tcmart14

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by tcmart14 6d ago
Yes I know that. But you were saying track record. That's a 3 year old device. Let's not say they have a track record until they take a device cradle to grave in 8 years. A lot can happen in the next 4-5 years. Then you claimed Ap
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by tcmart14 7d ago
Thats your experience. I've had the complete opposite. A 4 year old iPhone that still felt as snappy as it did the day I broke it out of the box. Never had an android that felt like that after 6 months. And Apple have generations of de
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by tcmart14 7d ago
Telerik has been around awhile and makes $60 million a year and their business model is selling essentially UI components at the heart of it for Microsoft UI frameworks. There is also SyncFusion and DevExpress. Its crazy, but there is clear
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by tcmart14 7d ago
Because 7 years from now, my iPhone will still have the latest OS and security updates. I also have the budget iPhone 16e. I also haven't broken a phone since I was 16. Not like cheap androids that are often abandonware by the device m
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by tcmart14 7d ago
https://www.apple.com/shop/product/mkr64zm/a/iphone-duo-foli... Addition for anyone scrolling: Link to a case on Apple's website for this. Another addition: Another case without the kickstand https
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by tcmart14 7d ago
I'd also add that the mobile gaming market on iPhone is the largest individual gaming competitor, at least by the dollars, and bigger screen probably enhances play experiences that can be had on mobile.
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by tcmart14 22d ago
But its also hard not to be. I'm not a fan of Musk and it doesn't even have to do with Musk himself as its a common theme I see among a lot of the big tech companies or really any company doing a big project in my neck of the wood
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by tcmart14 22d ago
Never had a zune, but I did have an iPod. I am willing to accept Zune was superior. But its just an example that, yea, often times the superior solution doesn't actually win. There is a huge list of better technology that lost out to w
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by tcmart14 23d ago
Shoot where I am at, it can also change on a week by week basis. This week, I can get away with some shit to improve the UX and depart from the mock up. Next week, if the feature doesn't look and function just like the mock up says tha
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by tcmart14 27d ago
My guess is, user list would be the least. Microsoft has this thing about getting you all warm and snug because they have a solution for everything. Need an IDE? VS Code and VS proper. Got your hosting needs (azure). Literally everything. Y
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by tcmart14 27d ago
My only push back would be on the FREE part. I coulda bought that 5 years ago. Now I look at GitHub and go, "if the product is free, it's because Im the product" with all their co-pilot stuff.
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by tcmart14 27d ago
I may have come out with a different interpretation than you did of GP's comment. I see how you got to yours. But the way I read them saying they should slow down was, maybe slow down on new features. Which would mean they could shift
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by tcmart14 27d ago
I think that is one thing about trying to study Shakespeare in class that can be improved. The class shouldn't just be taking turns saying the lines out loud. But you don't need a full theatrical production either or memorize line
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by tcmart14 29d ago
Yea, its not one I exactly agree with. But it is what the team collectively as a whole said is something is important. So to the other comments acting like I am just being ridiculous. Everything I deny PRs on is something time and time agai
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by tcmart14 1mo ago
That's on him to handle and it hasn't been a problem.
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by tcmart14 1mo ago
Why can't people just follow the guidelines . You really want to get into a fight over not following established and agreed upon guidelines and code quality standards?
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by tcmart14 1mo ago
Its not petty is, Im not changing our standards because people got hot new toys. These are code policies we've had. If your AI usage can not conform to them, that's on you, not me.
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by tcmart14 1mo ago
As quoted from my comment: "My manager is also 100% with this."
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by tcmart14 1mo ago
Just hit "deny." I've been training my co-workers that the AI-isms their "AI Assisted coding" do that some shit just isn't acceptable. I leave a comment and hit deny. It also helps that I control the policies o
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by tcmart14 2mo ago
Yea that's another good point. Luckily my kids haven't had troubles with ear infections, but my sister did growing up. It like 3 or 4 times a year almost every year in elementary school and halfway through middle school that she h
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by tcmart14 2mo ago
My wife isn't with me to answer directly, so I am going off memory. She is a nurse. But I am pretty she when telling me about her day at the hospital she also mentions needing to change antibiotic for patients for various reasons. I am
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by tcmart14 2mo ago
Looked this up. Happy to learn something. They have confrontations that mostly result in harassing each other with water cannons and dangerous water moves. Massively different than military actions like land invasions, bombings, etc. I&#x27
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by tcmart14 2mo ago
My only complaint about their site is that it mentions a generous free tier, but I have no way to seeing what exactly that free tier is. Edit: Found it, but it wasn't obvious the navigation path to it. Would be nice if "free tier&
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by tcmart14 2mo ago
From my understanding, yea they still stand up coal fire plants because world demand for Chinese manufacturing and the energy demand it creates exceeds how fast they can build reactors. So they build coal fire with the intention to replace
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by tcmart14 2mo ago
Outside of a few boarder disputes with India, I don't China has militarily attacked anyone since they got their ass handed to them by Vietnam (Sino-Vietnamese War 1979). So I think that rules out China.
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by tcmart14 2mo ago
Doing a quick look over the article and your comment, I gotta agree. If you want stupid simple and content first, why wouldn't you use the gemini protocol? Pages are in mark down, no way to embed gotchas in it. Its not one click, but i
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by tcmart14 2mo ago
Just to throw my two cents in. We could look at Singapore which does have harsher sentencing and low crime rates. However, there is a bit of caveat. Singapore has its red light districts where law enforcement sorta turns a blind eye. Its mo
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by tcmart14 2mo ago
This is where looking at the gaming centric distros and doing what they do makes sense. I haven't seen all kernel settings for all distros, but my understanding is many choose the defaults and most of the defaults are more optimized fo
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by tcmart14 2mo ago
I think it depends. This will probably be true if PS6 is an outlier in price in its generation. But from the way it looking, PC gaming is also just going up in price and a xbox will probably be somewhere in the ballpark, almost all due to h
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by tcmart14 2mo ago
FOSS enjoyer here. I actually prefer native apps. I already got too many tabs and windows opened with my browser(s) and also, I really hate when a web app decided to rearrange the UI and I have no clue until I am in it. With native apps, it

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