What does your desk look like?
-
@g.jacobse
You can install steam and do that. Steam is a corporate approved gaming medium
-
Gaming is, and always has been, rather central to the NTG culture.
-
NTG has a Steam group, too. As does ML, for anyone interested and not a member of it.
-
@scottalanmiller said:
NTG has a Steam group, too. As does ML, for anyone interested and not a member of it.
Good way to check if your employees are working or gaming
-
@coliver one and the same, my friend, one and the same.
-
@coliver said:
@scottalanmiller said:
NTG has a Steam group, too. As does ML, for anyone interested and not a member of it.
Good way to check if your employees are working or gaming
Oh yeah cause I get the little notice
but it also happens if I am so they can catch me as well -
@scottalanmiller said:
@coliver one and the same, my friend, one and the same.
Sounds like heaven :sigh:
-
You have to beat your boss at AoE2 to get a promotion.
-
Just consolidated a 3x 27" setup into a single 5k ( running at 3840x2160 on Windows for the moment ) rig. Other than it being a lot slower than the T110.2 I used to work on, I'm loving the simplicity of a single monitor.
-
Nice monitor!
-
@scottalanmiller said:
You have to beat your boss at AoE2 to get a promotion.
Better yet beat the 3 senior NTG people and you can get a promotion (that will keep my from paying any pay increases). @art_of_shred @scottalanmiller and I one team.
-
@Minion-Queen Game of my choice? I'll do you 3 vs me in WarThunder
-
@creayt Get a real IDE! Basically anything by JetBrains is great, what language is that though? Is that some sort of templating within PHP? If so PhpStorm is the way to go
-
Jetbrains fan here too.
-
@scottalanmiller Yeah in house we use RubyMine, PhpStorm, and WebStorm. All awesome and increased productivity a lot.
-
@tonyshowoff said:
@scottalanmiller Yeah in house we use RubyMine, PhpStorm, and WebStorm. All awesome and increased productivity a lot.
I actually bought licenses for all 3 of those like a year ago hahaha. I haven't really made time to check them out, and I don't think JetBrains makes anything that supports my backend glue ( Node and ColdFusion ). Sublime Text is pretty amazing though.
-
@creayt Oh, I did consider maybe that was CF, but then I thought "well, maybe not" because it's hard to read in the pic. CF though, come on man, modernise!
Edit: WebStorm does node.js well, that's what we use it for.
-
@creayt said:
Sublime Text
That's one of my favorite text editors. But I like the price of Notepad++ better haha.
-
@tonyshowoff said:
@creayt Oh, I did consider maybe that was CF, but then I thought "well, maybe not" because it's hard. CF though, come on man, modernise!
What do you mean? ColdFusion is more cutting edge than PHP and Ruby combined in a lot of ways. I mean it has baked in WebSocket support bruh. A new version was released less than a year ago, the next version is under heavy development, and an update was released less than a month ago. Adobe pushes self-installing updates out over the air which keep it "modern" on a monthly basis. I'm guessing you don't really know much about it
-
@tonyshowoff said:
Edit: WebStorm does node.js well, that's what we use it for.
Ah, of course it does. Forgot it was JS-centric. I'll have to check it out soon. What are some of the advantages it has over Sublime?
