Re:Remote code execution, git, and OS X
by matt4077 on Monday April 18, 2016 @01:41PM
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My point was exactly that 'knowing the system' isn't useful for a webdev when the system is the graphics subsystem. I'll gladly learn it when it becomes relevant - indeed I spend half the day in a console and can configure a linux cluster like the best of 'em. When there's time left, I prefer to choose the subject of my studies myself. Right now, I prefer to dabble in AI to triaging obscure linux bugs.
I don't get the idea that Mac users are attracted to the system because they cannot handle windows or linux – they just don't want to. Isn't it kinda obvious that the stereotype can't survive when you see >3/4 of all google employees using Macs?
But hey, maybe I should write an App that randomly introduces bugs into my stack to finally learn a bit more about it. And when my car breaks down, I'll be thankful for the learning experience.
I don't get the idea that Mac users are attracted to the system because they cannot handle windows or linux – they just don't want to. Isn't it kinda obvious that the stereotype can't survive when you see >3/4 of all google employees using Macs?
But hey, maybe I should write an App that randomly introduces bugs into my stack to finally learn a bit more about it. And when my car breaks down, I'll be thankful for the learning experience.