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by 1over137 9mo ago
Well if someone threatens to invade you, and you don't send military reinforcements, what would that say?
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by 1over137 9mo ago
>...because the hardware is American No it's not, it's all made in China. Maybe you mean the IP is American, but the IP can just be ignored. If the USA can ignore trade agreements, and defence pacts, then its newfound adversari
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by 1over137 9mo ago
Yup! And the cycle continues.
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by 1over137 9mo ago
>It seems then that basically everything remained the same except for the visual presentation of the corner. Which just goes to show how holistic design is utterly lacking. They seem to think just swapping bitmaps is "UI redesign&qu
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by 1over137 9mo ago
No. Direct that money to open source projects and let Apple ruin itself.
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by 1over137 9mo ago
History always repeats itself. The young generation always thinks the old generation was rubbish and they have nothing to learn from them and can do better.
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by 1over137 9mo ago
Licensing can be ignored. Specs can be stolen. You think China cares about enforcing American copyright in the slightest? One way other countries can retaliate against American tariffs and invasions is to start ignoring American copyright a
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by 1over137 9mo ago
Guess some high up at Apple noticed iOS 26 adoption is low: https://mjtsai.com/blog/2026/01/09/slow-ios-26-adoption/
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by 1over137 9mo ago
Move my documents off my PC and give them to Microsoft?! As a way to stop using a Microsoft OS? It beggars belief.
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by 1over137 9mo ago
The people who want people to switch from Windows to Linux.
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by 1over137 9mo ago
It doesn't much matter that Americans are the largest contributors, because you can still take it and change it however you want.
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by 1over137 9mo ago
Commercial OSes (both Windows and macOS) are also both American, and lots of people are trying to de-Americanize.
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by 1over137 9mo ago
Since when does Apple share their roadmap of anything? They have been super-secretive for decades.
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by 1over137 9mo ago
Lots of Apple fans are giving Apple shit for it now too.
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by 1over137 9mo ago
Windows 10 just stopped getting security updates some weeks ago. So people that had been sticking with 10 are now considering 11.
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by 1over137 9mo ago
Back to back meetings?! Why on earth would you do that?
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by 1over137 9mo ago
I love how the article ends with an email address as signature. No bloody social media, just normal universal email.
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by 1over137 10mo ago
Also: https://www.cbc.ca/lite
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by 1over137 10mo ago
Not. Cryptocurrency is just nonsense.
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by 1over137 10mo ago
That was Global News, you can read about it here: https://www.ctvnews.ca/world/article/cbs-news-says-global-mi... If by 'ran the original episode' you mean on TV: no, they didn't, but they did put i
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by 1over137 10mo ago
Because you’re rich?
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by 1over137 10mo ago
Lots of the moving fast stuff is very impactful, just often in a bad way.
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by 1over137 10mo ago
In fact I think both you and the parent are right simultaneously.
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by 1over137 10mo ago
What is LEOs?
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by 1over137 10mo ago
They do, they just don’t want to ask it like that because they want to hoover all your data.
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by 1over137 10mo ago
>Shouldn't most chemicals be assumed unsafe until proven otherwise? Of course not, that would be bad for capitalists. /s
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by 1over137 10mo ago
How do you do that? And do you need an AppleID to do so?
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by 1over137 10mo ago
Not sure why you are so downvoted, because indeed Apple only does full security updates for the very newest (now 26): https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2022/10/apple-clarifies-secu...
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by 1over137 10mo ago
Why would it break headers? Who writes fn(array[16]) expecting less that 16 elements?
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by 1over137 11mo ago
Anyone know if there's a flag to tell clang to treat `void fn(int array[N])` as if it was `void fn(int array[static N])`?

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