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eddieh
8y ago
Well Modo isn’t a toy.
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eddieh
8y ago
Wouldn’t that add to the fingerprinting surface they just killed.
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eddieh
8y ago
When Metal was introduced for the Mac they had the Modo devs at WWDC and they ported their code to Metal in like a week or two. Not really the apocalypse.
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eddieh
8y ago
Um https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/998988641702526977
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eddieh
8y ago
Idk about “unholy”. I wish I could make eshell (in Emacs) my full time shell, but certain things like nvm don’t work, etc.
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eddieh
8y ago
Hm, I think elegant here does not mean classy or fancy. It instead means "ingenious and simple" so an elegant solution is in fact a hammer. Likewise, I think of efficiency as the resources used to accomplish something. While a nai
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A look at terminal emulators, part 1
(lwn.net)
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eddieh
9y ago
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eddieh
9y ago
I don’t know. It actually seems wasteful to transport batteries to Mars. I’d want to figure out if I could build a fuelcell that would work on Mars and be replenished with chemicals/elements plentiful on Mars. Only if that was impossib
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eddieh
9y ago
I recently tried to speak out against GitFlow...that was a mistake on my team.
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eddieh
9y ago
So there are ~1,459 artificial satellites orbiting the Earth right now. Am I the only one that thinks adding 4,425 is a bit much? Certainly there is a way to do this with less space junk?
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eddieh
9y ago
I thought holdouts were all on 10.6 aka Snow Leopard?
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eddieh
9y ago
I thought the first of these sites in the US were going to be in Seattle? Seems like San Francisco is closer now. https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/crime/seattle-king...
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eddieh
9y ago
I haven't personally looked into the Rust based OS (I know it exists), but I can guarantee that they're using inline assembly, fighting with language features, working around limitations, and forgoing safety. I'd be shocked i
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eddieh
9y ago
As someone who has dabbled in OS development over the years, you'd be a fool to use anything other than C (I suppose you could use a restricted subset of C++ if you really don't want to write anything but a toy OS) or assembly if
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eddieh
9y ago
That seems rather pedantic. At this point I'm curious enough to watch these "reviews", but I don't care enough to try it myself. I happy reviewers are showing off the work, whatever they call it, review, sneak peak, prev
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eddieh
9y ago
Haha...hopefully she lives in Seattle proper and gets electricity from Seattle City Light which is almost all hydro. If she lives in the grater metropolitan area and is on Puget Sound Energy, her Leaf is mostly coal powered.
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eddieh
9y ago
I didn't, I did feel guilty about it, well until the mechanic said it was in great condition. I mean maybe when I first bought it I did a few I don't remember...but I seriously can't recall specifics about more that four time
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eddieh
9y ago
What? I had a 2002 RAV4 I just sold, I never spent anything significant on maintenance. Besides tires and a single battery replacement, I spent nearly zero. I neglected most oil changes—probably got a total of 4 since 2002. Never got a tun
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eddieh
9y ago
Unfortunately, this is just how Apple is treated by much of the industry. People love to hate Apple, so there will always be: "Fingerprint Scanner: how Apple is stealing your identity and eroding your privacy", "Thin phones:
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eddieh
9y ago
Haha, everyone always says that. Ever since the first iPhone and first MacBook Pro...11 years and not a damn thing. Superstitions are really dumb.
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eddieh
9y ago
I carry my iPhone, iPad, MacBook, Apple Watch, $300 headphones and $200 sunglasses with me everywhere. What's the big deal? I've owned every iPhone from day one and use them without a case and without insurance. I've never ha
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eddieh
9y ago
Seriously though, is this a fork of LFS or what?
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eddieh
9y ago
It looks like Emacs rather than Unix.
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eddieh
9y ago
Ever since I purged Dropbox from my life I haven't had intermittent UI lockups on macOS.
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eddieh
9y ago
I agree, more stuff should work with $TERM=dumb, but how are you not using eshell?
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eddieh
9y ago
On macOS I have this in my .profile: alias ls="ls -GF" export LSCOLORS="Exfxcxdxbxegedabagacad" -G Enables colorized output -F Display a slash (`/') immediately after each pathname that is a director
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9y ago
The M40fs headphones are great. The M40x headphones that replaced them are terrible. I love the M40fs headphones so much I bought 10 from eBay when I learned they'd been discontinued. Should be a lifetime supply, I hope.
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eddieh
9y ago
Third-party cookies are blocked by default unless enabled by the user. This has always been the case with Safari. Always! It is the second sentence of the second paragraph of the article. > From the very beginning, we’ve defaulted to bl
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eddieh
10y ago
If only it would load again (too much traffic I presume). I'm prepared to fork over some serious cash.
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eddieh
10y ago
YOLO for "I have no idea how or why this works (it might not even work for all cases)"
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