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by glhaynes 9y ago
@AP — BREAKING: Trump: If NKorea escalates nuclear threat, 'they will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen.' Great!
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by glhaynes 9y ago
Also, "our" side.
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Financial Times returns to Apple's App Store after six year hiatus(wsj.com)
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by glhaynes 9y ago
Makes some sense when you consider that you'd have turned Siri off by a route that doesn't allow you to turn it back on, which could make it difficult for some users to get it back.
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Designing Better Touch Bar Experiences(joecieplinski.com)
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The Next AIDS Pandemic(foreignpolicy.com)
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by glhaynes 9y ago
Those rationales don't make much sense to me since they seem like they'd be equally applicable to the keyboard and trackpad. Every design is about tradeoffs. In this case, the mouse would have to have a somewhat different shape to
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by glhaynes 9y ago
Not if it honored an "invalidate buffer" command.
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by glhaynes 9y ago
I would love a wired trackpad. You can use Apple's current trackpad (the "Magic Trackpad 2", I believe) on a Mac (at least) via USB even with Bluetooth entirely off. Edit: I believe (but have not confirmed) that their cur
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by glhaynes 9y ago
Oh yeah I see that now. I was thinking that was all done in the scene devoted to privacy but that makes sense. Thanks!
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by glhaynes 9y ago
Forgive my focusing on the unimportant things, but: what’s the slight crop for?
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by glhaynes 9y ago
No doubt. In the article she mentions having a “scene” in the broadcasting software she uses that just shows a “standby” screen (which reminded me of “We’re experiencing technical difficulties” cards that TV stations use). Still, I’d be par
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by glhaynes 9y ago
So if 10% of their users are pet snakes (a really generous estimate imo), they've got a mere 1.8 billion monthly active users.
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by glhaynes 9y ago
Well, that's some type of democracy having some effect, yeah. But I was taking issue with the specific idea you put forward that good healthcare ideas would likely spread (in today's political environment) through the "labora
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by glhaynes 9y ago
If it's as successful as proposed, it would not take very long to most states to offer something similar. IMO this isn't clearly true. Lots of states (especially those that currently have the worst health care outcomes) seem far
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by glhaynes 9y ago
IMO, the screenshots on your App Store page do a great job of progressively disclosing details on the app starting from its primary value proposition. I'm enjoying the app, which is very nice! I think it, too, could make its bundled co
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by glhaynes 9y ago
CleverDeck Spaced repetition system for iOS Might be effective to have "memory" in there somewhere? Also, somehow the first 3/4s of the linked page (before scrolling) put me in the frame of "this product is primarily
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by glhaynes 9y ago
Modern MacBook Pros are quite a bit thinner (and more solid/sturdy feeling) than just a few years ago; and, poking around at iFixit's site, it looks like they all get 1/10 scores.
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by glhaynes 9y ago
Similar to how much effort goes into dealing with things like dangerous strains of bird flu, only to have people complain about how much money was spent on "nothing" when an outbreak doesn't occur.
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by glhaynes 9y ago
Presumably he'd point you toward https://www.apple.com/supplier-responsibility/ , especially the "2017 Progress Report" toward the top of that page. Edit: I don't post that to defend Cook/Apple,
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by glhaynes 9y ago
They’d have had a very hard time making the PowerPC -> Intel transition without Rosetta, but I’m not sure they’re in the same position now. How many apps on the average 12” MacBook are no longer maintained or have significant asm in them
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by glhaynes 9y ago
Not to be pedantic, but… >Launched on June 8, 1978, the 8086 powered the first IBM Personal Computer and literally changed the world. It was the 8088 that powered the IBM PC. (Introduced on July 1, 1979, according to Wikipedia.) Very sim
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by glhaynes 9y ago
There was an "On My iPad" item in the sidebar. Seems promising.
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Apple adds robot, drone and instrument support to Swift Playgrounds(loopinsight.com)
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Apple's Latest Transparency Report Shows Spike in U.S. Government Data Requests(macrumors.com)
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by glhaynes 9y ago
If we had real free markets, we would have sound money, we would not have a huge federal government with multi-trillion dollar budgets, the change in your pocket would still be worth something, not that anyone even BOTHERS with change anym
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A Swift guide to Rust(faq.sealedabstract.com)
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by glhaynes 9y ago
Apple will almost certainly still be a thing in 30 years. While it's hard to predict anything about fashion that far into the future, there are lots of buildings that are 30 or more years old that are cool places to be.
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by glhaynes 10y ago
Interesting. It doesn't seem to work at all with the built-in Podcasts app. Come on, Apple.
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by glhaynes 10y ago
They've also been discussed a lot in those terms because of the prevailing narrative of Apple being in a slump or not being able to innovate anymore.

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