Affric

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by Affric 4y ago
I was a treasurer for a not for profit radio station. We made the money to cover our costs through other services and we had special licensing arrangements that made it cheaper for us to broadcast. Of course, when a right wing government go
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by Affric 4y ago
It interesting that this comment is at the top. The piece its responding to is very clearly centred around pregnancy but here you take it all over the place. Paraphrasing the thesis of the article "gender inclusive language is harmful
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by Affric 4y ago
Depends on implementation. Agree that epoch makes the most sense.
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by Affric 4y ago
Good comment. And the old web is still there but for almost 30 years it’s not been where the growth is. 99% of people don’t want computers, they want computers to do the work of life for them so they can get on with what really interest the
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by Affric 4y ago
I don't like it a lot as an implementation but thinking about how I read webpages I will often highlight sections of text I am reading as I go so I don't actually hate it as an idea. I also enjoy reading non-narrative physical boo
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by Affric 4y ago
Are they sent by the women who own the genitalia? I have never once received an unwanted nude from a woman but as spam whereas with men it has happened enough times for me to believe without statistical justification that unwanted images of
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by Affric 4y ago
Constant length instructions. Chip design that's easier to put things like memory into an SOC. Windows on ARM can only be good for computing.
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by Affric 4y ago
Would you be willing to provide a reference for the original? My Google-fu is failing me.
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by Affric 4y ago
>Apache 2.0 >open source movement is not about making it easy for you to do business, it is about freedom for users of your software. Say what you will about RMS this is the exact kind of thing that the GPL is written for. "Open
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by Affric 4y ago
929 is the form. The email address is for completed copies of the form. Permanent residents are a class of non citizens who have the right to permanently reside in Australia. Most cannot vote. All of it can be done online through their port
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by Affric 4y ago
Would Apple moving to RCS mean more of their users data to google?
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by Affric 4y ago
Why are they a pain?
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by Affric 4y ago
And the iPod Photo, with colour screen, album art, and ability to store your photos. Which was then simplified into the iPod classic.
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by Affric 4y ago
Ah yes... so the loss of sovereignty is no price for Australia to pay at all. The USA extracts more benefit from having a base in Australia than they pay for it.
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by Affric 4y ago
Right? Modern computers, GUIs, and even the TUI, provide flexibility for a device. They're good at manipulating many different types of information. If you have something that is meant to do something very well and it is critical then
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by Affric 4y ago
It does seem like they read the emails. A reminder that the web can be social.
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by Affric 4y ago
>let me suggest that requiring TPM checks for people running (games on) PCs is like requiring your car to breathalyze you before starting the engine. There are situations where this would make an individual less safe but for people who h
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by Affric 4y ago
Curiously, if someone wanted to put that on a sign suddenly you can take the story to as many "and"s as one might want... So, the the trick is using it as a conjunction and a noun.
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by Affric 5y ago
"I will have you know I have seen every episode of every series of grand designs"
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by Affric 5y ago
Right... but the take presented in the article which is that Ive believed Apple should be innovating more in product categories and moving further and further into peoples lives through devices rather than milking their customers for subscr
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by Affric 5y ago
I agree with your comment and would add that aesthetics impact usability. If a design is for some reason repulsive to a user then it is not good design. I think Ive and Jobs together raised the bar for tech so many times that its easy to fo
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by Affric 5y ago
If there is one thing the Touch Bar is it is pretty. Aesthetically it changes the entire look of the keyboard and wraps it together. My next computer is having function keys though, so make of that what you will.
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by Affric 5y ago
I would have liked to see what Ive could do with the M1 and its thermals. I think that your comment is insightful in that while Ive's time at the top of Apple product development was far from perfect, his success was undeniable. Jony m
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by Affric 5y ago
Perhaps in terms of sheer raw compute but across every scale from data centre to IoT and wearables.
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by Affric 5y ago
You say that but wasn't the original vision the one that was adopted by google since? Everything in browser?
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by Affric 5y ago
Is it less hot when writing? I have the original pro and I won't buy another iPad again until it doesn't get so hot when taking notes.
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by Affric 5y ago
From last time: > Sales copy for storj.io : a peer to peer encrypted file upload service. The linked video suggests they charge for time/space used of the network, with subsidies for those trading in hd space and bandwidth.
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by Affric 5y ago
My theory based on reading comments from ZFS devs is that as resources are somewhat limited and most people who use it are a bit technical these kind of things are low priority so they go slowly.
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by Affric 5y ago
If you read further in the thread it's hinted at that Apple mainly wanted indemnification from legal action and the Net App saga was ongoing at the time. Considering that Apple would be rolling it out to many users through high margin
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by Affric 5y ago
My group chat does this and I think it leads to the best possible results in terms of fairness.

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