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emchammer
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emchammer
9mo ago
The dignity of three presidential candidates who disagree with each other, sitting quietly while allowing the other to finish using their allotted time…
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emchammer
9mo ago
Magnetic keyboard on the iPad is such a lose. Some Thai hacker got full macOS running on his iPhone over Christmas. Apple are cowards collecting dividends.
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emchammer
9mo ago
I don’t want to wear one of those things on my face. I want a high-quality computer and phone. Apple executives are out to lunch.
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emchammer
10mo ago
It's the countless little things. Like my iPhone stops playing any kind of audio if I plug it in with one charging cable but not the other. I get reminded about calendar events AFTER the event. The quality control is embarrassingly bad
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emchammer
10mo ago
What are the best cars to buy these days for self-service and tinkering?
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emchammer
10mo ago
You can have any design you want, as long as it's Trump.
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emchammer
10mo ago
It’s worse that we had COVID in the first place, though.
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emchammer
10mo ago
What is the specific standard for domestic 16 A and 25 A 3-phase plugs you’re referring to?
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emchammer
10mo ago
The transparency is cool, but everything got turned into bubbly corners, like someone wanted to live the Lost In Space timeline where everyone is computing with circular video monitors controlled by joysticks.
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emchammer
10mo ago
Scalia was right in saying that the checks and balances slowing things down is a feature, not a bug. The Framers were right about protections against faction. I’m not sure they understood how badly malicious schemers could deliberately mani
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emchammer
10mo ago
Of course they are. Once every economic variable has been optimized and protected behind a corporation, while banks have adverts showing people high-fiving each other in their Manhattan financial literacy café, and the health insurance syst
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emchammer
11mo ago
macOS too though
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emchammer
11mo ago
My macOS display system is pushing megapixels and with some good exceptions it feels like many apps have not much more visible information or options than an 80x25 VGA display. This is not to trash VGA displays which were often very well-de
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emchammer
11mo ago
I don’t want an Open Genera machine in a portable case with a battery, though. I want Apple’s software to match the quality of their hardware.
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emchammer
11mo ago
Skimpflation is the best term I’ve heard in a long time for hiring one person when three will do.
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emchammer
11mo ago
Disgusting and disrespectful to the animal.
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emchammer
11mo ago
Do mechanics prefer to work with their own tools, or is this like a restaurant getting away with paying a tipped employee less than minimum wage because they can?
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emchammer
11mo ago
It would be fantastic if Apple were to give Woz and Ive a mea culpa, bring them in again, and teach the next generations of engineers and designers. I mean for what Apple spent to license the third-party AI patchover.
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emchammer
11mo ago
Nobody will be left to deal with the exceptions, which is just about everything, as the article points out. Unitree robots get rooted and start beating the shit out of human beings while Boston Dynamics robots are still being humped by dogs
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emchammer
11mo ago
The deals that are cut in Congress prior to votes are an imperfect information game for the public.
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emchammer
11mo ago
The price is right for a dildo cozy. Maybe a little more if hand knit.
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emchammer
11mo ago
NTSC: Never Twice the Same Color
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emchammer
11mo ago
I contacted SGI in their later years when my department had a little extra budget. Knowledgeable guy on the phone tried to talk me out of buying one of their workstations. They really were only interested in selling to a certain type of cus
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emchammer
11mo ago
CALL -151 changed the course of my life.
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emchammer
11mo ago
It’s as if people can change their opinions about things as they become better informed.
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emchammer
11mo ago
Tim Cook has shown everybody what he is good at. It’s not running a user-first computer company. It’s time for him to be shown the door. Can’t even scroll right in the text editor. Trillion-dollar company.
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emchammer
11mo ago
Reference for techno-neo-feudal loyalty oath please?
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emchammer
11mo ago
Didn’t Word used to be installed from 2 floppy disks? Now Calculator.app leaks 40 GB of memory. Software in this sorry state cannot be run on a supercomputer, it needs one of those theoretical ocean-boilers.
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emchammer
11mo ago
It's sad, because the issues at stake, which used to be considered highly-technical and the domain of experts or hackers, are now things that everybody understands.
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emchammer
1y ago
Has lost. Tim Cook chose the path a decade ago. He’s a guy you can call Tim Apple to his face in front of everybody and he’ll sit there and take it. He is the wrong person for the job.
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