michelb

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1. 481.▲
   by michelb 6y ago

   If your adversary was a state, they probably control most of the exit nodes you connect to.
2. 482.▲
   by michelb 6y ago

   Anyone knowledgable on the matter, what was the Elon nonsense to truth ratio?
3. 483.▲
   by michelb 6y ago

   I think Steve would have sounded like a broken record, much like Ive has been. New times require new people, and some people at Apple should REALLY be replaced by fresher ones. I doubt Steve/Ive would have let the new widget and icon c
4. 484.▲
   by michelb 6y ago

   And never again need that knowledge on the job you apply for.
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   by michelb 6y ago

   I'm having several finder windows with tabs open as I work on certain projects. From time to time something crashes and closes all windows. Is there a way to 'store' the finder's open windows(including tabs!) and then re
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   by michelb 6y ago

   Most of the Dutch tax agency and pension calculations run on COBOL as well, and will be for the foreseeable future. Most bank still run it as well. Rabobank switched in 2018 to a hybrid setup with IBM Z (whatever that is) but still uses a l
7. 487.▲
   by michelb 6y ago

   Good deal here, no affiliation/affiliate link: https://stacksocial.com/sales/adguard-family-plan-lifetime-s... Best purchase I've made in a long time.
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   by michelb 6y ago

   Harder to block ads in the app.
9. 489.▲
   by michelb 6y ago

   Suppose Apple loses. Will they then start messing with the app approval process for this company out of spite?
10. 490.▲
    by michelb 6y ago

    Triller is ancient. If anything the next app is going to be Byte. Until that jumps the shark.
11. 491.▲
    by michelb 6y ago

    Seems to not be a problem for Facebook
12. 492.▲
    by michelb 6y ago

    Having tried many machines and manual ways of making coffee, is there a real difference between says a Nespresso, Mokka, or a top-of-the-line Jura? I mean, given the same beans etc, is a Jura noticeably better tasting?
13. 493.▲
    by michelb 6y ago

    I'd say he is not completely right, yet. Many of my students type up their thesis on their phone (totally crazy to me, but I'm 'old'), and only switch to a laptop to get it into shape/format to turn it in. Give it s
14. 494.▲
    by michelb 6y ago

    Move fast and break other people's things.
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    by michelb 6y ago

    This rings true for me. The analysis of the craft, and looking over the shoulder was really great. Hearing a 'grandmaster' talk about their profession and giving a little demo is quite interesting. There are some real gems in the
16. 496.▲
    by michelb 6y ago

    More like early 1300's when guilds had masters and apprentice craftsmen.
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    by michelb 6y ago

    The examples in the article are horrendous. I'm not a fan of the current flat, 'material' design, but I do have reservations about "MacOS Dribbble". I hope the contrast issues will be fixed, and icons will be more i
18. 498.▲
    by michelb 6y ago

    The Mac Pro serves such a tiny, tiny sliver of the pro market, I don't know if they got played. I mean, the big audio/editing/GFX studios that bought a Mac Pro will keep using them for years or swap to Windows if no powerful
19. 499.▲
    by michelb 6y ago

    I'm always amazed at the various types of delicious fruit nature produces. Walking over a foreign market is like fruit fantasy land for me.
20. 500.▲
    by michelb 6y ago

    >I wonder what are the owner of Mac Pro feeling now having just spend a $5K+ Mac Pro with Intel. Not much. If you bought that machine you didn't care about it much as you bought older hardware at a premium price-point. You bought it
21. 501.▲
    by michelb 6y ago

    But, say, 250m will achieve nothing for true moonshots (like the ones mentioned on the site) without political will? Honestly, the example moonshots listed on the site NEED political will to succeed at all.
22. 502.▲
    by michelb 6y ago

    I'm pretty sure the first device will be a low-end laptop. It should be great for that as the iPad shows. I'm really not convinced they have anything that can rival the iMac/Intel for extensive load.
23. 503.▲
    by michelb 6y ago

    Unlikely. I think they are just spread very thin, internal communications between groups is still broken, the dev process is/was broken (but is supposedly being fixed), and departments probably still don't cooperate. Priorities li
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    by michelb 6y ago

    I don't buy that anymore. There's a multitude of ways to improve Siri while respecting privacy. Apple doesn't have to go the Google way to improve. Apple knows a ton about me, they have realtime access to my email, calendar,
25. 505.▲
    by michelb 6y ago

    I'm shocked that the package apparently didn't contain a message. I mean, why would send a fish without a persuasive note?
26. 506.▲
    by michelb 6y ago

    Would you rather have say, Google’s style of replying on issues with deafening silence? I see your point though. I think it’s better this way. A company can be helpful or shoot themselves in the foot while they figure out to communicate. To
27. 507.▲
    by michelb 6y ago

    Max/MSP opened so many cool doors for me back in the day when I was studying interaction design. The audio design students used it to rig up cool instruments and audio performances. I connected tons of sensors and controlled outputs ov
28. 508.▲
    by michelb 6y ago

    In that case it really doesn't matter where you work.
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    by michelb 6y ago

    Are there any recent, somewhat credible sightings? I mean we have millions of highquality lenses watching the skies, almost everyone has a camera in their pocket. Every piece of video nowadays should be in at least 720p quality, quite clea
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    by michelb 7y ago

    Some hospitals converted those C-PAP machines into ventilators using these modifications: https://engineering.berkeley.edu/news/2020/04/turning-sleep-...