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Sagebrush posted:yeah that's a ripoff. vs code is where it's at. it ships with windows 11
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idk if i posted about this before but i gotta say since microsoft started allowing msix apps on the Microsoft Store it's actually become a dope way to install poo poo. i got a new laptop at work recently and decided to try and install as much as i could via the Microsoft Store. managed to get Firefox, Paint.NET, Python, PowerShell 7, Sysinternals and VS Code all via the Microsoft Store. prolly some others im forgetting about. there are some issues in that they're not all user-mode installers and some fail horribly if you can't elevate to admin. anyway im kinda impressed with the amount of poo poo you can install from Microsoft Store these days. also the fact that installing from there means you dont have to worry about updating is great. poo poo ive even seen the Sysinternals install from Microsoft Store update, the whole package but just a minor update for RDC. so yeah, if you don't give a gently caress use Microsoft Store to install poo poo if you can it's easy and piss
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oh also i wouldnt trust the Microsoft Store at all lol. i used to use the Kodi install from the Microsoft Store back when they allowed MSI because it was a simple way for me to update until microsoft blocked the MSI or some poo poo and i was forced onto the UWP version of Kodi that can't access any files outside your user profile, effectively rendering it useless lol. so yeah idk swings and roundabouts. but if you have to use intune at work well its easier than ever to push poo poo from the Microsoft Store through intune to your clients
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akadajet posted:2021… and it costs $99 it got updated in late 2022: https://www.sublimetext.com/blog/#:~:text=Sublime%20Text%204%2C%20build%204142,home%20due%20to%20the%20pandemic. does sort of beg the question what they’ve been working on for the past 8 months though. i was the biggest VScode evangelist in my previous job but i’ve been using sublime for a bit and i do enjoy the speed and purity of purpose that sublime has. VScode feels pretty fkn slow especially when you have a bunch of extensions and it tends to choke on really large files. it also feels kind of jank when you want to have multiple windows. i fully admit this may just be my rationalising paying $99 for a text editor that’s barely getting updates tho. i’m sure i’ll he pulled back eventually the git integration in vscode is absolutely sick though, especially with the gitlens plugin. i do really miss it. what else?
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hey op are you interested in a GitLens Pro subscription??? ok we'll ask you again later
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I like code (codium, really) but the ominous moment for me was when I had to start deciding whether to trust every drat file I open. Feels a lot like ms office just kowtowing to the idea that any document could be malicious. Fine for word docs with macros and poo poo, but code is supposed to be a text editor. really undermined my trust in the app and its whole plugin ecosystem. I still use it and I get that there just isn't a perfect solution, but it sucks
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Beeftweeter posted:it ships with windows 11 I was pleasantly surprised when I opened windows terminal and ssh was available and just worked the ms store seems extremely shady and I don’t trust anything that I didn’t get from a direct link from the developers website. there are tons of scam apps and I’m sure malicious repackages of legit software is rampant
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burning swine posted:I like code (codium, really) but the ominous moment for me was when I had to start deciding whether to trust every drat file I open. Feels a lot like ms office just kowtowing to the idea that any document could be malicious. Fine for word docs with macros and poo poo, but code is supposed to be a text editor. really undermined my trust in the app and its whole plugin ecosystem. I still use it and I get that there just isn't a perfect solution, but it sucks vs code isn't a text editor it's an IDE. that you thought otherwise is either ignorance, lack of imagination or both. Pile Of Garbage fucked around with this message at 15:20 on Jul 12, 2023 |
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Jenny Agutter posted:the ms store seems extremely shady and I don’t trust anything that I didn’t get from a direct link from the developers website. there are tons of scam apps and I’m sure malicious repackages of legit software is rampant agreed, and i should have mentioned this earlier: only download an important thing from the Microsoft Store if there's a direct link to the store page on the vendor's site.
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Jenny Agutter posted:I was pleasantly surprised when I opened windows terminal and ssh was available and just worked yeah, i was troubleshooting a network problem for my dad the other day and was pleasantly surprised that the curl binary apparently ships with windows now. very useful, helped me figure out he had a busted proxy server set up for whatever reason
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VS code’s “find in selection” is completely broken and doesn’t work properly ever. why?
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Pile Of Garbage posted:vs code isn't a text editor it's an IDE. that you thought otherwise is either ignorance, lack of imagination or both. Yeah that's fair it's both First IDE I've used that has a public repository of plugins that it leans on heavily, which is the source of the trust issue. P much just how things are these days
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it's an IDE in the same way emacs is an IDE which is to say, it can be, but janky
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Private Speech posted:it's an IDE in the same way emacs is an IDE don’t put that evil on my friend vs code
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Pile Of Garbage posted:nah SKUs are identical, only thing new to learn is the portal, aad.portal.azure.com redirects to entra.microsoft.com as of several weeks ago. New A record who dis
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skooma512 posted:New A record who dis
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yeah that was worth a toaster alert when I logged in this morning 
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power bi is a sex thing, right?
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*points at username * sure is
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Chris Knight posted:yeah that was worth a toaster alert when I logged in this morning what do you want the middle manager in charge to do, not get a bonus for juicing his quarterly metrics? do you have any idea how expensive private schools in seattle are?
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Best Bi Geek Squid posted:don’t put that evil on my friend vs code vscode is literally emacs but with javascript instead of lisp, sorry if this truth upsets you
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Soricidus posted:vscode is literally emacs but with javascript instead of lisp, sorry if this truth upsets you at least the plugins are first party
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some, anyway
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Chris Knight posted:yeah that was worth a toaster alert when I logged in this morning more like power bm
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this isn't the coffee thread!
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vs code is cool because of how light it is and how it does everything, i'd rather use regular vs for windows apps though. but I think vs code killed a lot of income to others like jetbrains and atom
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Soricidus posted:vscode is literally emacs but with javascript instead of lisp, sorry if this truth upsets you even if it were functionally identical to emacs (it isn't), vs code still would be better because it's untainted by stallman
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anything that isn't maintained by stallman is better
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Celexi posted:vs code is cool because of how light it is and how it does everything, i'd rather use regular vs for windows apps though. but I think vs code killed a lot of income to others like jetbrains and atom vs code is the best text editor on linuxes because even though it sucks its incredible compared to what they're used to
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Celexi posted:atom atom was one of the quickest uninstalls of my life. i downloaded it, ran the installer, was bothered that it wouldn't let me choose the destination folder, and spent about half an hour digging through only to discover that you can't change the destination folder because some insane open sores prick has a personal vendetta against installing anything outside of your user folder and he closes all the github issues relating to this. i sighed and installed it where he wanted, booted it up, and waited like fifteen loving seconds while a loving text editor loaded. created a new document and watched the interface lag around as it did whatever poo poo it does. i don't know how they hosed it up so bad but well done boys. you made vs code but worse in every way. straight to uninstaller
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hahahah yessss i missed this https://github.blog/2022-06-08-sunsetting-atom/
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Sagebrush posted:i sighed and installed it where he wanted, booted it up, and waited like fifteen loving seconds while a loving text editor loaded. this is the power of javascript
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yes but then you have to wait for a real text editor to open to perform useful work
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atom is literally the project that electron sprung from (clue is in their names) so for that may it forever burn in hell
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Sagebrush posted:atom was one of the quickest uninstalls of my life. same atom sucked poo poo
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Sapozhnik posted:atom is literally the project that electron sprung from (clue is in their names) so for that may it forever burn in hell they called it electron because it has negative value
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The open xml standard for xlsx files has been used to identify likely falsified data in a pretty ironic case of academic fraud (by someone with a research interest in dishonesty), It’s kind of interesting to see how calculations are marked up. quote:CalcChain tells Excel in which order to carry out the calculations in the spreadsheet. It tells Excel something like "First solve the formula in cell A1, then the one in A2, then B1, etc." CalcChain is short for 'calculation chain'. https://datacolada.org/109 The Killing Jelq fucked around with this message at 08:41 on Jul 15, 2023 |
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The Killing Jelq posted:The open xml standard for xlsx files has been used to identify likely falsified data in a pretty ironic case of academic fraud (by someone with a research interest in dishonesty), nice
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Celexi posted:vs code is cool because of how light it is and how it does everything, i'd rather use regular vs for windows apps though. but I think vs code killed a lot of income to others like jetbrains and atom I don't know if anyone remembers this, but Visual Studio 2003 (aka VS .NET) loaded instantly on a P4 with a spinning rust HDD and worked on 10K line files with no issues.
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