Working on it, it really is a lot of work to be done, and at times I distract myself by toying with some new tech (PoxBase is my playground for all things IT, so hey, lets rewrite half of the backend into ES6 for fun!). I knew giving estimates would bite me in the behind, but oh well, the joys of being a dev.
Not without some science - I'd need to run through all guys that have all the same stats but one to reverse engineer the formula and then apply that in reverse to see what stands off.
BTW @Nea can you add the link to the archives to your signature, so I don't have to keep digging up this thread to find it. Would be real helpful.
Because OSX is unix at heart so running any sort of server side software is a breeze, and unless you are working with some kind of a Microsoft franework or another, chances are there are better tools for anything you do avaiable on OSX.
I use this site all the time & it's a great resource. Dont forget that there is a "buy me a beer" donate button. He should get a few bucks for making such a useful site.
Yeah, I learned how to use computers on macs, and my Senior year of high school we did the entire school newspaper on macs and I hated it.
The CTO at my current job was on Linux (his editor of choice is vim), last year he caved in and got a MBP retina, it's just too convenient.
I'd be curious to hear what you didn't like about it. There are a few things that annoy me, but then nothing really is perfect.
Honestly, it's been long enough that I don't remember most of the complaints that I had with the OS, but I do remember them being numerous and deal-breaking (for me, at least), so I haven't bothered going back since then.
