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811.
by esskay 4y ago
They only dodge it to those who still loyally use Windows. Those of use who 'escaped' that hellscape are fully aware what an utter pile of bloated crap it's become. No idea why anyone tries to defend it at this point, it&#x27
812.
by esskay 4y ago
Absolutely love my (completely base model) M1 Air, and my M1 Pro MBP supplied by work. Both have shockingly amazing battery life. My work one was replacing a 2016 Macbook Pro which struggled to last more than a couple of hours when I was do
813.
by esskay 4y ago
Apple are apparently working on this area, they've got 2 products coming out. The VR headset (with passthorugh) likely this year, and an AR set of glasses (with options for prescription lenses) which will do the whole projecting into y
814.
by esskay 4y ago
Tailwind isn't component-driven, which they claim to be Stopped reading there. It's a utility library, that much has always been blatently clear and obvious. Really poor article.
815.
by esskay 4y ago
This happens in the UK as NHS dentists get paid based on work done. My old one before I moved was great, regular checkups and no issues. Moved house and my new dentist 'found' 4 caveties that all needed fixing, one of which was &#
816.
by esskay 4y ago
It's only really used for their internal applications and the OS level stuff so assume they want to prevent performance issues with it having to deal with 3rd party stuff.
817.
by esskay 4y ago
I'd assume they are. IIRC they are giving free compute to the project, and those models cost an absolute fortune to train.
818.
by esskay 4y ago
From the sounds of it it'll be built in. I'd assume it'll be on the rear though to balance the weight out.
819.
by esskay 4y ago
They should call it The Lazarus Experiment, I'm sure its totally safe.
820.
by esskay 4y ago
> There is no killer, must have game for VR. This is the main issue with it right now, and part of the problem has been that to get AAA quality games on it you need to teather because none of the existing headsets have anything close to
821.
by esskay 4y ago
I really, really hope that whatever Apple ends up releasing completely wipes the floor with Meta's headsets. They need some real competition to force them to really push the limits. It's going to be interesting to see what happens
822.
by esskay 4y ago
Sure, if the aim is to dive you away from YouTube because you can't find relevent content to watch then they're doing a stellar job.
823.
by esskay 4y ago
I think this (and the overall discussion) cover it better than I ever could in a single post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30172268 However from a personal level the main two ones for me are the poor quality of its
824.
by esskay 4y ago
Software devs dont let friends use Wordpress. (I kid of course but would never touch it myself for the obvious problems it has)
825.
by esskay 4y ago
It's only partially based on history these days. The YouTube subreddit is ram packed with posts about the issue, it looks like 50% of your recommendations are relevent to you, the other half is randomly generated with seemingly nothing
826.
by esskay 4y ago
Sadly that secret sauce has become fairly poor. Recommendation issues is the biggest problem with YouTube right now. I can open YouTube on any given day and will be given recommendations for things I've never shown the slightest bit of
827.
by esskay 4y ago
If they did that it could work. It would need to allow full control of setting up whatever OS you want, be it Windows, *nix based, etc.
828.
by esskay 4y ago
TL;DR there isnt one. They're all built and designed by developers. From an 'average joe' perspective, not a single one of them is easy to use.
829.
by esskay 4y ago
I'd imagine most people going for the Mac Studio arent touching the balked Apple Display. It's been riddled with problems and at that price point you can get far better displays now. The panel they're using dates back to 2017
830.
by esskay 4y ago
XServe would probably be pretty popular with the recent shift to ARM based servers for their lower power consumption. The problem would be their insistance for them to run full blown macOS instead of a dedicated Linux based server OS.
831.
by esskay 4y ago
I think its fairly obvious they've hit some problems. I know they lost a lot of key people in their silicon development team so perhaps thats the reason. Whatever it is they're struggling to get the performance they need for a Mac
832.
by esskay 4y ago
These days its incredibly easy to find or write something up to extract data from a service. Take Spotify or Apple Music for example - its very easy to export out of either despite neither of it allowing it in their TOS or providing any too
833.
by esskay 4y ago
Whilst also getting hacked twice. Why anyone uses, let alone pays for Lastpass is a mystery.
834.
by esskay 4y ago
The several community issues with hundreds of thousands of votes would disagree.
835.
by esskay 4y ago
Spotify feels like it's got 1 developer working on it in their spare time. Their feature release timeline is awful and has been for years. I think what makes it worse is that they've got a section of their community site where you
836.
by esskay 4y ago
macOS here and its better.
837.
by esskay 4y ago
Until you have to screw around trying to follow someone who signed up via another server and have to do nonsensicle crap like copying and pasting links to profiles instead of clicking the obvious 'follow' button because it intenti
838.
by esskay 4y ago
Yep I remember having to run a fleet of Windows XP servers to host Joint Operations servers. Fun times!
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by esskay 4y ago
As an asside to this, I'm surprised Elons using a Gulfstream G650ER. Given how much time he seems to spend in the air you'd have thought he'd want something a bit bigger with bedroom and shower facilities.
840.
by esskay 4y ago
From the sounds of it its a bit more than just posting public flight data. He had people at airports tracking the plane as it was changing its flight code to prevent tracking. That goes beyond using public information and enters into stalki

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