_mlbt

34 ms·

481.
by _mlbt 2y ago
Got a source for that?
482.
by _mlbt 2y ago
Were there any other major Silicon Valley companies or executives that were pro-Trump other than Elon Musk and X? The whole premise of this post seems untrue on its face.
483.
by _mlbt 2y ago
It’s a shame the “Iron” family of scripting language implementations seem to have stalled out. IronPython and IronRuby had a lot of potential.
484.
by _mlbt 2y ago
MAUI looks really good in theory, I’m curious to hear about anyone’s experiences and thoughts about using it in production.
485.
by _mlbt 2y ago
I am actually currently a college student, but I can confirm that Apple did nothing to verify that this was the case when I bought mine.
486.
by _mlbt 2y ago
I’ve never seen any of my own code that I’ve written trigger Gatekeeper warnings. Even for third party software, it’s trivial to disable on a case by case basis as needed while still keeping the security benefits that Gatekeeper provides.
487.
by _mlbt 2y ago
With education discount, it’s $500. I upgraded from a base model M1 because with my trade in it came to $270. I have no regrets at all, the M4 Mac mini is a phenomenal computer for the price.
488.
by _mlbt 2y ago
If you need a CLI you should be able to just directly use Qemu instead, as UTM is just a frontend for it. For my needs, UTM is actually superior to Fusion because it supports emulation of other architectures as well as virtualization. This
489.
by _mlbt 2y ago
UTM is an excellent macOS Qemu frontend and it’s open source. https://mac.getutm.app/
490.
by _mlbt 2y ago
Yes, as the old saying goes “better to be judged by 12 than carried by 6.” The decision to relieve him was made with the benefit of having much more data and time to make a decision available to them than the pilot had.
491.
by _mlbt 2y ago
Interesting, thank you, I wasn't aware of /r/changemyview! From a cursory glance that looks pretty close to what I'm looking for.
492.
by _mlbt 2y ago
It was ext3 if I remember correctly. I usually stick to the default file system unless I have a really good reason to do otherwise.
493.
by _mlbt 2y ago
Vigorous discussion between different viewpoints is completely different than multiple polar opposite echo chambers. Take reddit for example, you have /r/politics that downvotes, deletes, and shadow bans all conservative voices ou
494.
by _mlbt 2y ago
Frankly, if you get too confused by which version of Fedora to pick, you probably shouldn't be running Fedora. Fedora is very user friendly, until it isn't. It's my favorite desktop Linux distro, however, the bleeding edge
495.
by _mlbt 2y ago
Ubuntu is actually a fantastic choice for those sorts of applications. Develop against the latest LTS (or the one in development if it will be released before your finished product is) and you'll have support for years.
496.
by _mlbt 2y ago
I disagree. I'd like to see Windows reduce in market share, but still remain a strong competitor to macOS and Linux. There's a lot of cross pollination of ideas that comes from OS diversity and a greater resilience to cybersecuri
497.
by _mlbt 2y ago
My concerns with Bluesky are less technical and more about the type of community it will have. Nearly all large internet communities have become partisan echo chambers. My concern with Bluesky is that at this point it seems to be mostly a
498.
by _mlbt 2y ago
It's wild that with the educational discount ($499!) the base model is within striking distance of a Raspberry Pi once you add in the power supply, case, heat sink, and an SSD. I don't think there is anything else out there that h
499.
by _mlbt 2y ago
In typical average everyday use, not much at all if you get a high quality external SSD. Source: Me, with my M1 Mac mini using a Samsung T7 connected via USB. Things I use frequently are on the 256GB internal SSD, such as Office 365 and Xco
500.
by _mlbt 2y ago
This is one of the biggest issues the Democrats have with messaging. They turn everything into a black or white issue. You're either completely for something 100% or you're against it when most Americans want something in the mi
501.
by _mlbt 2y ago
Why wouldn’t he be considered an American? He is a naturalized United States citizen. The only thing he can’t do per the Constitution is run for president because he was naturalized. I would think that NOT claiming him as an American is a
502.
by _mlbt 2y ago
Musk became a legal U.S. citizen in 2002, so yes he is an American.
503.
by _mlbt 2y ago
Good news! It's coming to Apple Silicon next year... https://www.cyberpunk.net/en/news/50947/just-announced-cyber...
504.
by _mlbt 2y ago
It still blows my mind how infrequently I have to charge my M3 Pro MacBook Pro. It is a complete game changer.
505.
by _mlbt 2y ago
WoW itself is actually native Apple Silicon, but I believe the launcher uses Rosetta.
506.
by _mlbt 2y ago
> Isn't that a good thing? Personally, I would much rather be spied on by the CCP than the NSA. Care to elaborate how being spied upon or worse by the CCP could be a good thing? Additionally, depending upon how any hypothetical CCP
507.
by _mlbt 2y ago
Exactly. People are all for globalization until it comes for their specific industry and job. I remember there being a great uproar and gnashing of teeth over the outsourcing of IT jobs to Asia back in the 90s and 00s, yet now there’s som
508.
by _mlbt 2y ago
For me it’s not so much about the tariffs. Personally, I have concerns about driving a network connected car that is ultimately controlled by one of my country’s main geopolitical adversaries. There is a nonzero chance that if war breaks
509.
by _mlbt 2y ago
I’d argue those protections are even more important in professional settings. You probably know how to properly obtain third party software in a safe manner, but Tina in graphic design probably doesn’t. Regarding the built in Apple apps, I
510.
by _mlbt 2y ago
My Mac mini M1 is still such a great computer and I really don't need to upgrade, but with the spec bump up to 16GB of RAM, $230 trade in value that Apple is telling me they'll give me, and the $499 education pricing (I'm cur

More ›