yungporko

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by yungporko 2y ago
increasingly small is right. i'm definitely part of that former group but sadly more and more these days i just feel dumb for being this way. it usually just means that i'm less productive than my colleagues in practice as i'
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by yungporko 2y ago
so virtually every platform on the entire internet?
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by yungporko 2y ago
i mean when mirroring the macbook screen looks bad, the tv looks fine. the image on the macbook screen gets squished to match the resolution of the tv.
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by yungporko 2y ago
i got 16ms on mobile by laying it flat on my desk and spamming with both index fingers
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by yungporko 2y ago
screencasting over airplay sucks for watching stuff, the framerate is just slightly too choppy that its noticeable and annoying, you cant close the lid on your laptop, and you can't easily use it while casting because either you'r
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by yungporko 2y ago
i've never seen coding standards properly enforced on any large project, nobody has time to read through and scrutinize 30 files of code every time somebody creates a new feature when everybody has their own work to be doing too. at my
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by yungporko 2y ago
i've met countless people who aren't capable of watching a movie, they just sit there looking at their phone the whole time then claim the movie was stupid and/or boring and that they "didn't get it". if you
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by yungporko 2y ago
yeah i believe that it isn't an intentional scam, but from the POV of a customer, it would be totally indistinguishable from one and the end result is the same: taking money from gullible people for a promise that will never be fulfi
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by yungporko 2y ago
they sell virtual spaceships for thousands of dollars, i know a guy who bought several of them like 8 years ago. if he represents the average star citizen supporter (in the sense of being willing and eager to pay more money into a game you&
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by yungporko 2y ago
certainly won't have a good time on /b/ either
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by yungporko 2y ago
boycotting the thing that puts a roof over your head is a luxury few can afford
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by yungporko 2y ago
agreed, cloud shit can fuck off. they market themselves as the solution to problems you will never have so that you build your shit on their land and they can charge you rent, and most people eat it up and think they're doing them a fa
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by yungporko 2y ago
yes, i think i've seen him before
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by yungporko 2y ago
maybe its a uk thing but i've never been in a house with ceilings high enough to do a burpee
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by yungporko 2y ago
i have experience with psychotic episodes in my family and partner, and unfortunately professional intervention is the only thing that can actually help. there is absolutely nothing you can do to help him or snap him out of it, all you can
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by yungporko 2y ago
i don't know why it's suddenly popular on the internet to hate on truffle oil, most people i know like it and don't care if it's "fake". it's an easy and cheap way to add an extra layer of interesting flav
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by yungporko 2y ago
i don't think i've made my bed once in my entire adult life to be honest
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by yungporko 2y ago
ive still never thrown anything at my m1 max that it couldn't handle
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by yungporko 2y ago
people assert their opinions as facts, they parrot bullshit they heard or read online and make no attempt to verify anything, they willingly spread lies in support of their political or spiritual beliefs, they lie or exaggerate to make them
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by yungporko 2y ago
is there anything they can realistically do?
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by yungporko 2y ago
i think the vast majority of all people are meh on AI. i've only ever seen programmers (and grifters of course) get excited about it.
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by yungporko 2y ago
i like resharper just because it has some nice suggestions for cleaning up code that visual studio doesn't have. i probably wouldn't pay for it on its own, but it comes with the package i have for rider so i do use it.
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by yungporko 2y ago
my experience last time i tried it on a decent sized blazor project (about a year ago) was countless false errors and broken syntax highlighting to the point that i had to ignore everything and treat it like a dumb text editor like notepad
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by yungporko 2y ago
this is cool. what does it do with instances of stock instruments/effects that don't exist as plugins?
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by yungporko 2y ago
steamos is the only one ive used in recent years (steam deck) but i've had pretty much no problems with it, i virtually never encounter a game that won't run
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by yungporko 2y ago
at this point gaming is easy enough on linux that i'm happy enough to just go without the handful of games that don't work at all. modern games are so bad that most aren't even worth playing anyway.
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by yungporko 2y ago
some people are locked in because of third party software which isnt available on linux and dont want/cant afford a mac, others just want to stick with what they know regardless of how hard microsoft keeps repeatedly pounding them in t
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by yungporko 2y ago
it absolutely was fine. it was easy and many children were able to do it with minimal experience. the reason frameworks were invented was because the web devs at big tech companies decided to use dumb and sluggish hacks to simulate features
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by yungporko 2y ago
i work full time as a developer so... 2ish?
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by yungporko 2y ago
to be fair, i've seen plenty of examples of the "bullying" one be genuinely hilarious too.

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