And one tought: i do despise microsoft and i dont care if any of its products seems good. They re there to infiltrate and destroy, they have always been from msdos times, and rest assured thats what they will do also with vscode/codium.
Do not fall into this trick, make good products better, dont piggy back on who showed to stick it in your rear end again and again over time.
Not me, i use and like a lot QtCreator... Granted, i work with C/C++ so... But its Open Source, cross-platform, has tons of integeations with analyzers debuggers and various tools.
Kdevelop never triggered my bells and CodeBlocks just doesnt feels right for me, but thats me.
For everyrhing else vim or kate depending on how i feel.
I can use one if i got randomly choosen
I believe you are using it wrong. I assume Linux ofc.
You need to poll/wait on it, and it is immediate and never loses one press if you use it properly.
Otherwise look into raw mode, you will need to change the input mode and will be able to read keypresses "as in videogames".
If you need I can point you to some code, bit since you didn't post any I assume you want to do it by yourself
Dont agree. Thin laptops have a great usecase and I would never drag around anything bigger or heavier.
But I agree they could use easier upgradeability or maintenance.
Motorola 8200? Padellone con antenna e sportellino... Ricordo poteva ricevere gli SMS ma il software mancava della funzione per scriverli... Era già un gsm.
Dopo molti, vari... Il primo vero smartphone il Galaxy S2.
Not bad... But 550mAh is more 10% or less of a modern phone battery after some inefficiency is considered.
But interesting idea indeed.
Well you can bidet before tp indeed... But nah, first clean with a bit of tp, then wash. Then dry (or don't, I love that little feeling fresh down under, provided you don't powerwash typhoon style ofc)
Same situation here. Tried them all... This is good. Maybe not full speed 24/7 but the best I had since I moved in the bushes.
Upload speed is always amazing. Download speed is pretty good for streaming, torrenting and WFH concurrently.
Price range is identical to all other solutions.
Not going back.
(And very lucky to be under 5g coverage)
Gentoo user here. I just emerged then*Arr stuff and did some manual setup. Added to my already existing ngix reverse proxy and now working on importing my library...
Quite easy, but i consider myself quite a linux power user.