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Entropy reduction. I do a lot of development work and need Visual Studio to work. It’s a complex beast already, and I don’t need to deal with the headache of fighting some activation hack or running the risk that some DLL or feature is gimped and causes weird behavior in an inactivated state.
I finally made the switch to Mint recently. My day to day experience is so much better. I set up a fresh Windows VM so I could keep using a few programs that don’t play well with wine, and even having to purchase a new activation key for it was totally worth it to have it segregated out from my day to day. And I’d guess that not all that many people really need the specialty stuff I do.
Do a little research on what you use daily and/or can’t live without, but I can confirm that it isn’t as complicated as you might think.
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That’s pretty slick!
I have run it for years, and I wish they weren’t so limiting and heavy-handed in trying to force people into a paid subscription.
I think they meant AWS competitors, not companies that maintain multi-region configurations.
Overwatch. 4,600 hours and you’d think I’d be alright by now LOL.
The Snyder Superman movies were good, actually.
Hope they’re gonna devote the development resources to making it actually work.
It is a GUI app you use locally. It renders out the finished files. And yes it supports markdown formatting.
Don’t use it if you don’t want to man. I was just offering an alternative that might happen to fit your lifestyle. If not, don’t.
I use Publii, which is a local application that supports markdown pages, has an interface similar to a CMS, and renders the entire site out to static html files that you upload to any web server. It can dump to a local folder, or ftp the files for you. It has a lot of good themes, and a blank theme that you can use to get started if you want to roll your own like I did.
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LOL yeah I see what you’re talking about. It’s like the Red Scare but for illegible text and wonky pixels.
That is certainly one way to view it. One might say the same about human brains, though.
That’s a matter of philosophy and what a person even understands “consciousness” to be. You shouldn’t be surprised that others come to different conclusions about the nature of being and what it means to be conscious.
hell yeah i love learning new words
Always, if they can deal with the consequences. But if the consequence is being blocked by a country they could make money from, chances are slim.
My understanding is that it is technically a “federated” standard, but I think there is a lot of technical hurdles to implementing and hosting a compatible server. So no one actually does it, and I’m not sure they’d federate even if someone went through the trouble of getting it up and running.
Just looked at the PCB board and man that guy is such a insufferable, gatekeeping twat.