Cheese48923846

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by Cheese48923846 13d ago
For work I use a laptop plugged into a docking station. External monitors, keyboard, mouse, speakers, webcam, etc. In practice it's a desktop in laptop form factor. I never work in a coffee shop. I never work on a plane. I use computer
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by Cheese48923846 15d ago
It's a sad day. The end of an era.
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by Cheese48923846 20d ago
Code by Charles Petzold. Greeat first book for anyone going down the techy path. Will fill in knowledge gaps missing from most new people.
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by Cheese48923846 1mo ago
Doesn't Android already use the Linux kernel?
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by Cheese48923846 2mo ago
There's absolutely no way I'm using a gas guzzling 2018 intel clunker with unsupported software issues. Maybe if i need the box to double as a space heater. Basline mac mini is $800 and gets you into the M4 tier chips. Overkill fo
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by Cheese48923846 2mo ago
Debian. The big fat daddy that carries all the other distros.
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by Cheese48923846 3mo ago
Yes, everyone in the know knows it. That flaw is the edge start ups have. Fat, red tape, and bureaucracy is cut. Replaced with a new set of problems of course. Like no money. And if the startup is successful it will eventually morph into a
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by Cheese48923846 4mo ago
I would not completely exclude big tech. Hold a cap weighted index as the core position. Soften the tech concentration with value tilts. For the US stock sleeve of your portfolio you might try 75% VTI #core position. cap weighted tot
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by Cheese48923846 4mo ago
> world stocks like VTI VTI is US only.
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by Cheese48923846 4mo ago
Tighten up the diet to get weight down. Exercise. Any kind of exercise, from strength training to walking. The diet-and-exercise cliche is a cliche because it effects just about everything about us. It may not be the only factor in snoring.
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by Cheese48923846 5mo ago
He became Lord Voldemort. No one knows exactly what he did, but you don't dare even whisper his name.
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by Cheese48923846 5mo ago
iOS banned NES/SNES emulators back in the day. Android has many options for NES/SNES emulators for portable gaming. Works well for turn based RPGs where imprecise touch input doesn't ruin the game.
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by Cheese48923846 5mo ago
Remember Flash? The big tech companies felt a threat to their walled gardens. They formed an unholy alliance to stamp out flash with a sprinkle of fake news labeling it a security threat. Remember Livescript and early web browsers? It was a
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by Cheese48923846 5mo ago
Have you seen Terminator 2 - Judgement day with Arnold Schwarzenegger? That an AI resistance movement.
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by Cheese48923846 5mo ago
Wide range of weights (light to bold). Iosevka did a good job of making paper thin to thick sumo. Sometimes I like to use a very dark theme and crank up the font size. Thick fonts become blinding light. So I need thin variants to dim them d
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by Cheese48923846 6mo ago
tab width = 3 It's big enough to clearly see indents. But small enough to preserve screen real estate. And no one needs to agree 3 is best because TAB.
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by Cheese48923846 6mo ago
Ditto. On an M1 mac mini since 2021. Cheap little machine. Chugs the typical web developer workload like a champ. I will try to get 10 years use out of it. 2031 will be time to evaluate the next machine.