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Recaptcha loop :-(
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We don't need to, and nor should we, save every photo that everyone has ever take on their smartphone. Thats madness... :-) Sometimes things get lost and destroyed, and thats OK.
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> Can we feel confident that an Apple HEIC sitting inside an iPhone can be read 120 years from now? As long as we are still on the same technological path, then yes, we can be confident. Chemistry and lenses are a form a technology, such
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3y ago
What can we do?
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1) 16” M1 MacBook Pro. Hands down the best laptop I’ve ever owned. On average I get a new one every 18 months apparently. Doesn’t seem like it, but my purchase history says otherwise… 2) Herman Miller Aeron Chair 3) OmniDesk Electric Standi
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Before the Internet, Fonts in the DTP world were two things: 1) Expensive 2) A Black Market Commodity People would have SyQuest drives full of fonts. Carefully labeled and organised. A bad font would bring down your Mac. A friend with a wel
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This is the correct time.
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Used commodity jewellery is worth a small fraction of the original purchase price.
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Clearly the solution is to implement a larger scale. /s
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Loved that game! We didn’t have an Amiga, so I used to go to my neighbours house to play it! It was so good and so much fun! Great sounds as I recall. For the time.
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There are some solutions, such as Duet Display: https://www.duetdisplay.com/blog/how-to-use-your-imac-as-a-m... Apparently you can use a TB cable to connect it up, so it might be reasonably performant as a productivity
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This comes across as a cynical cash-grab to cash on the current rise in public awareness around ADHD and other Neuroatypical and Neurodiverse individuals.
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I wish these things worked with anything other than VSCode or JerBrains tools! VSCode is such a bloated hog of an editor! Every time I open VSCode it’s bugging with badges to update extensions… and it’s so slow!
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Check out those Screenshots. That is the OG Flat UI Design. MS were well ahead of the curve. Who says MS dont have any taste! ;-)
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As a Mac person that also used Windows NT in my day to day work, I never liked Windows 95. From a purely subjective perspective the design wasnt to my taste. But the worst thing was the Viruses! Windows 95 was a hellscape of security issues
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3y ago
They don't seem to get surfaced in Google anymore either. At least, not for me over here in Australia! Haven't looked at Wirecutter in the longest time!
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How much was Eric Schmidt a factor in the culture? Ive read that a lot of the early days of Google being the Google we used to love were down to Schmidt. We dont hear much about him, so I’ve always wondered. Schmidt succeeded with Google wh
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Do I need to raise the blast shields?
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Placebo effect?
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If the T&Cs are at a public URL, then an alternative way is to self host changedetection.io and monitor for changes. I run it to see changes to my competitors websites. Well that’s the idea - I don’t actually monitor it LOL. I just have
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3y ago
That's true of many companies at scale though. :-) Some of the work on Ruby and Rails that Shopify and Github have produced is available to the community as well. For instance: https://github.blog/2022-08-25-introducing
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I never had an issue with it! Not the greatest mouse, but totally fine to use for me at the time. I had one at home, and my day job was using grown up Macs so I was using both. I don’t get the orientation complaints; how do people not have
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It surprises me that employees can install anything at all on government devices! Just lock them down and set the culture such that you seperate personal and government devices. No one needs to be or should be using TikTok on a work phone,
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> It concluded that the nitrogen in ambient air slightly but measurable impairs human performance So would a modified cabin air mix improve the performance of pilots?
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You’ve struck a nerve on HN for sure! In Australia, we have similar issues. We also face geographic and population restrictions. I’m often advising clients to stop listening to advice from Unicorn CMOs from SV. America had 100s of millions
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A contributing factor is also that they are a Communist State with a lot of people that need jobs! You could argue that Full Employment is tenet of Communism. I'll leave debate about what Communism is and what the CCCP is and isn'
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Does the brain require more energy to store more information? Or is it always running at the same pace regardless of if it’s empty or not? I guess the Brian doesn’t really work like that…. But I’m curious :-)
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LOL - no, a bit random. I was typing on my phone and running out of time. Broadly, it was a half baked thought that our Western culture heavily promotes ideas that are anti-Earth in a way. Ideas for instance where Elon Musk is talking about
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Indeed, and Alan Watts’ further point was that we come out of this world, not into it. In modern western societies we learn that we born into this world, and that our mind, body and soul are seperate entities. Whereas other cultures and phi
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Yes, it does come across as a rather immature, unenlightened, productivity bro take on life. My reality is that all wants are illusions. So to me it’s all a game. You can’t sacrifice anything ad those other wants and desires were never real
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