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emchammer
1y ago
Thank god Apple has been putting their eggs in their home-woven ARM basket. Now I just wish that they had a CEO who was above golden-trophy ass-kissing.
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I use open-source OpenBSD is because the entire source tree is small enough for me to understand and manipulate. I guess I expect that it is all human-generated. This unwieldy, proprietary chunk makes me want to ditch graphics support in o
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1y ago
If he had presented Trump with a custom iPhone or MacBook made of gold, I might have ignored it. I’m not sure that Tim should be running the world’s most important computer company.
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1y ago
How could discussion of such a grave matter be flagged?
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emchammer
1y ago
None of Apple's icons resemble anything these days other than this uniform blobby whatever. I cannot imagine why.
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1y ago
Where has macOS focus stealing let you down other than Microsoft applications?
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1y ago
Maybe, um, computing devices and operating systems are intrinsically special devices due to the way they shape the world, and a company manufacturing them needs to be run by someone who takes more care than their superficial shape or optimi
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1y ago
I simply don’t need a lot of AI. I would be very happy with a futuristic UNIX workstation with lots of development on the kind of things that used to get everyone excited about computers.
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1y ago
Ah, true. Thanks.
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1y ago
That is crazy. That is more than the defense budget.
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1y ago
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emchammer
1y ago
Substantive developments in technology and staying in touch with their customers? Yes, that seems endangered. What do Apple executives actually do?
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1y ago
There were Windows, DOS, and CP/M boards available for Apple, IBM, SGI and other heterogeneous hardware in the 1980s and 1990s. I don’t see what the big deal is now.
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1y ago
The gift shop at Auschwitz sells refrigerator magnets underlining that it is a German concentration camp.
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1y ago
Yes, he was an icon. I wasn't exactly into the whole wrestling thing, but he was just a fixture. It's sad.
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1y ago
Apple2π
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1y ago
*American employers
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1y ago
Doesn’t homebrew have launchd unit files now? When it was supposed to be totally self-contained? Homebrew is lost.
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emchammer
1y ago
The old guard station attendants were so good. Ask them for ANY destination and they would know it cold. MTA should be adding jobs, not removing them.
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1y ago
Arg, thanks. I literally read that, but there was too much advertising on that site. Maybe the Navy needs to provide Wi-Fi to sailors if it means that much for their morale. And maybe consumer endpoint security needs to be so rock-solid tha
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1y ago
How in the bloody hell do you install a Starlink on a submarine?
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emchammer
1y ago
Good thing I never got involved in this crypto shit.
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1y ago
KaiOS is not great. It is definitely not the cycle-optimized interface you might be used to from the 1990s or early 2000s.
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1y ago
Aren’t smaller microprocessor die sizes more vulnerable to this? Should we be building integrated circuits with larger feature sizes now that we have power and performance figured out?
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1y ago
The reaction wheels eventually become saturated and the angular momentum has to be dumped by another method.
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1y ago
It's just such a boutique thing, saying you're prepared to run 32-bit software on hardware during an apocalypse. If CPUs suddenly become scarce, I would have figured a tube-based, relay-based, or Enigma-type machine with specific
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1y ago
For all the problems with Apple, their accessibility features are wonderful. There is no way that open source can match the hardware integration of these features. Steve Jobs would have just released them, and then said that they are there.
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1y ago
How does it work logistically when it is a separate unit from the toilet? Are you supposed to shuffle over from the toilet to the bidet with your garments open?
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1y ago
Looks like he should be an emperor in Star Wars
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emchammer
1y ago
Three different scripting tools and I am not sure which is the right one to use. Also, I have been noticing more AI-generated slop comments on this discussion board.
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