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by mickelsen 2y ago
Does it mean he will have to pay for it all his life? Ask Spaniards how they feel about the constant brain drain. Maybe they don't care so much, but they could finance other things. Just as he's free to vote, he's free to mov
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by mickelsen 2y ago
No 365?
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by mickelsen 2y ago
Careful, until the developers clarify. https://github.com/lencx/ChatGPT/issues?q=trojan https://github.com/lencx/nofwl/issues/102
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by mickelsen 2y ago
Given that this is owned Broadcom now, and they are going all in with squeezing every last drop from ESXi and similar offerings, I wonder what's gonna happen with Fusion in the future; while now you only pay for commercial usage, maybe
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by mickelsen 2y ago
Now we need something to disable all the little annoyances, ML daemons, Siri, Apple Music and related in MacOS just as safely.
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BeOS Demo Video(youtube.com)
6 points by mickelsen 3y ago|2 comments
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by mickelsen 3y ago
Yeah, this is so annoying, thank you for bringing it up here. Here's a discussion on reddit about it: https://old.reddit.com/r/chrome/comments/1aygq7v/the_disable... And the issue on Chromium Issue
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by mickelsen 3y ago
I think it's about losing patience with ideas he already holds, seeing that they never get a chance for implementation. I believe this happens to all of us as we get older, regardless of our political beliefs.
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by mickelsen 3y ago
x86-only :c
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by mickelsen 3y ago
Onenote as it was on the Mac back in 2015-6, with its rich text canvas and table support, with... 1. Actual WYSIWYG but limiting some parameters so pages don't inherit ghost styles from copying&pasting, like indentation or margin r
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by mickelsen 3y ago
Nah man, you doubled down on justifying your pathological empathy to your friend, so it's well deserved that he doesn't talk to you anymore. You are all in for yet another round of lessons from the global south, as you continue to
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by mickelsen 3y ago
This moralistic, low effort truism is the top comment? Come on.
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by mickelsen 3y ago
Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36002817
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by mickelsen 3y ago
I had this while tapering off Bupropion in 2020, tinnitus started shortly after that.
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by mickelsen 3y ago
It's interesting how in my frustration I intuitively tried that push-to-talk sorta-feature and it worked. Integrating something like Whisper and streaming live text could be neat, especially considering how different cultures handle co
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by mickelsen 3y ago
Interesting previous discussion that touches upon LED and light quality: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35371750
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by mickelsen 3y ago
I'm with Google on this one.
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by mickelsen 3y ago
Probably not what you are looking for, but being non religious and ignorant myself on those topics, I was able to grasp a lot and get to details very quickly through ChatGPT. Things like discussing the disagreements among catholics with the
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by mickelsen 3y ago
Onenote replacement that feels like the 2016 mac version, complete with table handling.
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by mickelsen 3y ago
ah, and that is our problem now? If I like to use my browser with uBlock, buying a gift card on a sunday 4am right, sharing data from my phone, different city and with my new laptop, it is still your problem for not letting it go through.
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by mickelsen 3y ago
One day my card got cloned and I see some withdrawals from a foreign country. I promptly report it, transactions reversed and the bank issued a new card. After this, I was getting fraud alerts and either informative or confirmation SMS when
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by mickelsen 3y ago
The UK has always had that surveillance state thing wrapped in a friendly "frontend". Cops can visit you in your hometown because they are concerned about your posts or likes on social media, where such content doesn't have t
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by mickelsen 3y ago
Personal trainer.
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by mickelsen 3y ago
Yeah, back then I thought in the lines of "well whatever if they call people with it, what are they gonna get? Minutes off my plan?" But that was at a time when we didn't have so much tied to a phone number, or I could still
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by mickelsen 3y ago
I even saw some stuff that was Wine emulated, go figure.
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by mickelsen 3y ago
Yeah, back in 2020-2021 I got a 16" i9 Macbook, objectively better than my own but the amount of software they loaded -we are still talking about MacOS- slowed things down too much. Corporate mandated stuff, compliance software, IT pro
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by mickelsen 3y ago
Yea, I'm not sure about the US, but a few friends have had their stolen phones immediately used to contact everyone on whatsapp asking for money, sim swapped and tried access for all possible 2FAs on socials, banking, whatever they can
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by mickelsen 3y ago
Wow! So this explains why setting it up later down the road is almost instant on Macs with T2 or M1/M2? Because IIRC with <2016 macs there was a long wait if you already have been using that disk for a while.
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by mickelsen 3y ago
It's not if you do any meaningful work on it.
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by mickelsen 3y ago
Was it always like this with Windows and SW Bitlocker then? On the Mac, for more than 10 years Filevault FDE has been unnoticeable in terms of a performance hit. I remember that back then, before Macs had SSDs they also offered FV that only

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