bgorman

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by bgorman 4y ago
Even the low end devices? Doesn’t postscript cost an arm and a leg to license?
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by bgorman 4y ago
There are plenty of Qualcomm based ARM laptops on the market.
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by bgorman 4y ago
Why would you do this in a time of high inflation?
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by bgorman 4y ago
The simplest explanation is that Hunter was selling access to Joe Biden.
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by bgorman 4y ago
The new Xbox and PlayStation consoles come with variants without physical media
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by bgorman 4y ago
Is WebKit stable on Linux? Gnome Web frequently crashes for me, but I would love to try a stable WebKit based browser on Linux.
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by bgorman 4y ago
Google and Meta are the best software companies the US has produced in the last 25 years. These two companies are also largely responsible for driving up wages for SV workers. TikTok could destroy both companies.
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by bgorman 4y ago
Even if Apple just carried all Pac-12 network football games, that would really move the needle. The Pac-12 network is pretty much impossible to get through traditional cable providers outside of the west coast.
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by bgorman 4y ago
The Biden administration's goal isn't to stop the war, it is to reset geopolitics by creating regime change in Russia. For this to happen the Ukraine conflict needs to be drawn out as long as possible, perhaps even with an insurge
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by bgorman 4y ago
Unfortunately this is the wrong team. I have worked on several Postgres full stack applications over the past few years, and I really wanted Supabase to work, the idea sounded great. The JavaScript SDK, the documentation for getting started
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by bgorman 4y ago
What are features preview has that Okular and Evince are missing? In my opinion all three apps are worlds better than Acrobat, but I am not sure about the differences between the three.
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by bgorman 4y ago
https://blog.google/products/android/whatsapp-chat-history/?...
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by bgorman 5y ago
The Brightline is probably the nicest railway experience in North America, and it is 100% private. (South Florida)
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by bgorman 5y ago
I concur, in my experience the biggest driver of growth for Azure and GCP is that customers of SASS companies and consulting companies make it a requirement to choose anyone but AWS. Legacy companies are terrified of Amazon. Google does hav
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by bgorman 5y ago
Didn’t Joe Biden pressure the Ukrainian government to fire the prosecutor who was looking into these corruption allegations?
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by bgorman 5y ago
If you use YouTube and search for “LG Oled 4k” you will find fantastic looking streaming videos that look better than anything streaming from Netflix, HBO max, Disney plus, Apple TV etc… It is very frustrating that Blu Ray is the only way t
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by bgorman 5y ago
I have not used BTRFS for years, but I remember at some point a BTRFS regression prevented me from booting my system. It is hard to regain trust after such a meltdown from such a fundamental component. That said, I believe my Synology NAS u
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by bgorman 5y ago
Pretty much all the options are covered here: https://github.com/diimdeep/awesome-split-keyboards Lily58 is a popular minimalist split keyboard
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by bgorman 5y ago
It seems like Apple is really tempting fate here. These onerous and anti-competitive rules will surely invite more regulation.
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by bgorman 5y ago
I looked at their UI library. How did we get to a place where “The elm architecture pairs nicely with Go”.
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by bgorman 5y ago
It doesn’t matter if you work on KDE or Gnome when the boot loader doesn’t work, when the display driver doesn’t work, and mainline Linux doesn’t run on the device. Everyone needs these things to work, but no one is working on them
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Thieves are using Apple AirTags to steal vehicles(nypost.com)
2 points by bgorman 5y ago|1 comments
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by bgorman 5y ago
Do you really believe that Jacobi, Euler, Gauss and Ramanujan were just beneficiaries of privileged upbringing?
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by bgorman 5y ago
I have wondered how something like ReasonML but with Python-like syntax instead of JavaScript-like syntax would look like, so this is pretty interesting. While “any Python is valid coconut” seems appealing, in practice I don’t think this is
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by bgorman 5y ago
There is an obvious flaw, which is that someone could die between the time voter registration for the election is finalized and when ballot is submitted. The fact that you ignore this suggests that you are not discussing this in good faith.
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by bgorman 5y ago
Do you have any direct refutations to my allegations? Do you have proof states are auditing for dead voters for example? I am willing to change my opinion if there is evidence to suggest credible voter fraud audits happen, but so far I have
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by bgorman 5y ago
Of course there is zero evidence of Voter fraud. States don’t even check for dead voters or voters who moved out of state. Diebold designs black box systems that aren’t audited by hackers. Saying there is no evidence of voter fraud is like
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by bgorman 5y ago
I don’t understand all the praise around ditching USB-C. After all these years there is finally a port that works well for all use cases - charging, data transfer, video transfer… And now we have a company reverting back to a proprietary ch
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by bgorman 5y ago
C is portable machine code :)
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by bgorman 5y ago
Interesting framing. Democrats seem to have taken “Science” to be a new type of religion. “Trust the science”, has been a catch phrase for the last 18 months. Science is fundamentally about skepticism, and democratic politicians/the me

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