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indemnity
2y ago
I was quite surprised when car shopping, that prices in New Zealand (always pretty expensive, being a small market far away from the rest of the world), were on average 20% to 30% less than the UK. Including European brands and vehicles act
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2y ago
The desktop version of this processor will be announced in a month or so. It will have proper cooling and a higher TDP. Will be interesting to compare it for sure!
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2y ago
Since I discovered Iosevka a few years back it has been my daily driver for 80% of the time. I use other fonts from time to time but I always go back to my custom build of Iosevka. Yours actually looks a bit more readable than mine, gonna c
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2y ago
This is why I use Nix + home-manager to manage my CLI, programming environment, and system configuration across Linux, macOS and WSL using one GitHub repo. It also handles differences across machine types well. A dot file management system
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2y ago
In my 30s my single driving goal was to pay off my mortgage and be debt free (I came to home ownership late). Thanks to this industry, I got there at 42. I’m sure as shit not going back to the treadmill, for what? So I am taking my young fa
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2y ago
Their design language is very confused. Each car could be from a completely different manufacturer.
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Tesla to get lower EU tariff on its Chinese-made EVs
(reuters.com)
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2y ago
I thought so too, but to be honest I haven’t missed it too much in my Tesla. It already covers my streaming music use cases, and built in navigation is good enough.
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2y ago
Nix actually works ;)
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2y ago
There’s a lesson in there for the West. Russia backs down if you don’t respond weakly to probes like this. What are they going to do? Threaten nukes or some other retaliation for the 100th time?
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2y ago
The solar and battery market share numbers are also interesting. Not saying it is solely due to subsidies, but the Chinese companies utterly dominate these sectors, and I can’t help but think it will be hard to compete now that the supply c
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2y ago
Yup. It’s not uncommon to have Windows and Android in the mix even for households that are all-Apple at home. Not to mention expectation of multi-browser support, Safari-only is not going to work.
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2y ago
Not at the moment, though there does seem to be a bit of chatter about joining from the pols. But as a half hearted member due to the nuclear issue, and historically a bit of a weak link in the Five Eyes, ITAR privileges are likely not on t
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2y ago
Tracks with my numbers. I oscillate between 48 and 36, but my fitness is the same, I am just doing different activities.
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3y ago
Yes https://support.apple.com/en-nz/105097
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3y ago
Yeah, former buyer of German “value engineering” pieces of shit (anything from Volkswagen AG and subsidiaries). Never again. German quality my ass, they cannot build a car that doesn’t fall apart. Asian manufacturers can. They deserve to go
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3y ago
What a great article (and personally timely, wrangling NSTextViews at the moment). How did you glean the information needed to write this? Other people’s code? Painful experience? developer.apple.com?
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3y ago
If you glance quickly you could mistake this for another native SwiftUI+AppKit mail client that supports mainly GMail ;) That said, it is hard not to have quite similar looking apps with SwiftUI on macOS.
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3y ago
With the lighter weight of the Ti Pro Max, I went for the 15 Pro Max this year. The screen real estate was the main draw for me and my old eyes.
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3y ago
International law is for the countries that do not have sufficient power to act unilaterally..,
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3y ago
My Nix origin story is like that. Tried nixos a few times, gave up every time. Each time learning a little bit more. Then just used nix-darwin as a Homebrew replacement for a while. Then adopted Home Manager. Spent a day learning the Nix la
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Home Manager and nix-darwin was the gateway drug for me. Now I have a flake based setup that manages nix-darwin as well as my NixOS home servers. Spinning up a new Mac takes minutes, Linux server most time is deciding if there are any uniqu
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3y ago
I picked single income, two kids and a mortgage. Oops!
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3y ago
> Did you consider running a second test instance of the DB in the cloud? This is using the test instance :) The issue replicates both on prod (cloud) and test (cloud). But not locally. So a nice 30 minute deployment pipeline run to test
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3y ago
Another almost worst thing is having production environments with significantly different stacks to what you are using locally, with branches in the code to account for this. This message brought to you by a day of commits dealing with edge
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3y ago
Well, the predecessor is stainless steel, which I imagine is closer to the Ti number, and in my experience with 12/13 Pro it's always the back that throws off heat, not the frame. Anyhow, just the frame is this material, inside it
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I guess the XS Max would be well outside of AppleCare+ territory, but for those of us who upgrade every 2-3 years, AppleCare+ is great. It's literally insurance for your phone except you don't have to deal with the insurer. I'
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3y ago
One or two purchases every two or three years isn't exactly breaking the bank. Probably spend more on coffees or alcohol.
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3y ago
Basically back to pre-COVID levels. Only people who bought in the last two years or so are underwater. Can’t walk away as easily as in the US though.
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3y ago
Nope, no emails have been sent. There is just a small banner when you into the domains.google admin console. Hoping Cloudflare move faster on .dev and .app so I can migrate before the inevitable fuckups happen with the transition to Squares
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