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jarkko

Jarkko Sakkinen

Edited 2 months ago
After having MacBook Pro for 1.5 years from Tampere University picking the dev laptop for the new job was a no brainer options to pick being Macbook Pro or x86 Linux laptop.

MacOS is pure garbage a development environment. If you get one there is no other ways to make usable except installing Asahi Linux. Working with toolchains sucks, virtualization sucks and conceptually containers do not in reality exist.

I'm not even joking when I say that if i had picked Macbook Pro as my dev laptop for the new job it would statistically show in the performance reports over period of time as a negative impact. It just is super bad operating system for writing code.

I still love my personal Mac mini which is over-expensive audio plugin host :-) It does deliver in that task tho and works well also for watching Netflix.

Phew, it was nice to let all the hate for Macbook Pro out ;-) Piece of shit laptop tbh.
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Jarkko Sakkinen

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Will not comment, I did this for myself :-). Now I feel cured.
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