m-j-fox

Hey buddy. I got one yesterday. Such an adventure. Coming from the MacBook experience, I will say it's glitchy AF. But I still haven't linuxed it. Doubt that will help.

I will say it's fast.

My complaint is the Thunderbolt 3. It is a lie. First you need an adapter because of course you do and the only one at the store is Apple's. I have a bunch of Macs and displays and peripherals and zero success talking to any of them.

I don't know if I'll even complain. I have an Intel desktop mobo that after several years learned to drive a display over Thunderbolt iff it's connected on boot and that's all. So I'm not expecting much.

Ok Goggle, call someone who uses the dial pad ever.

What I want to know is: which of Tower, GitKraken, GitHub Desktop or Stash do the kernel developers prefer?

Oh that gives me an idea. Let's make it so the blob can be decrypted 2 ways. One shows your tax receipts and spec indie-horror script, the other is your real shit.

If anything, there's more dogs.

Sure but it's a lot of hype for porting QuickCheck to Python. So glad the rest of you caught on 10 years later.

This is the only one of the bunch that I've been able to install some packages on RHEL5 and RHEL3 that I'm stuck with. (And even then, only with too much effort bootstrapping.)

I like it. Really turns everything on its head. You're logged out. You can't post or comment. Lurking will be good for me.

Not Mr. BuzzFeed.

I remember XULrunner was fine like 15 years ago on a Pentium II. A lot less features and performance tho.

If you know any devs at Tableau, please forward this to them.

Don't forget wandering aisles looking for the Chromecast Fry's helpfully stocks in the back corner of the car radio department.

I love how you spell $#!+.

I buy everything from Amazon, including all my food. You make me wonder what I've been eating. Still, I can't see going back to fighting crowds at Safeway.