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by leucineleprec0n 5y ago
Am I the only one who likes the padded, easy-to-read UI but just wishes MS would actually implement it across the OS? I don't want MacOS infinitesimal icons nor windows xp aesthetics. I like what they're doing, there is just a lot
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by leucineleprec0n 5y ago
you can but the issue is they limit the media storage to 8gb. :eyeroll. I can see why they'd want to leave some to the OS, but it really defeats half the purpose of 32 on a watch as is if limited to 8GB for media.
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by leucineleprec0n 5y ago
Took the words out of my mouth and then some, by a mile (In reality I only had ~ two of those arguments to make). In particular, completely agree RE: the misplaced itch to ascribe some abandonware label to FOSS exclusively. It is outright
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by leucineleprec0n 5y ago
This isn’t even new, the idea that the bioenergetic functions of neurons play a central role in pathological disorder is a one of many different popularized theories. This place discovers the basics day in and day out, lol.
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by leucineleprec0n 5y ago
The utter lack of contrast, horrible font antics, and weird obsession with tiny icons drives me mad
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by leucineleprec0n 5y ago
RE google; I can't remember who here stated otherwise but I believe that promotion policy (unspoken or otherwise) is no longer in effect and the rot has... presumably a different antecedent if we accept the premise anyways
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by leucineleprec0n 5y ago
exactly. just fucking flipping the "contrast, on" switch buried in accessibility is not a panacea, and it is no substitute for a regular high-contrast UI on beeauty grounds alone! God forbid third-party apps even utilizing a nativ
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by leucineleprec0n 5y ago
Ah shit is Ive really to blame for iOS 7? The OS and increasingly MacOS feels so dreary, lacking contrast, etc ever since. Animations also never recovered imo
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by leucineleprec0n 5y ago
Why don't you come back to me when fertility rates rise.
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by leucineleprec0n 5y ago
Right, that's a cute way of being obtuse. The antecedents to successful careers are, to a degree. The generally-applicable cognitive skillset is the point.
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by leucineleprec0n 5y ago
Ah yeah, correct. Weren't the first ones using Firewire IO? Just classic levels of insular on Jobs' part edit: maybe not, plausibly just charging
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by leucineleprec0n 5y ago
Stop using X86 chips. I kid, but encouraging more efficient server architecture is surely meaningfully beneficial and will only prove moreso in the near future. Also: don't buy coins.
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by leucineleprec0n 5y ago
Just the opposite. Arguably anyone reading these comments - yes, you — ought to have a greater number of children. A world of fecund engineers, executives, mathmeticians and what have you is a world vastly more equipped to deal with climate
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by leucineleprec0n 5y ago
It didn't really take off until flash and the colored assortment anyways tho
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by leucineleprec0n 5y ago
> Actually, it's less painful to run unsigned executable on Windows, than on macOS. Indeed. I just want MS to merge the control panel & $ettings in a fluent UI, for the love of god. do that and update a few UI formats away from
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by leucineleprec0n 5y ago
Precisely. I'n quite excited to see if google will make chromeOS functional for development in the sense of a meaningful, non-scrapped together existence. Bringing real Linux programs out of beta is a start.
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by leucineleprec0n 5y ago
Mostly just chip/memory wise tho, their outer design is jewlrey I prefer plastic components much of the time in electronics. CNC aluminum - sorry, aluminium, and glass are really overutilized.
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by leucineleprec0n 5y ago
Honestly, I just spent about a year on MacOS because of the hardware. That time also includes an M1 Macbook. Frankly, now that there are so many high quality, thermally-suitable ultrabooks,I'm done, I don't care if the M1 blows ev
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by leucineleprec0n 5y ago
Where does this memetic lie come from? AMD's listed "15W TDP" is irrelevant to the observed wattage and frequency (or performance) curves. And we've seen Apple's A12, A13 on a similar TSMC 7NM node - older if I may
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by leucineleprec0n 5y ago
"That's commonly repeated, but is a misunderstanding. Up until this point the difference was mostly that an x86 decoder took up more chip area, which given Intel's historical leads in process tech was no big deal to them. How
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by leucineleprec0n 5y ago
Suppose it depends on which part of the chain he attributes error, plausible lighting or poor positioning - anything that is an employee duty - does throw it off and then they scrub it. But yeah. Still.
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Preliminary Alder Lake geekbench results(tomshardware.com)
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by leucineleprec0n 5y ago
This is what I love and have loved about HN, haha. Thanks.
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by leucineleprec0n 5y ago
The question was one in rhetorical jest, no? Clearly the former statement is "correct"
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by leucineleprec0n 5y ago
Created an account again (lost old few weeks old one lol) just to reply in enthusiastic agreement on the utility of barebones custom software - but not so much due to the lack of public-facing maintenance and the responsibilities that lie i