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mattl
2y ago
Yeah or OBS.
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2y ago
It’s what the verification mark is typically called
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2y ago
> I don't see what the problem was with using domains. DNS for your average user is too complicated. Also what should the domain name be for a journalist at the NYT? What if they leave the NYT?
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2y ago
That’s not true though. They were for journalists and public figures.
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mattl
2y ago
Is that the same video where they shout at a hard disk?
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2y ago
Most of the rest of the comparisons seem to be “well it doesn’t do all of this Google specific AI stuff” No mention given of course to all the Apple-ecosystem stuff it can’t do either. I wouldn’t trust Apple to give me a comparison either b
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2y ago
Seems a little misleading of them to say the iPhone won’t have seven years of security updates when that’s standard for iPhones but hasn’t been the case for most Android phones.
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mattl
2y ago
I heard this too but apparently not to unlock the system or wake it. But I’m happy I can keep using my third party controllers
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2y ago
Pro Controller went from $80 to $85.
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2y ago
Did Yahoo give up their GeoCities trademark?
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2y ago
Really like this. In Safari on iOS this works great. If this combined dark mode and reader mode font sizes I’d call my favorite way to read the mobile web.
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2y ago
Highest I could find was $250 for 4. https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=trader+joes+mini+tote&_...
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2y ago
I still have some pots of Citadel Miniatures branded acrylic paint from the mid 1980s that’s still good to use.
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2y ago
Trader Joe’s doesn’t make anything themselves, they buy basically everything from other companies who brand it for them. As a result they often have products that only exist for a short time before they become unavailable.
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2y ago
I’m probably the wrong person to ask as I have a 1998 PowerMac G3 at home running Rhapsody. But as long as the Intel Macs are getting OS updates + a few years would be my guess. There are a lot of people with expensive computers that still
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2y ago
Only on Apple Silicon I believe.
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2y ago
What’s your browsers user agent and what plugins and extensions do you have?
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2y ago
> 3. Clipboard history It's called the pasteboard on macOS and has been since NeXTSTEP. The way they work is a little different IIRC.
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2y ago
Strange, I have Safari open on my 8GB Base Model M1 Mac mini with 30+ tabs all the time.
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2y ago
Ah, I use mine exclusively on the right.
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2y ago
This is what they have been doing for years since rsync was released under the GPLv3.
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2y ago
Typing with one hand on the keyboard and one on the built-in trackpad?
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2y ago
And the rest of the industry (which is basically Logitech, let's face it) isn't in a race to the bottom to make things thinner and thinner each year. Apple isn't doing that so much now, maybe they can make a good mouse again
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2y ago
I don’t think it’s that: I think it’s just an uncomfortable mouse that used to run on a pair of Duracell batteries and they did a quick job to replace that with a rechargeable battery.
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2y ago
The bottom is the best place for it. It would look really bad on the top and the rest of the mouse is kinda thin. Also the port is a retrofit over the previous model which took a pair of AA batteries. It’s not some terrible design choice fr
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2y ago
People love to dunk on the USB port being on the bottom. The USB port isn’t the issue: you plug in your mouse, go make a cup of coffee or go get your lunch and your mouse is fine in a few minutes. The bigger issue is that it’s not a very ni
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I’m not sure they care about rsync’s code, they probably just don’t want to maintain an old fork of rsync under GPLv2.
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2y ago
librsync is distributed under the GNU LGPL v2.1 I can see no reason why Apple wouldn't be fine with that.
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2y ago
Yeah, you’ve been to approximately 9000 of them and I’ve been to less than five.
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2y ago
At one point NeXT considered distributing GCC under the GPL with some proprietary parts linked at first boot into the binary. Stallman after speaking with lawyers rejected this. https://sourceforge.net/p/clisp/clis
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