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angryteabag
9y ago
I'm a New Zealander and have been trying to relocate to the states for many years. It basically comes down to finding someone to marry me while I am there on my 3 month visiting visa. Problem is, it's hard enough finding someone t
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angryteabag
9y ago
I don't know where all the hate for GitLab is coming from, but for my use case, their SaaS git solution is almost exactly what I have been looking for. It's so good, I am both surprised and angry I didn't find it sooner.
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angryteabag
9y ago
I dont know much about where to find these chip or what I am looking for but... http://i.imgur.com/mRdk6ZD.jpg This is an ancient chip, however I also found MediaTek ones for ~ $10, which had 4 cores and were 1.6ghz SoC. So
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angryteabag
9y ago
Might be costly to emulate x86 - negating the power-saving benefits of ARM, however as it'll be using an SOC, they would have a lower physical presence. Imagine the motherboard on your phone, but in your laptop. The rest of the space w
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angryteabag
9y ago
Generally speaking, I really like OSX/macOS. I am starting to grow a disdain towards Windows, with it's insistence on changing the default browser to IE + Bing on every update. Linux is great, but it just doesn't do it superf
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angryteabag
9y ago
As a New Zealander who wants to move to the USA, swap? (jk immigration laws make it impossible)
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angryteabag
10y ago
Philosophy, desktop environment and pre-installed packages probably. From my understanding it is, in fact, a cross distro/cross version package manager.
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angryteabag
10y ago
I am getting confused and you nailed it. I'm referring to Snappy
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angryteabag
10y ago
Can I get someone's opinion on Snap? Is it worth paying attention to? My understanding is that it's a package manager that installs applications in their own isolated Linux sandbox, meaning you can install/distribute them on
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angryteabag
10y ago
How do you know you're stressed? I'm a Jr dev who spent a year sneaking into lectures, studying, stealing food before I became employable. I now work 70 hours a week for peanuts and although I feel fine, I am pretty sure I am abou
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angryteabag
10y ago
I think they need to focus more on encouraging developers to get into making Apps for their platform. In my opinion, we don't need another platform to learn - you can see how many people agree with me when you look at how prevalent web
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angryteabag
10y ago
What is considered significant experience?
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angryteabag
10y ago
As a New Zealander who is unable to move anywhere else due to immigration laws. I am happy for you, but the Jealousy is real.
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angryteabag
10y ago
Easy fix, bring macOS to non Apple hardware.
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angryteabag
10y ago
Please open macOS to non Apple hardware. I'd actually buy a license for that.
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10y ago
This is awesome
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angryteabag
10y ago
What is your daily carb limit? Why sweet potatoes, they have more carbs than regular potatoes. How do you achieve an adequate fiber intake?
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angryteabag
10y ago
I almost agree. I dislike the full screen overlay you get with the start button. I'm all for animation, but the fade and slide of all the windows is objectively bad. The full screen nature of the menu is also full screen metro levels o
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angryteabag
10y ago
I mean, I work as a developer at a company - so I can't get them to raise the desk for me or turn up with cinder blocks
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angryteabag
10y ago
For a developer without the luxury of a standing desk, what alternatives do I have?
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angryteabag
10y ago
As a novice developer, coming from Java, I was taken aback by how forceful and messy JS's async programming style is (I started with node.js then moved to the browser). Callbacks, promises, generators are all there to essentially make