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wayneftw
7y ago
Manjaro is better than Ubuntu as a workstation and for developers it's better than Windows in my opinion. I've been trying out Linux desktops for 20 years and it's the only one that got me to switch. I've been on Manjaro
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7y ago
Which distribution of Windows 10? I'm thinking it's only the Home version. I just setup Windows 10 Pro for my brother in-law yesterday and had no problem choosing a local account.
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7y ago
Never heard of it, but I'm always happy to be part of the 10% of exceptional people. Thanks for the explanation!
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7y ago
Man, I hate comments like this. At least leave a link to whatever it is that you’re referencing or say why you think it's relevant.
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7y ago
I wanna get buried in one of these biodegradable bags and feed a tree [1]. My dad wants to get turned into a diamond [2]. I’m in charge of that. [1] https://www.cnn.com/2017/05/03/world/eco-solutions-caps
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7y ago
Yes it is. Just confirmed on Windows with a new install. The very first screen on first open nags you to signup, the top menu item is “Sign in to Firefox”, there’s a notification dot on the user icon with the Sign in nag there, the Pocket b
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7y ago
No, this is incorrect. I was down-towned for simply pointing out that Firefox nags you to sign in. I detailed each UI measure they took. Nothing but pure facts that are easily verifiable.
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7y ago
MS Edge now has an edge over Chrome too - it’s even leaner, lighter and faster. If they would just release it for Linux already I’d be using it everywhere.
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7y ago
You’re not allowed to say anything bad about Firefox or Mozilla around these parts without being heavily censored in case you hadn’t noticed :)
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7y ago
I opted out of that once in Chrome and I never saw it again. I see no way to opt out of all the nags Firefox gives me.
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7y ago
They've got it plastered around the UI. It's the very top menu item. It's also in the Pocket address bar button right under where they advertise to you to "Sign up for Pocket. It's freeeeeee!" Not only that, bu
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7y ago
Yes it is. IDE = integrated development environment. It has integrated git. It has integrated debuggers. It has integrated database tools. It has integration on tap, with extensions.
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7y ago
Have you ever tried any of the Metro styled WinForms component kits? https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=metro+styling+for+winf... Styling WinForms to look the way you want is certainly possible, but I would agree tha
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7y ago
Here's my Linux laptop nirvana - a $700 laptop that I got a couple years ago running Manjaro Linux perfectly including all advanced touchpad gestures (required some setup) - https://www.laptopmag.com/reviews/laptop
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7y ago
Thank you so much for your detailed and thoughtful response.
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wayneftw
7y ago
What was so bad about my comment? Saying that I don’t support Mozilla/Firefox or just not being anti-Google enough? Also, the guy that you’re responding to simply said that I seemed angry. How is that a personal attack? Somebody else r
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7y ago
Incorrect. Mozilla is responsible for their shitty market share, not me. I don't test with the Opera, QQ, Yandex or Sogou Explorer browsers either - just to name a few other tiny niche browsers... Do you??
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7y ago
Can you find an article or video about these recently manufactured pronouns that has a majority of comments that are supportive? Because I certainly can't. As I said to the other responder - even the gays are against it AFAICT since ar
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7y ago
Oh absolutely. The word police can fucking suck my big one hard. I'll call you "he" or "she" and you can pick one. I'm not changing how I reference you based on your mood and I'm not using any other recent
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7y ago
No it’s not. It’s an opportunity to fix things once for everyone instead of having to fix things a hundred times for a hundred different operating systems.
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7y ago
BeOS users can still use that if they want. Nothing stopping them at all.
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7y ago
There is no problem with a monoculture based around a common browser kernel. Proof: Every cloud company uses Linux and this has created nothing but opportunity for ~~Linux users~~ everyone!
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Because this is generally a topic of ridicule? You don't have to look very far - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbT2sQ1GmgY
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IMO discussion forums should show the user comments that they'd likely agree with instead of comments that some majority-of-the-moment agrees with. Sorting comments on a majority average is such a dumb metric. The Internet would be a b
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7y ago
> SQL kernel I've never heard this term before and a brief search for it did not bear any definitions. Can you expand on what exactly makes an SQL kernel?
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7y ago
> Nobody wrote any articles about how, actually, real work on a Mac is possible. Yes they did. Back then Apple also did something called "advertising" to try and convince enterprise users that Macs could be used in a business e
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7y ago
No, this is incorrect. It’s open source. It’s like saying that because Microsoft Amazon and Google all use Linux - that we’ll have no innovation.
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7y ago
Just because a common open source engine has been decided upon doesn’t mean there’s no competition or that no innovation can happen.
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7y ago
Are there any colonies like this for programmers?
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7y ago
Battlefield Heroes was a favorite of mine that I can’t play anymore because EA took down the servers. There is a guy running a pirate server but hardly anybody plays on it.
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