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mirasmithy

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    While it's not quite as high speed as DDR4, I've designed some simple PCIe board with KiCAD (OCuLink to PCIe x4, M2 A+E to 2.5GbE). It does require some hand-holding though. Edit: …

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    Comment #39508951

    I may be missing some nuance and/or perspective here, but is this truly an issue? I've used Dell, HP, Lenovo/Thinkpad, and most recently Framework laptops over the last 15 years, a…

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    Comment #37806963

    You refer to the killing of scientists, while the parent comment refers to the killing of activists. Please do try to avoid the bending of words, intentional or otherwise. Backing …

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    Comment #13128586

    +1 A major issue with ARM boards is you can't expect [name-your-arm-os] to run on all ARM boards. Each implements it's own boot sequence and drivers aren't the best. Something like…

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    Comment #12942792

    Not sure about the other apps listed in this article, but Twitter isn't a hybrid app. From a performance perspective, developing "high performance" hybrid apps isn't much different…

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    Comment #12942757

    Take advantage of GitLab CI.

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    Comment #12942748

    +1 for master always deployable. In teams I've led, I've made it a rule to never commit to master, and sparingly commit to develop. Features are developed in branches and merged in…

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    Comment #8950525

    Just an update, macros have been added to Elemental's feature set.

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    Comment #8943938

    Thanks :D Plugin support is already in the works! (I should probably list that under features...)

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    Comment #8943880

    Thanks! The Windows Phone and Windows versions of Elemental will be universal applications once Windows 10 is released.

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    Comment #8943768

    Elemental is an open source code editor that I'm developing for Android, Windows Phone, Windows, Mac OS X, Linux and Chrome OS. The most common question I get asked is why not Atom…

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