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by karlgkk 2y ago
Article answers that
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> I've never seen malware that infected millions of devices in seconds and made them unusable for days and maybe weeks to come. Yes, well, that's because we have built much more resilient systems, of which anti-virus is a subs
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by karlgkk 2y ago
Ah, typical short sightedness. Heated grips are reasonably common… on motorcycles.
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by karlgkk 2y ago
I honestly don’t believe that’s true, tbh.
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by karlgkk 2y ago
For what it's worth, the entry level PowerBook 100 in 1991, when adjusted for inflation, cost about $5500 USD. An entry level iBook in 2003 would cost about $2700 USD. Yeah, it's expensive, but it's also astonishing how much
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by karlgkk 2y ago
I didn't say it was an Android killer. I just said that it wasn't vaporware hype - since it's shipped and lots of people have been using it. You made the rest of that up in your own head and then got mad about it.
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by karlgkk 2y ago
I'm tired of hearing "Tim Apple's Apple Can't Engineer". VisionOS has some of the most incredible, coolest engineering I've seen in a long time, from top to bottom. Even if you're not interested in AR&#x2F
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by karlgkk 2y ago
The minority of those issues are for the fuchsia update, despite your lame attempts at searching. The simple fact is that they pulled it off, and many millions more are shipping with it without a problem.
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> nothing behind it but tech journalist hype It's been shipped to millions of devices, quietly.
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That’s kind of the point though isn’t it? Why not just put this on Paramount+ or gate that through Paramount+? They have tons of content, why not make it available? Because it’s difficult, and they don’t see the value prop, even even though
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by karlgkk 2y ago
Apple made this, Apple News. It works great. Google could totally pull something like this off
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Encryption isn’t the problem here, it’s key management. And Microsoft’s solution was borderline useless
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by karlgkk 2y ago
Privacy is a major factor in apples ad campaigns. They do a pretty good job and offer pretty good strict options… compared to Microsoft or Google. (Hey, the bar is low!) A lot of people care, enough that Apple thinks running major ad campai
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mushrooms plus a hike is pretty good
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You should try doing that for the Netflix app. It’ll surely work, because nobody’s ever thought of that hole before!
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by karlgkk 2y ago
That wouldn’t affect Netflix at all, since it respects the protected draw or secure draw or whatever rights management term it is
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> “I would walk up to kids and say, ‘Give me your phone,’ and they would clutch it, and I would say that’s what an alcoholic would do if you tried to take away their bottle,” he says. I agree there is a problem; but, how wildly condescen
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What future though? And it’s easily replaced by a hardware button on a phone. I expect Google and Apple will release theirs this year.
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I didn’t say they weren’t.
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I don’t think they’ve ever cared about being top dog, just the best. And the best might not be for everyone
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No epidemiologists were going around saying "eh it could never happen". In fact, many of them were warning after SARS. Trump actually took apart Obama's virus disaster-readiness warehouses and other programs in 2018-2019. Ver
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For what it's worth, the last major earthquake here killed 63 people, the significant majority of which were on various freeways and bridges that collapsed. All infrastructure has undergone significant retrofitting since then.
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That is a horrifying answer, if you think about it. To suggest "it's not getting confused, it's just lying" without being able to determine why?
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It's a margins game, now. West is still ahead. Won't last forever, but it will for a few years more, at least.
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The sanctions are making a huge impact - chip making is more complex than almost any other current industry. I don't think sanctions will stop them from achieving their goal, but it will push them back from their goal of independence b
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They were always going to try to in-house chip making - it's a huge point of geopolitical risk for them. Sanctions were not self-defeating, if anything, they were effective in their goals and slowed China down.
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This is pretty cool. For anyone interested, it's an int overflow in savegame image handling code.
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The Amiga got completely creamed by x86 and was a footnote by 1994, when it was cancelled. It's best titles were ported to other platforms or forgotten. The people who succeeded the strongest on it moved on to other platforms, but its
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There's a few things at play here. First, Elon cut a bunch of "non-essential" core Twitter staff, like the trust and safety teams. This is going to cause long term brand damage - in fact, it already is! Second, Elon completel
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by karlgkk 3y ago
One of the orgs that Elon cut the hardest was the trust and safety and spam team. He had strong condemnation for their "suppression" of "free speech". Maybe he had a point. Maybe he didn't. But what is clear is that

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