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by apple4ever 6mo ago
Ahhh good to know. Thanks!
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by apple4ever 6mo ago
Conversely GitLab was well positioned to take the space but then went and ruined their opportunity too.
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Ubuntu MATE Is Seeking a New Primary Maintainer(discourse.ubuntu.com)
4 points by apple4ever 6mo ago|3 comments
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by apple4ever 6mo ago
MATE is my primary desktop distro... I hope someone can step up. Unfortunately I don't have the time or skills to help. Not sure what alternative I would have if it ends.
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by apple4ever 6mo ago
Let's just hope this helps their service and doesn't lead to them making it worse. I love Digital Ocean. The UI and the service itself is great. API is nice too.
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by apple4ever 6mo ago
Yup and loved it. I like Gosling too and he was awesome in this too.
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by apple4ever 6mo ago
> I think it is easily one of the best, most enjoyable sci-fi movies released this decade. I completely agree. I didn't read the book but the science the made sense to me. But then maybe I was able to fill in details mentally.
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by apple4ever 7mo ago
Oh this is neat! I've put off ripping and encoding because it is so much manual work.
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by apple4ever 7mo ago
There is nothing wrong with red meat, it certainly isn't carcinogenic.
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by apple4ever 7mo ago
I have mine! Good to see other operators. Check out 44Net - right up our alley!
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by apple4ever 7mo ago
You do when someone else uses your card there
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by apple4ever 7mo ago
I am coming from a 2020 iMac 27", and waiting for the M5 Mac Studio. I thought about upgrading last year, but I didn't really have the money. But now I do!
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by apple4ever 7mo ago
It really is really awesome! It's what I write in when I want to use it on Linux. GNUStep is stuck in 1995 sadly.
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by apple4ever 7mo ago
I never have to miss Objective-C because I still write in it! I never hopped on the Swift train because I saw it as an inferior language to Objective-C. And a decade later I'm more sure of that. It's such a joy to still write in a
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by apple4ever 8mo ago
I own things that are in the museum which makes me feel old too!
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by apple4ever 8mo ago
Same! They are so good. Visiting it a few weeks ago was amazing too!
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by apple4ever 8mo ago
What a great defense of middle managers. I need to steal this!
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by apple4ever 9mo ago
I like GitLab but hate their pricing. Both as a personal user and a corporate user I'd love to give them money but their pricing is outrageous.
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by apple4ever 9mo ago
I did the same in the Bay Area this week, and had the same experience as you. Not that I hate human drivers, but sometimes it was nice after being around people all day to just have some personal space. And my trips were also around your le
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by apple4ever 9mo ago
That's always the problem with these non-Pi SBCs. They never have good software support.
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by apple4ever 10mo ago
Same here. My management style is far from his, but my principles match his, for the reasons you mentioned.
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by apple4ever 10mo ago
No I am using "caring" to mean "caring." I use the words I mean to, so please don't tell me I don't mean what I say. And while Jobs implementation of "caring" was not as good as it could've bee
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by apple4ever 10mo ago
All of which are managed by people who don't care like Jobs did
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by apple4ever 10mo ago
And you can tell the difference with how long he has been gone. MacOS is terrible now. So many weird bugs and performance issues. Not that Jobs was perfect, of course. But he cared in a way others didn't, like you said. Cook clearly do
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by apple4ever 10mo ago
I still can't even get enough points to answer questions on some of their boards, despite me having a good answer to an unanswered question! Screw them.
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by apple4ever 10mo ago
> The classic IntelliSense with language server for the used language is still free – but without AI support. Ahh I was worried for a second.
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by apple4ever 10mo ago
Great points, this is indicative of something going on. And this point is especially spot on: > I don't understand the mindset of people who complain about Apple's products and behavior over the past decade, then don't rec
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by apple4ever 10mo ago
That explains a lot
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by apple4ever 10mo ago
He absolutely was responsible for all the bad UI introduced over the last 10 years. Nobody said no to them.
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by apple4ever 10mo ago
It's all crashing down around Cook. He could've chosen to actually be good to Apple customers. Instead, he milked them with ridiculous app store policies and terrible software. Yes the hardware was good, but those two things destr

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