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Right now I have an Acer 4K TN as my primary screen and it's extremely difficult to work with. And keeping the three HD displays I have around it is also problematic... the resolution difference always destroys the illusion of working on one seamless desktop... and the viewing angle has me need to turn the HD displays around and rotate their output so I'm "viewing them from above" ..
What's a "good TN" in your experience?
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Productcompare.aspx?Submit=ENE...
I'm considering moving from an Acer B286HK to a B276HK. Very curious if anyone has recommendations of different displays. Any suggestions are very much appreciated. I'm thinking in terms of which display I can buy three of and not regret it.
What I wanted I already got, confirmation by the OP that this is in fact a reference implementation and not the all-end-all.
Were that clear to start with, I wouldn't have commented other than to say, awesome! This is extremely exciting to me.
It is an implementation of a standard without the standard being defined so other implementations can spring up.
Git, one could argue, is language centralized also, which is technically true. That I don't have an answer for. But I don't believe handing off so much dependence to a JavaScript application fits for me.
A C/C++ application like Git I can overlook, at least for a decade or so, but JavaScript feels like a perpetual beta/prototype only. Granted, that's my subjective feeling.
Raised issue: https://github.com/cjb/GitTorrent/issues/12
Rather than the age old "either X exists or it doesn't" your entire thing unraveled right here:
"I am not strong enough to be an atheist"
Anything from that point on had a 'motivating circumstance' behind it, a bias, a solution being sought.
Now, the concept of 'pray once a day' will be accepted, because a certain belief is already had: that belief is the issue, not a certain state or mode of being. A certain "strength" -- I believe you hit that on the head. There is a certain quality of person, called atheism.
Some of the "best" religious people I know, while having a "faith" are what I could also call atheist, in the purest sense: not just in an ideological sense, but in an active one: did they do that "all by themselves" or were they rubbing the magic rabbit foot all the way there? When they wanted to reach out for help, did they do it? Or did they endure?
The thing that is changing is a different mode of being taking root: one of operating on belief, rather than on your own. The answer when you cannot cope is not to find a mechanism to cope, a crutch, but to just endure or execute the thing. It is about strength. Sometimes it's about accepting things without a reason: what if one of your twins died? Exactly why is that "bad" per se? It feels like shit, yes, but all you can really say is that you currently do not want that. Petitioning someone for your desire is pure and simple. Making it into "I couldn't take it anymore so I felt too weak to be atheist" is just covering over the fact that you really really wanted your wife and kids to be ok.
That is your religion then. It's strong enough of a source of desire that you'd reach outside yourself to manipulate the universe itself if you had to, to cause the outcome you wanted. It could be said that is what the deity concept is. It's a mutable global variable ( which is not threadsafe ) designed to circumvent your own individuality and provide a hack to route-around the system as it is, allowing you to not learn or grow, just have what you want. Confusingly, some people have a deathwish or a sense of inferiority, so they get what they want so much easier.
i.e. what languages, frameworks, libraries, etc.
Specifically requesting female developers in your ad will undoubtedly get the opposite of your intention. People who are good developers who happen to be women, will not come to a company looking for female developers because they would want to be hired on merit. Those who do come with a "looking for female developers" caveat, will be subpar very likely, and/or more trouble than they are worth.
Think of it from the other side. The ad says "looking for male developers" -- what kind of men would reply to that?
"Announcing IPv6 and Private Networking In SFO1
With our San Francisco region fully migrated to version 1.5 of our code base, we are excited to announce that both IPv6 support and private networking are now available for all Droplets in SFO1."
No blog post announced at the writing of this, otherwise I'd have linked that.
As with any "break up" this phase of WOOHOO+rage will crest, then the community dynamic ( refactored/lost ) will echo as loudly in the mind if not louder than the perceived freedom gained... to go work with other people, but still always people.
Draconian tendencies aside, no one will ultimately satisfy as a peer or network. So, OP, enjoy the rush. High-profile exits from large names is thrilling, but then you're without a scapegoat, if there is one at all. Tomorrow will be a reality check unless self critique is harsher than pointing fingers.
The whole "tell the entire world how much X company sucks" trend is pretty much played out, even/especially if the company left does suck. It's a form of therapy to do it, probably, but a lot of it feels like marketing for the next leg of a career regardless.
People leave cool stuff places. It happens. I mean how many times have cell phones been left somewhere on accident say, which if it was on purpose doesn't matter either -- OH NO, PARK BENCH SSL CERT MITM ATTACKED, PURGE YOUR LUNCHBOXES
No, it's an object left/put there. So unput it there. That's what parks & recreation does all the rest of the time. Now it's a rad piece of art, not a cell phone, not an umbrella, etc.
Yes, it's a "library" but come on, all the framework versus principles narrative applies with that too.
Directly interacting with the DOM without abstraction seems way too risky, in exchange for some bloat.
Interprets color codes as RAW, relaying them to the screen as-is.
This is very general. There are many things you can usually configure first, but that is the usual generic procedure for most applications. If it's JAVA or another language though, it will be different.
If it's not source code but it's a binary file, just unzip it, make sure the binary is executable, then execute it.
Obviously, be sure the executable is trustworthy.
UNLESS they are getting click-through advertising revenue on it, or funneling traffic to another domain of theirs which advertises, or has direct sales on it; then you need to factor that in.
But it's best to be a human being and level with them. Remember, they're people. Really opportunistic people. And, if you can, just give up and get another TLD of the same basic name.
After installing Afterglow, my tabs and sidebar are badly distorted and garbled after restarting SublimeText3 with the configuration lines added.
Am I missing something, or do I need to clear something?