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SpecialistK
6mo ago
Interestingly, Cloudflare (don't shoot me for mentioning the name, HN!) identify Porkbun as "GoDaddy-Porkbun" but I don't know the relationship. Edit: "Top Level Design [Porkbun owners] was the domain name registry
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6mo ago
I just did a quick test with a N920 on Windows (Zadig installed, WebUSB stub installed) and I get the popup from Firefox and see the N920 in the extension but WMDpro fails with "Transfer error" I'm pretty sure the lead dev is
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6mo ago
https://github.com/asivery/webminidisc web.minidisc.wiki is the "official" version - lots of clones around.
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6mo ago
I saw console-only Wii Us in Book Off in Japan for ~US$30.
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6mo ago
By releasing personal information which a reasonable person would expect to be private? I don't know the specifics of this case (only responding to the overly vague question) but information like address, private contact info, details
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7mo ago
That's the crux, I think. Apple even in 2017 had the money and engineering resources to update or replace their flagship computer - whether with a small update to Skylake & Polaris and/or a return to a cheesegrater design as t
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7mo ago
I'm in the Linux desktop / Mac laptop camp, and it works well for me. Prevents me getting too tied up in any one ecosystem so that I can jump ship if Apple start releasing duds again.
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7mo ago
I'll admit that while I've used the trash can but never taken it apart myself. But I can't imagine it would have been impossible to throw 2x Polaris 10 GPUs on the daughterboards in place of the FirePros.
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7mo ago
When it was introduced, Apple said the trash can was a revolution in cooling design. Then they said they couldn't upgrade the components because of heat. Everyone knows that wasn't true. By the time Apple said they had issues with
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7mo ago
And to take the analogy even further, I'm sure there will be a subset of people who develop really strong opinions about a particular toolchain or workflow. Like how we have people who specialize in 70s diesel trucks or 90-00s JDM spor
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7mo ago
> The one about which direction to NOT point the chopsticks in was new to me. I suspect it mostly affects left handed people.
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7mo ago
You mean Metro/Modern? I never see it anymore, and to be honest I prefer the 10 look over Aero, despite being a Millennial vaporwave fan. I haven't spun up 7 in years and years, and I don't miss it at all. But OS X 10.4'
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7mo ago
What does 7 offer over a LTSC version of 10/11 that open source couldn't fix?
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7mo ago
Not supported on OS X for some time.
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7mo ago
You might be right. QEMU doesn't always make clear when you're running emulated or virtualized.
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7mo ago
Because Windows isn't really an OS anymore, but a "platform" to deliver advertisements and lock you into Microsoft services. The OS core itself is fairly solid (and has been since Vista/7) but it's all of the crud s
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7mo ago
UTM seems to make VMs available on iOS (with App Store limitations) although I've only used it on Mac: https://docs.getutm.app/
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7mo ago
> What will happen to their community if the pipeline doesn't go in? NOTHING. Or a train derailment destroying the town. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lac-M%C3%A9gantic_rail_disaste...
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8mo ago
I was being tongue in cheek - sorry if it was lost in the text translation!
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8mo ago
Please tell him I said hi and that I love the content!!
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8mo ago
Touche. The rezoning policy is one of the very few things I can give credit for. Since you're discussing BC housing policy, I assume you know of the amazing Uytae Lee?
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8mo ago
I'll correct myself: it sounds good for about 5 seconds before you think about it and realize it's an unworkable idea which creates more problems than it solves.
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8mo ago
I was being generous. Which wasn't really justified considering Eby's track record.
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8mo ago
Sounds good on paper, terrible idea in practice.
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8mo ago
Even a stopped clock is right twice a day!
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8mo ago
For some reason, I can't help but think about dealing with a paper straw while the uber-wealthy take their private jets to buy a jug of milk.
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8mo ago
The Economist app and Inoreader are higher on my front page than Instagram is, so I am being slightly tongue in cheek. But I do maintain that there is a place for mindless time killing. Life is stressful, I'm constantly switching betwe
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8mo ago
Better ways to waste time. If I'm on the toilet not having a fun time, pardon me for wanting to see some cat videos instead of solving a Rubik's Cube, I guess?
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8mo ago
It's "thoughtcrime" and "censorship" when they do it. It's "stopping disinformation" and "protecting democracy" when we do it.
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8mo ago
Not a surprise, with how things have changed at Xbox over the last couple of years.
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