@Oktokolo considering that it includes most if not all packages installed in the system, i'd say that its a good deal.
You have updates to system, all tools, libraries and drivers in one place.

Windows updates only system components, and you have to take care of things like VSCode, python, node, web browser, blender etc.

Show initiative by coming up with some minor improvements mid-developement, and showing CEO design A again :-D

You get safari, which is the new Internet Explorer.
So you can check that everything works on the worst browser among the popular ones.

I worked with ax 2008 once.
That project caused me to leave the company.

Now instead of one crap tool, you have to maintain two, and deal with gradle along the way.

@K-ASS with how networks are working nowadays you'd end up with random grouping - most people have dynamic ip, and many isps use nats.
You'd end up aggregating people from the same block or even city.

Mit missing semester channel on YouTube has a nice lecture explaining concepts git uses.

I think the 5v standard originates from PCs, motherboard gets 5v, 3.3v and 12v via atx connector.
So 5v is reasonable voltage to power devices connected to the motherboard, as it does not require additional hardware to transform voltage.

@ElectroArchiver I think it's there, but barely visible - e. g. xml attributes are darker, and opening <?xml is light gray for dita, headers for markdown are a bit darker...
but i agree, it seems like a marketing trick.

You can actually use AsciiDoc in github. It has a lot of functionalities, and is way more standardised than markdown.

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REST or GraphQL come to mind, but both are designed to work over http.
A lot depends on context here - are you working on desktop app, web app, database?

Bonus points for:
- chaotic environment preparation guide on sharepoint, but not linked anywhere, only accessible via search .
- requiring different node version for each module
- 100 maven profiles, half of which does nothing (undocumented)
- multiple modules with cross-dependencies, and first build must be manually completed in special order (also undocumented)
- frontend dependencies so old that you need to manually add them to locally installed libraries

Does that person realize how much worse the performance is with cursor?
Maybe try running a few tests to show them the impact? Especially on larger datasets, i remember seeing about 30s difference in query execution time.

In my (and my db professor from collage) cursors are rarely used for tasks other than maintenence and administration.
They are also at least order of magnitude slower than query with cte.

I personally like AsciiDoc. It's specification is richer than Markdowns, and Eclipse foundation is in process of standardising it.
It is supported by gitlab, github and is a really nice format.
Spring documentation is written in customized AsciiDoc.

Show them why it's important. Make some changes that break things, show them that your tests catch those mistakes and prevent regressions. Then ask if they want to deal with angry client when system gets broken, or do they prefer to 'waste' additional 10min for running tests.

Icons sometimes change to chinese characters for me.
It's completely random and goes away after i force stop application.

Headphones of blessed silence
Magic item
Reduce chance of being disturbed by 50%.
Increase focus by 10%.
'I bless thy with the power of ANC, for your heart is just, and your annoyance clearly visible'

Set of logo stickers
Cursed crafting component
Can be combined with laptop-type items.
+15 to coding in selected language
+9 to bug detection in selected language
-10 to impostor syndrome in selected area
Curse:
Programmers below rank of tech lead gain 20% chance of being asked random questions related to selected language
Programmers of rank tech lead and higher gain +40% chance of being asked random questions related to selected language
You can combine multiple sets with single laptop. When more than 1 set is combined, all effects are weakened to 1/{number of sets} * effect value

Negotiate your raise and discuss it with the boss :-D

Did your post overflow because you forgot to null terminate its content?

Rock the world with the truth
[Rockstar lang]

@dontbeevil it's basically a copy of chrome in a fancy box. That 500mb footprint is probably result of a long optimization process from base chrome :-D
I kind of get where all that is coming from - html, js and css evolved into great ui toolkit, and if business can pay for 3 versions of an app once (desktop/web/mobile) it's kind of obvious choice.

Sounds as if somebody simply did all tasks manually, command after command, and then dropped contents of .bash_history into the script file.

@zlice In my case it indicates code quality.

@lbfalvy The best keyboards i have encountered in laptops were in older thinkpads. Current ones are good when compared to competitors, but lost a lot (worse layout, smaller keycaps and about 1/3 of travel).
Overhead led was replaced by normal back light which is good.

I had kailh browns/rk87 keyboard, but replaced it with clicky romer-gs/g915 for better connectivity and less wrist pain. It's terribly overpriced, but i found great offer at around 1/3 of official price in local electronic store - it was after repair.
Works great so far, and i like low profile switches more.

People keep claiming that Linux is virus proof/more secure than Windows.
https://madaidans-insecurities.github.io/...
Truth is there just aren't as many threats and userbase has high proportion of IT professionals or IT proficient people, who are less likely to click random 'you won an iPhone' links.

@iiii that is another shared characteristic between it and JS

RNG based development.
At least you can add proficiency in dark magic to your cv.