minimeow

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by minimeow 9d ago
Yes the lack of transparency on ARM architecture and the obfuscation of the RAM capacity with just the slot information is annoying. Not sure if it is deliberate to sell this at a premium to "mainframe" customers or whether its ju
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by minimeow 10d ago
This is what happens when more than half the company is away attending the Salesforce cult-indoctrination stuff while spending all their bandwidth making customers/partners feel good.... The stuff that matters to keep the lights on get
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by minimeow 14d ago
I always wanted to know how physics and kinematics came together and could be worked on with code. Your blog post was enlightening. Thanks.
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by minimeow 16d ago
The tech is workable. The issue is the AVP is heavy and big. So I'd say we're still at the Motorola brick phone not even the Nokia stage yet. Shrink the AVP down to glasses size and I'll agree on the Nokia analogy.
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by minimeow 16d ago
Valid except for the issue that the live authenticity was part what Apple's culture and cult following attractive to many of the power-users and creatives that made the brand gain enormous value. Playing it safe with media-trained MBA-
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by minimeow 16d ago
Yeah I was never the biggest fan of Craig Federighi previously but contrasted against the new generation of usual suspects being fielded by Apple, he actually stands out as having character. But yes the format of the Apple Event was formula
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by minimeow 18d ago
Statistically you are very correct.
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by minimeow 18d ago
Now I'm curious. What is the better mapping and streetview tool at this point?
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by minimeow 29d ago
The author makes an excellent point. There are too many poor Terminal UIs created just for the sake of having a TUI. Often these are not well constructed or lack sufficient thought to be effective/productive. But the broader trend in G
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by minimeow 29d ago
My trust in Flatpak diminished after installing the book reader Calibre and finding that despite the sandboxing Calibre was given blanket access to my drive. Apparently a quirk of the developer behind Calibre insisting upon it. No warnings