MoonWalk

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by MoonWalk 4mo ago
Can't view the site. Rejected with net::ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID
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by MoonWalk 4mo ago
The comment I'm replying to appears to be talking about power DELIVERY, not consumption. Why would extra power-delivery capacity be intolerable?
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by MoonWalk 4mo ago
Intolerable? Why?
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by MoonWalk 4mo ago
Nvideous
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by MoonWalk 4mo ago
Disgraceful. Instragram's "security" has been trash for years.
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by MoonWalk 4mo ago
"My second computer is a Commodore 64, which I use for developing game programs. This machine was my software publisher’s choice; I would have preferred an Atari." Now I know the author was legit.
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by MoonWalk 5mo ago
It hasn't turned out that way with Ford, who's been selling the Mach-E motor for years. It's useless because they don't sell any of the other necessary hardware. A battery, for instance.
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by MoonWalk 5mo ago
This, the price, and the power level. Meanwhile, Ford has been selling the Mach-E motor as a crate motor for years; but it's useless, because they sell nothing else for it. No battery pack, no controller, no regenerative brakes. Pretty
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by MoonWalk 5mo ago
The article presents a pretty good rundown on the state of affairs. "A growing body of work calls this output-competence decoupling" Given that I don't think he meant that there's a thing called "output competence,&
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by MoonWalk 5mo ago
Especially since the breakthrough was to encapsulate the colored bits to keep them from clumping.
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by MoonWalk 5mo ago
Yes, thanks; but that's neither a "smart" display nor a means to show anything but a single, static printout of "information" when the display is off.
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by MoonWalk 5mo ago
I don't understand these statements: "...smart displays and vibrant art pieces (that won’t fade over time)... However, when the display is turned off, the images become visible, which allows for information display without using a
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by MoonWalk 5mo ago
"To be fair, Microsoft & Bill Gates are bad at quality user experience." In some ways. Gates deserves never-ending enmity for plaguing us with backslashes in paths. But in others, Microsoft advanced the state of UI and UX more
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by MoonWalk 5mo ago
Microsoft is suffering from the lack of such a group today; they're definitely doing it wrong, where "it" is pretty much everything... except pissing off users.
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by MoonWalk 5mo ago
Also conspicuously missing from the story is what key IBM DID want to use. I mean... that's the first question you'd ask! Lame.
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by MoonWalk 5mo ago
Seriously. This baffling omission undermines the credibility of the whole thing. "I want a serious Node.js alternative." So you ignore the one developed by the same guy?
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by MoonWalk 5mo ago
How is that better than Deno?
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by MoonWalk 5mo ago
The world of many, many companies.
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by MoonWalk 5mo ago
Freedom from the NPM mess was why I started my project from the ground up in Deno in the first place.
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by MoonWalk 5mo ago
"I want a serious Node.js alternative." Then you could have been using Deno, like many of us, for years.
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by MoonWalk 5mo ago
"in a couple of generations there was a solid chance that it would be easy sell for me and/or other people who don't VR/AR game but probably would use it for media/productivity." Why in a couple of generations?
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by MoonWalk 5mo ago
"Keep?" If it ever was at the forefront, those days are gone and fading fast.
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by MoonWalk 5mo ago
That is absurd. Nobody is arguing that Apple should deplete its war chest. Steve Jobs's infantile stance against dividends has fortunately been replaced by a proper return to the company's OWNERS. And "Harmony OS" is goi
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by MoonWalk 5mo ago
Maybe they'd be better if the title were informative.
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by MoonWalk 5mo ago
Well, just fired it up on Windows, and already dislike it. And I went in with a positive attitude, because I would welcome a better tool than VS Code. Main problem: No menu. Where are the settings? The first thing I wanted to do was move th
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by MoonWalk 5mo ago
Is what?
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by MoonWalk 5mo ago
Steve Jobs opposed the idea of real applications on the iPhone in the first place. And Jobs also personally insisted that stuff be misspelled in the iTunes UI... if you believe the pushback in the bug report on it. So who cares if he approv
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by MoonWalk 5mo ago
I don't consider the Mac's less-than-half-assed search facilities to be a superficial problem. I don't see how you can argue that a search that doesn't show WHERE it found hits is competent. Beyond that, it often just do
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by MoonWalk 6mo ago
Saying that it sucks less than the execrable mess that is Windows doesn't prove anything. Apple appears to be chasing Microsoft down the toilet. Its exhumation of the circa-2002 "transparent" UI fad is one example, coupled wi
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by MoonWalk 6mo ago
Yep. The secret "gestures," the peek-a-boo UI, and now "transparent" UI that overlaps other junk on the screen. It's not even consistent with itself. Example: On iOS, bring up the list of open pages in Safari; each

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