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by mastrsushi 5y ago
Regardless, they’re ignoring a massive demographic. Besides gaming, when consumer software stops support for macOS, it doesn’t look good.
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
That either reads “we don’t have the resources to support our second largest OS platform” or there are too little users still using the native desktop client. Mind you, this is a company that went out of their way to port a Linux client in
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
What about this client is M1 specific?
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
I wish I was some angry white guy from the 50s just so I could experience first hand what it’s like to hear about a computer program that teaches you how to perform better at video games. As opposed to an actual person and an actual game.
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
fear I am in fear for my loved ones. I am hiding under my blanket.
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
You don’t think Apple does any surveillance and sell to companies? They don’t reject apps that spy, just the ones that do without a benefit to them.
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
By writing anything :^)
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
……………yay…………….
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
This man quite literally has his head buried in the sand.
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
season 16 :'(
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
I think it's more to do with lack of social engagement. It's not difficult to figure out how to refresh your accounts comment page.
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
I know this is completely random, but I just love how HN posters rarely communicate with each other past one or two comments.
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
Elton John on morning glory seeds album? Pfff BIG DEAL
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
The Itanic sunk like 15 years ago, they just finally stopped making chick flicks about it.
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
It’s at least noticeable, what do they even make anymore that’s valuable? DB software, Java?
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
>”I simply punch in the IP address of my Raspberry Pi, tack the port where the Miniflux service is running at, and log in. Easy!” lol
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
Steve Jobs was talking about his lack of showers back in 1980.
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
I peeked newer episodes a while back. The had major budget cuts, switched to Flash or whatever soul less vector graphic animation software those Canadian cartoons like Johnny Test and Total Drama Island use.
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
Keyword: some
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
“ the constant backlash of people with attitudes like yours who somehow think this is better” This reeks of bitterness and projecting. I never claimed wfh is worse, to your suprise I actually prefer working from home. If you do not like the
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
“ The company kept saying we will be more productive at the office. That's the opposite of what I am seeing. My team is now taking longer for cards, and the amount of time wasted in the office is ridiculous. The number of people, mindl
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
Never trust something foolishly titled “All you need to know”
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
No one ever really needs to buy >a< kit.
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
I was thinking what if this startup doesn't even exist in 5 years. And what if this replacement part thing becomes done by 20 other OEMs. But I don't see how the widely copied design from the 2008 MacBook would matter.
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
“Navigating the internet” is dead. The majority of users are swiping at 5 second videos between 5 major platforms. The rest of the web is weird tabloids and abandoned blog spots. Try looking up a recipe and tell me you don’t get plagued wit
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
With all the other OEMs out there that have used the same exhausted design, do you really think Apple is going to go after some start up? It has chiclet keys and a black bezel sure, but nothing about this screams carbon copied MacBook anymo
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
>“Our generations Multics” What, because they’re both complex? Multics was never successful enough to be used much outside of Honeywell. They’re both considered complex, but there are so many other examples of industry relevant technolog
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
A successful programming language is rarely ever something that stands on its own. It’s usually the byproduct of a corporation or some sort of organized committee. It gains relevance through a growing community or standardized through some
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
I do like the idea of repurposing Firefox into an SSH browser.
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by mastrsushi 5y ago
With the way Mozilla’s management has been going, they might as well stop HTTP support as well :^)

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