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I use only Sublime for my work. But to claim that VSCode didn't overshadow it is incorrect.

Everyone uses VSCode, and while I hate it because of the bloat, slow startup, and slow plugins, given a blind test I don't think I would be able to tell which one is faster in typing...

Agreed. We pushed for tab spacing on JavaScript projects and this allowed personal preference which is great. Four-space tabs looks the best to me.

Terminal bell is something that in my opinion was once great but now overused to the point I turn it off. I remember the time I could just sound a bell on an end of a long running process and that would be it. Today I use a visual/audio notification on the ends of my scripts.

    osascript -e 'display notification "Completed!"'
    osascript -e 'say "Done"'

I agree with you completely. I'm looking to switch away from Ubuntu for both my personal and work servers. Do you recommend openSUSE for servers as well?

I agree with you. There is much place for improvement but the verion you donwload now on AppStore is new user hostile, especially when you figure out that they have a waiting list...

Snacks Daily - The best podcast so far about finacial news. They comment on all industries that move the market - being milk and dairy to banks and tech. Short but very fun!

New York Times The Daily

The Wall Street Journal & Gimlet

Financial Times Banking Weekly

Very nice read. But I’m a bit confused with the following:

Because these companies probably use AI-powered account-aware filters, you should not put anything identifiable in the test email. For example, if your name is "John Smith", do not put "John" nor "Smith" in the message, and do not send it from an addres like john.smith@example.com.

Why is this so? Is this only for the first email?

I really liked the gitignore.io [1] project and the ease that it provided when creating a new git repo. I wanted something like that but for licenses.

So I made LaaS. A simple (can't express this enough) tool that gets you a license in just a few seconds.

The code is available at GitHub [2] where I accept pull requests and bug reports.

This is my first project of this kind so please don't go easy on me. :)

Thanks for taking a look.

[1] https://gitignore.io/

[2] https://github.com/andreicek/laas

First comment, go easy on me.

Have you seen https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vnm4xFC2xNo ?

I think the second guy at the end of the video raises an important question. Why use this over any other currency? If you are worried about the "control" of the said currency why not use a more "free" one like Swiss francs?

I am worried that Bitcoin will never be used as a standard if a regular, Facebook user, can't manage to get his hands on it, and afterwards use it. It's a catch 22 in my opinion.

Sure it's easy for IT people to use it, but my mom doesn't even know about PayPal for instance. And I am sure she is not the only one.