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		rock_artist on June 4, 2019 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: New Mac Pro The thing is, it doesn't need to be Win10 machine. Even if you're developing for Apple. If you need a "Mac Dev" you can setup up any Intel based machine with macOS. It's not "plug-n-play" but it's not that far from getting Linux running with drivers and performance you'd expect it to.

atonse on June 4, 2019 [–]

Yeah but if it's your primary machine, you don't want to live under the spectre of being one bad update away from hosing a day or two of productivity.

I already have that happening with node modules, don't need an additional thing :)

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