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by bzzzt 3y ago
Is your problem it couldn't be fixed or that you needed Apple to fix it?
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by bzzzt 3y ago
Yes, you can run into that kind of stuff when configuring stuff like accent insensitive search. Most people just wrap the unstable function in a 'stable' wrapper which means you will have to reindex after an incompatible glibc upd
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by bzzzt 3y ago
I guess that line of thinking continues. Lots of companies don't run their own PostgreSQL, they let Google/Amazon/Microsoft manage it for them.
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by bzzzt 3y ago
Depends on what your definition of 'CDC out of the box' is. As a 'side effect' of replication, PostgreSQL supports subscribing on change data. What you do with those changes is up to you. There are tools that make it eas
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by bzzzt 3y ago
> cost it’s just a single dimension It's a very complicated dimension, especially with databases from vendors that make you go through complicated licensing schemes and audits.
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by bzzzt 3y ago
Which people? How many are willing to guarantee such a repair will still work a year from now?
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by bzzzt 3y ago
> Soldered NAND is a wear item and a WAY bigger deal. "Citation needed". For anything resembling normal usage an SSD will last well beyond the economic lifetime of the rest of the components surrounding it. So why is it that bi
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by bzzzt 3y ago
On macOS 4K displays are fine. Not the best, but fine. I think the display resolution market suffers from some opposing directions: people who do productivity work like high resolutions, but since Windows (majority of the market) still seem
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by bzzzt 3y ago
In my city companies pay for billboards and other advertising in public space. Seems to be working against every surface being plastered with ads which I see as companies forcing your attention on them. You could argue computer operating s
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by bzzzt 3y ago
Depends. Does Apple promise POSIX compliance for current macOS?
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by bzzzt 3y ago
I'd recommend you try OrbStack.
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by bzzzt 3y ago
Is it macOS or the monitor not being responsive? Also, if it's slow your laptop might be too old to properly support 4K or you might have misconfigured something. At least Dell supports their hardware: have you tried updating the monit
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by bzzzt 3y ago
"Retina" Macs were introduced 12 years ago. So what should Apple do? Expend serious time and engineering effort to fix problems with hardware that's far behind the times? Nobody's calling for the return of MCGA graphics
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by bzzzt 3y ago
Linux can be consistent if you reject all but applications built in your desktops toolkit of choice. Which means you're missing out on a lot of applications.
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by bzzzt 3y ago
It's an issue for plugins 'protected' by the iLok DRM system. It's probably not macOS, but incorrect code that accidentally worked in the past. Seems similar to the JVM situation.
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by bzzzt 3y ago
I think using your products as 'ad space' should allow governments to impose certain taxes like in the real world.
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by bzzzt 3y ago
I agree, it's an extremely disrespectful user interface if it ignores my choices.
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by bzzzt 3y ago
Strange. I've got the complete opposite experience. Most displays work fine. It helps if you stick with models that advertise at least a bit of macOS support (like some Dells or Samsungs). Docker sucks, but there's Orbstack. I don
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by bzzzt 3y ago
I'm running an Eclipse development environment that's regularly compiling a huge codebase. Had 2 crashes this week after updating so less than once a day. That's assuming it isn't an Eclipse bug ;)
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by bzzzt 3y ago
It's not a problem that breaks all JVM based software instantly. So maybe Apple tests but not long enough to trigger this issue. I really don't know what Apple would be 'warning' against. Don't use Java? There are t
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by bzzzt 3y ago
It's not terminating directly. I've seen a few IDE crashes this week, less than one per day, but since there's no log there's no easy way to determine it's related to a macOS change.
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by bzzzt 3y ago
Here in the Netherlands it's very big in the financial world. Mostly back-end stuff like mortgage or insurance processing. The question is what else are they going to use? Lots of M2M interactions are done with older protocols like SOA
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by bzzzt 3y ago
Apple stands to lose a lot more due to the DMA and parties like Spotify and Epic are doing everything they can to make Apple look bad in the public eye.
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by bzzzt 3y ago
There are a lot more EV brands with SUV models than Rivian and Tesla: - Volvo XC40 recharge (now called EX40) - Kia EV6, EV9 / Hyundai Ioniq 5 - VW ID4 (or Skoda Enyaq if you're in the EU) - Mercedes EQx / BMW i series /
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by bzzzt 3y ago
It bugs me Apple still hasn't got cycling directions in the Netherlands.
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by bzzzt 3y ago
Survival as a niche toy is completely irrelevant for the business and productivity market.
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by bzzzt 3y ago
It's more difficult if you have lots of special containers (in this case with integrated electronics) that can only be sent back to a specific shop. My dishwasher uses detergent powder which comes in simple plastic containers that can
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by bzzzt 3y ago
You can plug an USB to ethernet adapter in the dock.
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by bzzzt 3y ago
I don't think so, that thing was dog slow due to its Java based OS and I can't associate it in any way with the word 'slick' ;) Sun workstations without disks were also often used as thin clients. It was quite simple to
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by bzzzt 3y ago
VDSL2+ here, about 10ms

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