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by LoganDark 1mo ago
Alcohol requires an astronomical intake compared to most drugs, and I'd say the indiscriminate action and lack of any particular affinity is what makes it a poison as opposed to a drug. It is also generally assumed that alcohol is not
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
Alcohol is a poison, not a drug, but I also think so. I honestly wish mind-altering drugs were more accessible sometimes, mostly because of safety. Millions are killed by adulterants in their street drugs.
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
That was really fast, they only announced it like a day or two ago IIRC? Also: no screenshots of the redesigned interface?!
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
Pets get a cone of shame in order to help wounds heal faster? I thought the cone of shame was to prevent biting/picking at the wound.
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
265*
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
Atomic Semi used to be working on at-home semiconductor production, but it looks like they got investment to pivot to something else. Oh well.
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
It's not possible to prove the user is anything ever. It probably never will be. Likely what will happen instead is that the person in the ID will become personally liable for accounts verified with that ID. Which is even more reason t
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
I heard that a relative lack of air conditioners in the UK made the higher temperatures hit them proportionally more than the US too. In both cases my point is that of course it's shocking to suddenly hit circumstances you're unpr
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
This reminds me of when people were calling the UK a bunch of wimps for complaining about record high heat of like 80F, just because Americans have been dealing with 100F or more for years (over 100 years in some cases). So what that prices
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
Isn't that a feature of the share menu itself? It likes to try to be "compatible" with whatever you're sharing it with. So if you try to share a video to Discord, it'll try to compress the video to fit within Discor
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
I don't think I had the issue before macOS 26, but honestly I have no way to tell. I did run into one other HN commenter that suffers from the same slowness problem, but they didn't connect it to workloads, only uptime. I think it
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
Even if I were behind CGNAT (which I'm not), you don't see that message if you're already blocked. They won't even serve you the signup page then.
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
For me the operating system (and ecosystem in general) is one of the biggest reasons I use a Mac, but the unified memory pool is a benefit too. I am still distraught about the gaming situation though.
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
> Do you understand the topic? Doesn't seem like it Since you are so polite I tested all of it just now and it turns out you are correct that running it directly from the devtools console does not cause any worse behavior than runni
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
Love when something decides I'm a bot and the decision is final. (Looking at you, CPU-World -- it even lets me know my IP address has been banned for "abuse", too.)
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
So the MacBooks might get roughly the M5 Ultra's bandwidth in a couple years. Not bad -- my M4 Max is currently stuck in 2016
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
At least it looks like the quality control wasn't too bad!
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
I wonder why Apple has not really pushed their memory bandwidth numbers. They're starting to catch up to 2020 at this point -- cool, but still struggling to run years-old models. (FLOPS is even further behind by a year or two) Maybe th
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
Very ironic how that article looks like it was LLM generated.
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
Is it more powerful than Apple silicon, or why would anyone buy this? Just for Linux? Oh, it's System76, that's why. Open hardware. Makes sense. Edit: Also Nvidia
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
I think running it in the DevTools console is different from having a script on the page.
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
I have two other web browsers open at any given time, so probably not really. I guess it would be if it truly did bring down the entire system.
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
I'm using macOS 27.0 RC on M4 Max
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
This doesn't even always work unless you log two different messages, because some DevTools will just keep a running count of how many of the same message there has been in a row.
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
An infinite loop in JavaScript causes a different issue. It doesn't cause the rest of your tabs to stop working too. Or allegedly the entire rest of the OS though I can't reproduce that.
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
It only froze Safari tabs for me. Not even Safari's own UI except for the web pages themselves. It did do it to all tabs though.
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
For me it just caused Safari to stop working until I quit and restarted it.
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
Kinda reminds me of that wifi network with a funky name from Doctor Who that gets you uploaded to the cloud. (episode: The Bells of Saint John)
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
Apple Silicon Macs have a lot of GPU problems. I find that after running any significant GPU workload, the entire operating system starts getting super slow until a reboot. Even if the entire process tree that ever touched the GPU has been
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by LoganDark 1mo ago
Fair. I usually just manually share with AirDrop when I need to have something on one of my other devices quickly, but I don't see the reason why the regular photo sync can't take advantage of the LAN

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