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by bugBunny 4y ago
totally of topic... as a previous Arch user, I switched to POP-OS with my new laptop, simply because it worked out of box with everything, and I struggled to even make a proper SMB connection to windows network with ARch... not to mention a
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by bugBunny 4y ago
which wm are you using?
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by bugBunny 5y ago
what is this good for?
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by bugBunny 5y ago
I guess none of these suggestions really work without the last one "Move to Brazil and live in the rainforest" :)
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by bugBunny 5y ago
thats the issue, I dont want to work something I don't like anymore, not even for money, since there is plenty of positions opened in any of the stack.
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by bugBunny 5y ago
dude, I had to google this :D
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by bugBunny 5y ago
Well, I just mentioned what was used for a web, yet we had tons of tools working on internet and intranet, as well as background workers...
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Ask HN: What tech stack would you use for your next small/middle project?
4 points by bugBunny 5y ago|7 comments
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by bugBunny 5y ago
Agreed on Wayland future. Just out of the curiosity, which hardware you choose for your linux daily macine?
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by bugBunny 5y ago
They did not build YouTube by their knowledge, they acquired competition company. They had Google videos back at that time.
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by bugBunny 6y ago
Same here, I have it literally everywhere, TV, mobile, laptop at home, at work... Thumbs-up guys
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by bugBunny 6y ago
is this you in the videos?? btw great work, I will be using this in gym for sure.
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by bugBunny 6y ago
Did not read the article, but the main issue with cryptocurrencies I see is that everyone is buying them so they can sell it later when the price goes up.
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by bugBunny 6y ago
I tried to dm you, but you disabled dm on twitter. Somehow we have almost same path, running an agency at the moment with 9 ppl :-)
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by bugBunny 6y ago
If you invest some time building your own linux environment, e.g. Xfce or openbox, or kde.. You will probably found that once it completely works the way you customize it, it will work until You break it. I've seen testimonials of guys
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by bugBunny 6y ago
Wow, this came out of nowhere for me
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by bugBunny 6y ago
The only reason I am still using windows is MS office. I might give it a try myself... My home machine is running Arch linux and works flawlessly for more then two years already. Just my work is still stucked with a lot of documentations s
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by bugBunny 6y ago
great idea
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by bugBunny 6y ago
Yes I can mix up my own password encryption on some cloud service.. I need sites I came across at work machine to quickly reopen when at home office.
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Ask HN: Are you syncing the browsers history and passwords accross devices?
4 points by bugBunny 6y ago|3 comments
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by bugBunny 6y ago
Thanks for the tip, will probably try to rewrite the idea myself.
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by bugBunny 8y ago
Thats illegal, you had signed contract with upwork.
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by bugBunny 9y ago
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by bugBunny 9y ago
Google Manjaro, you can thank me later :)
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by bugBunny 12y ago
touch screen works as well?
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by bugBunny 12y ago
its extremely expensive. Usually small laptop is not your main computer, so I guess you don't want to spend fortune on it.
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by bugBunny 12y ago
x240 and t440 are way too expensive here in Europe. They cost like 3 year old used car :-). But is it good with linux, does it recognizes touch screen normally?
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by bugBunny 12y ago
did not get it, is the sound gone finally?
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by bugBunny 12y ago
thats so sad... thanks for feedback, this is really disappointing. Which thinkpad you have in mind, is there some with my requirements list and normal price which would support linux?! Does it stops the noise if you turn off keyboard lid?!
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by bugBunny 12y ago
thanks mate, so far I am in between xps 13 and xps 12... I really like how they look and feel, even the price is not advantage though :)

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