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by dcrazy 1y ago
Thank you; I tried to find an “about” link but couldn’t.
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by dcrazy 1y ago
Unfortunately the Internet has taught me to immediately speculate on how this could be used to monetize animal abuse.
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by dcrazy 1y ago
In that case, care to undownvote me? I’m at -2 right now for pointing out that video editing (not VFX! that is a completely different role) is a very Mac-dominated function.
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by dcrazy 1y ago
I suspect the proportion of video editors using x86-64 laptops for video editing is fairly small. Especially if you consider x86-64 to imply running Windows.
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by dcrazy 1y ago
> Do you know a cross-platform app (Windows, Mac, and Linux) that has many millions of users and is implemented natively on each of these platforms (Gtk, Qt, Cocoa, Win32 etc., respectively), not with JavaScript? I can't think of an
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by dcrazy 1y ago
I couldn’t place this quote, so I googled it and learned it’s from Godfather Part 3. Bold choice to take your favorite quote from that particular movie. :)
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by dcrazy 1y ago
Your farcical take is predicated on an interpretation of the above paragraph in which the bill claims anything from which a projectile may be expelled is a firearm barrel. That is clearly not what the bill says, nor can it even be tortuousl
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by dcrazy 1y ago
I’m not sure how you intended your post to be to interpreted. To me, the relevant point is that infrastructure is an expensive fixed cost and we should increase density where we’ve already made that investment.
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by dcrazy 1y ago
Please stop repeating this intentionally ridiculous misinterpretation all over this thread.
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by dcrazy 1y ago
That’s an extremely poor proxy given that income tax is not the sole source of revenue in California, you’re not netting out state spend (which would be very important to the definition of subdsidy), and you don’t even specify whether you a
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by dcrazy 1y ago
(Sorry, this was supposed to be a reply to a complaint that people should be allowed to have “nice things” like suburban-style housing.) > The bill only applies in urban transit counties. These are counties with 15 or more passenger rail
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by dcrazy 1y ago
Interesting. Per Wikipedia[1]: > Plummer left Microsoft in 2003[11] to start his own company, SoftwareOnline LLC, a software vendor. > […] > In 2006, SoftwareOnline was sued by The Washington State Attorney General's Office fo
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by dcrazy 1y ago
Not saying it’s wrong or worthless, but do keep in mind that neither the author not the blog owner is in the medical field. That post is an outsider’s read of the consensus opinion from their investigation of the literature, including an es
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by dcrazy 1y ago
This is the guy who wrote the original Task Manager for Win95. He now hosts a YouTube channel about Windows. What makes you think he’s an idiot?
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by dcrazy 1y ago
> the value of an exchange is other people are looking there when they want to buy and sell and so it would be hard to get enough traders if the company doesn't want to list with you. Doesn’t regulation NMS make this significantly l
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by dcrazy 1y ago
Reminds me of how even well into the PowerPC era, much of Mac OS was still written in 68000 assembler, including QuickDraw (the equivalent of GDI).
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by dcrazy 1y ago
Robin Williams lived in California which has legal protection for celebrity likenesses. But likenesses rights aren’t going to stop the problem, because it’s individual people who are recreating the likenesses en masse.
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by dcrazy 1y ago
For those unaware, the article hints at a system that really does believe everything is a file: Plan 9 from Bell Labs, the “second system”/spiritual successor of Unix. But it’s also worth pointing out that NT’s kernel is designed aroun
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by dcrazy 1y ago
Paul Graham spinning conspiracy theories on Twitter, meanwhile on planet Earth David Ellison figures he just bought himself more credibility with the Trump administration as he eyes Warner Discovery, and Bari Weiss thumbs her nose at the NY
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by dcrazy 1y ago
It’s a tongue in cheek comment, but the author does say: > Personally I share Linus’ opinion (link to YouTube) that changing ABI is okay as long as no one has noticed, but once it gets noticed - then it’s a regression. Once it’s a thing
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by dcrazy 1y ago
Finder still supports spatial navigation mode. You just have to turn off the sidebar.
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by dcrazy 1y ago
Isn’t it different for level 3 charging, which Tesla superchargers now support for certain non-Tesla vehicles?
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by dcrazy 1y ago
This sounds like an economically naïve take that ignores those realities of local labor markets, relative purchasing power, and all the other reasons that underpin the theory of specialization in the first place.
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by dcrazy 1y ago
We don’t make decisions to ban foodstuffs based on whether they are “necessary to sustain life.”
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by dcrazy 1y ago
If it helps, Dick’s is from Binghamton.
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by dcrazy 1y ago
That is not true. You can’t even run DTrace on Apple Silicon without disabling SIP, yet Instruments runs fine.
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by dcrazy 1y ago
They were not open source. They were essentially NeXT’s only successful product. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WebObjects WebObjects was rewritten from ObjC to Java in the 2000s. EOF, the ORM layer it shared with NeXTS
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by dcrazy 1y ago
> MVC and ORM had been around before web apps, but it was not consistently used in a web framework until Rails. WebObjects and EOF were the MVC and ORM frameworks powering Disney (Go.com) almost a decade before Rails existed.
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by dcrazy 1y ago
Lawyers are famously subject to sanctions and malpractice lawsuits if they, say, don’t read the motions they file on your behalf.
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by dcrazy 1y ago
Your comment is overbroad as written, but it is close to true about the boot chain. The Apple Platform Security Guide [1] says: “When a Mac with Apple silicon is turned on, it performs a boot process much like that of iPhone and iPad.” [1]:

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