cromka

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by cromka 4mo ago
> For every niche thing you wish that Apple or other third parties do only for your own enjoyment, there are hundreds of millions of other people who want different niche things. We're talking Apple publishing specs for their hardwa
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by cromka 4mo ago
No one said otherwise. Apple tightly coupling macOS is not mutually exclusive with Apple publishing specs for allowing to support other OS on that hardware.
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by cromka 4mo ago
> I don't believe that Apple has ever acknowledged the project at all, let alone promote it. Apple is neutral towards their work as far as I can tell. How do you draw that conclusion based on their public indifference? If they a
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Framework 13 Pro delayed by a month due to touchpad, display fixes(old.reddit.com)
5 points by cromka 4mo ago|0 comments
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by cromka 4mo ago
If it wasn't for Brew, macOS would have no chance against Linux as a dev platform.
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by cromka 5mo ago
> you can get a Pi Zero 2 W (quad A53 cores like 3B, 512MB RAM) for <$20 Except... You can't. They're sold out almost entirely and none of the distributors can tell when the new batch gets in. At least in EU.
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A Native GeForce Now Client for Apple TV and Apple Vision Pro(github.com)
1 points by cromka 5mo ago|0 comments
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by cromka 5mo ago
"Support for 4K camera recordings in the Home app" After all these years!
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Apple Removes Walkie-Talkie from Apple Watch in watchOS 27 Beta(macrumors.com)
1 points by cromka 5mo ago|0 comments
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by cromka 5mo ago
The point is you NEED those things if you want wide adoption of Linux, which, in turn, is a necessary condition for commercial software to get ported over to Linux. You just can't have both. We need a middle ground I believe 2026 deskt
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by cromka 5mo ago
How is that a problem? Both systemd and Wayland helped tremendously in unifying Linux for desktop use, which together with Flatpak enable more 3rd party software to get official support. Yes it adds complexity but it's all still develo
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by cromka 5mo ago
If they need to, it's because it's their work computers. Otherwise it's a choice.
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by cromka 5mo ago
Same here but after 4 months with Asahi on M1 I wouldn't trust it fully. Had 3 freezes/reboots so far and WiFi often hangs on resume to the point I need to rmmod/modprobe.
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by cromka 5mo ago
Yasa is a British company, for the record.
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by cromka 5mo ago
AFAIK Chinese electric cars used western motor drivetrains and often still do?
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by cromka 5mo ago
So essentially both macOS and Windows now heavily support developing using Linux on them. They can't more openly admit that they are no match for Linux in that area. There's some clever advertising in it for Linux, if Linux was ad
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by cromka 5mo ago
"Clarifying Lawful Overseas Use of Data (CLOUD) Act."
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by cromka 5mo ago
Nah, they actually have everything open for auditing and you can do that yourself. They heavily advertise that and had been for a while since they announced that split model 2 years ago
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by cromka 5mo ago
Especially funny because you could make an exact opposite claim, i.e. that criticism is a sing of not being in a bubble.
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by cromka 5mo ago
They did that before with betas, only to limit the final release.
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by cromka 5mo ago
It's about time SOME entities start moving from US entirely.
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by cromka 5mo ago
Wow I could have sworn I did. Good cstchm
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by cromka 5mo ago
It's not Schengen. It's Free Movement, the core principle of EEA. You're not in EEA, you don't get free access to EU market. This would be catastrophic to Swiss economy.
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by cromka 5mo ago
It's crazy how people really don't get the difference between free movement and Schengen.
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by cromka 5mo ago
Need to hold them liable to one child per household policy if, for some reason, Swiss start having a little bit more sex and bit more children.
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by cromka 5mo ago
Oh wow... Cambridge Analitica had access to all the data Facebook had on you without you knowing it and without you knowing the extent of the data Facebook had on you . EU wants you to be able to knowingly install apps on your phone an
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by cromka 5mo ago
They don't scrutinize brands but specific products. iMessage is exempt from DMA, for example, while WhatsApp and Messenger are not.
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by cromka 5mo ago
For me it's all the above and lack of multiple-item clipboard. It's incredible how much time it saves on a phone...
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by cromka 5mo ago
Indeed. I think it's the most radical support drop ever for Apple.
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by cromka 5mo ago
Wow. That's a very good observation, actually. We forget our photos are not only our memory. Those YT guys who geotrack photo memories will have a much harder time in the future. Just look at that: https://www.youtube.com&

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