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ktross
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Comment #47977613
Location: Michigan, United States Remote: Yes, remote only. Willing to relocate: No. Technologies: PHP/Laravel, Python, JS, AWS, DevOps, Docker/k8s, Cross platform (mac/*nix/win) R…
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Comment #46623274
https://ktross.com/ I just redesigned it last month. I don't have much on there right now, but that should change soon.
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Comment #34827920
You could sign up for fastmail and point your domains DNS records there. It's $5/mo and they make it easy to import your existing emails from gmail. I switched to them when Google …
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Comment #34799187
I use it frequently, and there has been a major bug since launch that seems present on multiple platforms (desktop, mobile, Android, Apple). Seemingly at random, though I have susp…
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Comment #31497301
The benefit of a gaming headset over bluetooth is reduced latency. Unless things have changed recently, the difference is very noticable. The HyperX Cloud (wired) is actually a pre…
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Comment #31495745
The G Pro X Wireless felt awesome and first and seemed like a great headset, but my mind changed when I ran into issues and saw how many others had issues as well. If they made it …
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Comment #31493641
I'm not 100% positive, but it seems to be. Blowing into the front of the mouse would fix it for a few minutes. I saw a bunch of threads about it the last time I looked into it. If …
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Comment #31493527
They're mostly a computer peripheral company. They've always made a ton of products like keyboards, mice, webcams, speakers, headsets, microphones, game controllers, etc. I've only…
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Comment #31492015
Logitech is no longer the great company it used to be, so I have decided to no longer purchase their products. I purchased a G Pro X Wireless Headset less than 2 years ago, and I'm…
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Comment #29237317
It doesn't surprise me. Spectrum is currently the only non-dsl provider in my area, so I'm basically forced to use their service since I moved here. The first time I paid with one …
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Comment #28109803
> Squash/rebase also plays horrendously with my local branches. This is a very good point, and it has been slightly annoying at times with this approach. It hasn't been a major pai…
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Comment #28109731
GitHub actually keeps these in the pull request indefinitely if you delete the branch. You can also restore the branch at any time if needed. We have the branches set to automatica…
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Comment #28109078
I agree with the idea, but disagree with the approach. This seems like a lot of extra work for not much, or maybe even less, benefit. The process I've set up for my team allows us …
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Comment #26163376
I lost my fiancée to cancer a few years ago, and this just reminded me that I suggested she create a GitHub account years ago. I didn't know she had used it, but this post prompted…
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Comment #25357850
I had no idea he wrote that, very interesting! I need to look into other film scores he's written. My first introduction to Philip Glass was his Book of Longing collaboration with …
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Comment #22538367
There are some points in the article: https://www.flattenthecurve.com/#DO_NOT_BE_CARELESS > Don’t be that person. It might not be about you but it is everyone’s problem. Don’t be c…
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Comment #20225925
This drives me crazy, especially on Spotify. I've been uploading some of my collection to Google Play Music to get around this, but I'm probably switching to Plex in the near futur…
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Comment #20024711
Chrome has better devtools. Personally I use Firefox on my MacBook for slightly better battery life and the tools are good enough for the most part. AFAIK in terms of batter life i…
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Comment #19388476
I love Sublime Text, and purchased a license years ago. I'd love to be able to use it on JS projects. Do you have any suggestions for me to have a better experience with it?
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Comment #19384798
That's just one example of broken syntax highlighting, and it's about the simplest a .vue file can be. It becomes more apparent/annoying in larger projects when you see perfectly v…
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Comment #19384625
I've also used Sublime for years, but recently I've been using VS Code. VS is miles ahead when working with modern Javascript, both in terms of linting and syntax highlighting. Hav…
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Comment #18906703
He means Sublime Merge. https://www.sublimemerge.com
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Comment #18596307
Location: Detroit, MI, United States Remote: Yes (Remote only, many years of experience working remotely) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: PHP/Laravel/Symfony, Javscript/React…
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Comment #18244293
I'd like to try it out!