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by 1over137 3y ago
Yes, OpenCore Legacy Patcher is great! No thanks to Apple.
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by 1over137 3y ago
>Has Apple considered making decent phones at budget prices for a change? No. In their entire history, they've hardly ever cared about the low end.
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by 1over137 3y ago
To clarify, those security updates are only partial: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2022/10/apple-clarifies-secu...
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by 1over137 3y ago
"extending" to devices sold in 2018? That's not impressive, it's pathetic. It's an environmental crime really.
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by 1over137 3y ago
For Apple at least, why should it care if its users upgrade their OS? They don't even charge money for the OS (anymore).
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by 1over137 3y ago
>That has been my entire career. Never seen it go differently. Wow. What market/geographic location are you in?
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by 1over137 3y ago
https://yewtu.be/watch?v=R62sm30G2Jw
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by 1over137 3y ago
>...if they use akamai/CF/etc Well there you go. We went down to 1 port, then down to one protocol, now we'll soon be down to 1 company (akamai/CF/etc).
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by 1over137 3y ago
Probably the same reason so much of everything is an online service: to hoover your data and sell it.
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by 1over137 3y ago
I guess 'maintaining status quo' is to me a conservative / right wing thing. I'm recollecting for example in Chomsky's Manufacturing Consent a critique of the NYT being very pro-establishment, pro-government. But I
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by 1over137 3y ago
Maybe I'm old, but didn't the NYT used to be very right-wing?
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by 1over137 3y ago
also: https://www.cbc.ca/lite/ https://lite.cnn.com/
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by 1over137 3y ago
Ah, that's too bad. For me at least, that makes the barrier to entry too high. Having to learn some new software (docker) just to try some other software is just too much.
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by 1over137 3y ago
The README says "To build from source, follow the steps below on Fedora 36 or 37. Other versions may also work but are not officially supported" So it seems on Mac and Windows docker is the only way. :(
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by 1over137 3y ago
How do you conclude that? The instructions here: https://github.com/naivesystems/analyze/wiki/How-to-run-on-m... say docker is required.
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by 1over137 3y ago
I'm sure this is lovely software, and I'll probably try it, but... Why is software so difficult to install these days? Why on earth should one need docker to build and run some C code? Why can't one just download an executa
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by 1over137 3y ago
What's the point opining on which is faster when you don't even know what ARC stands for, and thus presumably not the first thing about it? Apple's frameworks used GC before, and they switched to ARC.
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by 1over137 3y ago
I believe FreeBSD 14 just changed the default from sendmail to dma: https://www.freebsd.org/releases/14.0R/relnotes/
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by 1over137 3y ago
>I wonder how hard it would be to backport the integer behavior to C. Clang and gcc have flags that can make integer overflow trap.
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by 1over137 3y ago
Should have “in mice” in the headline.
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by 1over137 3y ago
Ages ago, the Apple HI group had a saying: a word is worth a thousand pictures. Alas those people are all gone.
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by 1over137 3y ago
It definitely doesn’t work like that in Quebec.
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by 1over137 3y ago
I’ve never heard of such a thing. Where I am sidewalks are municipally owned and maintained.
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by 1over137 3y ago
>Obviously they won’t plant in the middle of the road It’s the USA so you’re probably right, but in other places roads have been depaved and/or pedestrianized, and trees could then be planted.
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by 1over137 3y ago
>We should apparently read every function's specification carefully, not use software written by others, and not use threads. These are unrealistic assumptions in modern software. The first of the three listed items you should certa
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by 1over137 3y ago
Maybe not only prudeness, but the rise of STDs like AIDS.
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by 1over137 3y ago
Couldn't you repurpose on-street car parking for trash containers? (I suppose Americans love their cars too much for that...)
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by 1over137 3y ago
Which is crazy, because they live in the city with probably the best public transport in their country.
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by 1over137 3y ago
In my experience, it has a near-zero false positive rate though.
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by 1over137 3y ago
>representative of mainly a certain sociopolitical wing... Just look at mastodon.social/explore Wow, I've never used Twitter or Mastodon, but I just visited that link, and it's all American politics, abortion, trans, and c

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