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by klausa 3y ago
There's also a higher-pin variant of the chonky boi on the very right, that plugs into the headset for debugging purposes: https://9to5mac.com/2024/02/02/apple-selling-300-developer-s...
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by klausa 3y ago
That's not what Center Stage is. Center Stage is a feature where a device uses an ultra-wide camera, and then is supposed to track your _face_ as you move and shift around it it's field of view. I find it most useful for FaceTime
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by klausa 3y ago
It'd break if you wanted to do the dumbest thing and just not stream the windows users aren't looking at; but lowering the stream resolution on the fly could work but now involves more complexity (on both sides to communicate when
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by klausa 3y ago
Not really? Do the math of how much bandwidth like three windows/screens (because with this model each window is basically its own screen) at 4K/100hz/10bit color each would take. You're at limits of TB4 _very quickly_.
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by klausa 3y ago
I imagine it's mostly a CPU/battery/bandwidth concern at this point — having one wireless 4.5k/60 (or is it 90?) stream from your Mac is difficult enough; having a potentially unbound number of them (for arbitrary number
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by klausa 3y ago
You're right; I somehow missed that part, and it makes me more skeptical about the overall article now.
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by klausa 3y ago
I think a missing context here is that this is aimed at people who work with VFX and other forms of computer-made images; and even more in context of "what should your authoritative master format for archival purposes be". Which a
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by klausa 3y ago
If you wanna play semantics, and argue that the demonstration requires a M-Something chip, then they have in a $599 iPad Air with M1. Or I guess a Mac Mini with M2 for the same price. If you want to be more lenient, the $129 Apple TV has A1
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by klausa 3y ago
These are not in any way competitors to A320 and B737. They are much smaller, with 2-2 seating, compared to 3-3 in the bigger jets. There are some routes and airlines where these are competitive; but they are not similar planes.
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by klausa 3y ago
Ah, gotcha. I thought you might have some weird, nice needs and was curious about it :)
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by klausa 3y ago
A "bundle" and "merger" are a very different things.
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by klausa 3y ago
The link is dead and won't work for anyone without [showdead] enabled; for posterity here's the content: Leads across Google are sending coordinated emails within their orgs announcing layoffs. They've all gone out in the
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by klausa 3y ago
What do you have in your git config that requires switching over host architecture?
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by klausa 3y ago
Do you have results on your research written up somewhere?
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by klausa 3y ago
Find My works in airplane mode.
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by klausa 3y ago
But that’s my point! The way you talk or think about it is absolutely influenced by what you’re used to, and what you’ve grown up with. To you, it’s obvious and natural that „half” is 1/2. To me, it looks off and I have to „convert” it
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by klausa 3y ago
I think this is also a case of just being more familiar with something, I find "1/2" or "3/8" much harder to parse than "0.5" or "0.375" (having grown up in the EU).
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by klausa 3y ago
Many of those are dependent also on trim level, not just make and model; which makes the original point moot, no? But maybe I've also been spoiled by German car rental places — literally every single car I got here in the past ~5 years
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by klausa 3y ago
Unless I have very specific needs (like six seats or whatever), why would I care about specific make and model?
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by klausa 3y ago
Oh absolutely! But that's true of ~anyone making chips; my point was that Apple isn't any worse in that regard due to their "secrecy".
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by klausa 3y ago
Either I'm having insanely good luck or I have extremely low expectations of a toaster, but I genuinely don't understand how a toaster does "bad job". What were the issues you were having?
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by klausa 3y ago
>A refrigerator that can’t last 20 years is terrible for the environment to throw away when it lasts 3-6 like many Samsung and LG fridges do… Modern fridges are much more energy efficient, which makes this calculus somewhat complicated.
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by klausa 3y ago
You don't need to change regions anymore. And I think recently when you look up directions in Apple Maps, it even suggests adding a transit card if you don't have one! Here, under Transit Cards in Maps. https://www.macr
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by klausa 3y ago
https://www.pasmo.co.jp/visitors/en/news/pdf/2023731_press_r...
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by klausa 3y ago
Apparently as of ~last week or so regular Suicas have started popping up again. But it was never a problem to get one at the airport, which where a vast majority of people should get them. If you skipped that part, it was quite painful in t
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by klausa 3y ago
Yes, the famously compartmentalized Apple, whose roadmap regularly leaks out to the press years (cars, AirTags, Vision Pro) and months in advance (leaks about every iPhone), absolutely a great target for subterfuge.
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by klausa 3y ago
I will eat a hat if XSX or PS5 made money at launch.
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by klausa 3y ago
This is very funny/sad because Uber has one of the biggest iOS teams in the world.
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by klausa 3y ago
Because that's not how videogames in 2023 (or the past ~decade plus) have worked. You need, at a very minimum: — login system that also works with consoles — persistence for users stats (maybe not for some kinds of games) — matchmaking
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by klausa 3y ago
Videogames also by very definition attract the kind of people who will want to hack the servers for fun; which in extreme cases will also involve RCE on the player's computers: https://www.polygon.com/22898895/dark

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