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Tuesday, May 19, 2020
Wat
Like scratch or something
C# gui elements
I have been using visual studio for awhile now
Switched over from atom
You have to type for the event handlers
VS Code is not VS
Ope
Yes
You righy
I'm dumb
That's the vs your talking
Right
I have messed with that before
Primary becues there was some exploit at one point and time with it
You could run powershell as root
Or something
Regardless
Funky peice of software
Never really messed around with it
Kinda a linux girl
Not a huge windows power user
hat's off to you then, you have far more patience than I
Idk
Windows seems more complicated at this point for me
If that makes any sense
I mean look at it
Nothing infuriates me more than containerization, but linux is a close second
in terms of squandering what they could be
How many settings managers are there
I love a lot about Linux
I love using it in the abstract
Control panel, metro settings, admin tools, it's a mess
but things which should be simplified, or made accessible aren't, on any major distro
With linux
There are no convoluted managers unless you add convoluted managers
Everything is its own entity
And there are so many options for these entities
my problem becomes (similar to containers) things have way too much trouble coexisting on Linux
once you move beyond standard use of an OS, which covers 95% of people
for which even Chrome OS would serve their needs
Chrome os is weird
I kinda love it
I have problems; not that I can't do something, but that something requires so many extra steps
Yeah
or takes an hour to diagnose a simple issue
Things don't integrate all to we'll often
it's why I've embraced the hypervisor life
FUCK containers
and fuck linux machines which do more than one thing
Just keep the machines simple
Try not to install to many redundant packages
Try to stay withen repos
I like to have a separate testing machine to test and see which packages will use which dependices to make sure I'm not downloading dependencies for nothing
see all of that, is my problem with Linux as a concept
I can have a Windows server serve 10 roles (if I give it really good read/write capabilities)
past one thing, I'm better off having two VMs if I'm using linux, not to even get started on the additional headaches of weird work-arounds for no-longer-supported repos
containers were teh solution
and they fucked it up
Docker deserves to burn in hell
Kubernetes can follow it
Never messed with hosting or containers or cloud or anything
I have one server
Centos
For games
And that's it
And it's just an old machine anyways
5 years ago, I would have bet on Docker
I think it could have beaten the world
instead it's a dead end now
I mean, everyone betted on docker
and it infuriates me
It's not a bad idea
I would love to learn it
Yeah
Idl
Idk
Look at stuff like aws
It's taken over the world
in practice, it's such an absolute waste of time, and it's already lost in industry
it'll lose in the consumer space soon enough
Idk, I see potential in it
