Fair enough, it was a long long time ago. I guess he hasn't changed. Pundits never need to be right.
822.
by vr46 6y ago
You know, I would have sworn that Dvorak used to write a Mac column for an American Macuser or Macworld when I was a student in the 1990s, waxing lyrical about the Mac.
823.
by vr46 6y ago
Used both LastPass and 1Password across massive teams, and 1Password wins IMHO.
824.
by vr46 6y ago
I picked up a 12.9 Pro early last year to try and find new ways of working, not just trying to reproduce the laptop experience on an iPad, which seems to be one stream of effort from many people. And it worked, it was an incredibly collabor
825.
by vr46 6y ago
Started with Ruby in 2004, loved Rails until I switched away in 2015 as the jobs market was plateauing, and has stayed where it was. But it is fantastic and I’m back to tinkering with it using the fabulous new Stimulus Reflex stuff. The mar
826.
by vr46 6y ago
Looks great. Let me try Arch this weekend and then give PopOS a try.
827.
by vr46 6y ago
Sold, on all counts. I have an MBA 2012 running Ubuntu that will be trashed this weekend in favour of Arch.
828.
by vr46 6y ago
What do you use? I have tried this multiple times and always give up. I ran FreeBSD for a decade as a server in a datacentre and have a deep and abiding love for it, but it doesn't sound it makes a usable desktop these days. Ubuntu app
829.
by vr46 6y ago
Fair. I just cloned Ruffle, too.
830.
by vr46 6y ago
OMG Internet Archive take my money now, well done, and thank you. ( https://archive.org/donate/ in case anyone else is feeling generous)
831.
by vr46 6y ago
That isn't true. You can use ad-hoc signatures generated during the build. The point is to detect tampering and damage.
832.
by vr46 6y ago
There's some core concepts that need to be grokked to not feel stupid, like commit, rebase, pull, fetch, merge, revert, and more important, when you use them and when you don't. There's a learning curve in understanding versi
833.
by vr46 6y ago
Let’s acknowledge the widespread digestive benefits of yogurt247.com
834.
by vr46 6y ago
Those are all reasonable comments, I have spent the last two years doing up my own house, but that is NOT what robdobson.com did. Note: "Since Lorenzo (the sparky) was replacing most of the wiring in the house I managed to get him to b
835.
by vr46 6y ago
Too little, too late.
836.
by vr46 6y ago
What is the point of trying to wirelessly link up a system that needs so much wiring in the first place, including electricity? This seems moronic, unless it’s for fun. And even then it’s pretty stupid.
837.
by vr46 6y ago
* I would run out of red pen if I were marking this post as a paper, but it's also tiringly inflammatory. * I also don't know that any progressives are pushing blasphemy laws, this is by definition a conservative action to preserv
838.
by vr46 6y ago
Pretty sure I did, but good shout, will try it again.
839.
by vr46 6y ago
Thanks. iTerm2 has probably stopped me from moving to Linux and an ordinary laptop so Apple should be giving you a bonus loyalty royalty.
840.
by vr46 6y ago
It’s great, or it was. Just refuses to work on my Mac now. It runs, but does nothing.

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