klurriplurrr

I'd like to remind you all that there's nothing to gain in sticking to a single OS. Invest in learning some apps that are multi-OS, for example Firefox/Chrome, LibreOffice, Visual Studio Code or even Steam.

Be flexible, use the right tool for the job. Don't be a hater.

I find W10 lacking in consistency.

Poke around in the settings for a while and you will find remnants from the NT days.

The dark theme is another example, it works for a handful of their own apps, not even half of them.

Half baked and unpolished. I'm a daily W10, macOS sierra and Fedora Linux user. I develop on all the OS:es and play games mostly on W10.

> I wont buy a laptop without a magsafe or similar connection

Check this out: https://griffintechnology.com/us/breaksafe-magnetic-usb-c-po...

Hilarious rant!

* talks about developing VR apps, shows screenshot of editing html

* complains about lack of innovation in macOS, has zero ideas of things he lacks

* praises slack for being a great windows app

* is impressed by bash for windows

* never considered using Linux

check, check & check!

Amazon S3 is a cheap option for file storage. I don't exactly understand why you would store files in a database.