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mjhagen
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mjhagen
14d ago
Yep, I was daily driving a Quadra 700 in 1998.
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mjhagen
21d ago
I’ve been running it for a couple months, I’d say we’re pretty much out of danger.
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mjhagen
2mo ago
I was having it look at creating a driver for some old scanner and it actively looked up exactly where that gray area for my country was wrt decompilation.
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mjhagen
7mo ago
It's been my go-to since 2009! That's longer than I had thought. It just did what it said on the sticker and has always been unobtrusive and respectful of the user when adding a few features every now and then. Thankful to have be
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mjhagen
11mo ago
Last I used it, it was a plumbing game.
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mjhagen
11mo ago
I for the life of me can’t figure out why anyone would post such an extremely divisive comment.
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mjhagen
1y ago
that phrase was used all the time to describe HyperTalk and AppleTalk
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mjhagen
2y ago
But can it run Crysis?
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mjhagen
2y ago
LLMs don’t, but who said AGI should come from LLMs alone. When I ask ChatGPT about something “we” worked on months ago, it “remembers” and can continue on the conversation with that history in mind. I’d say, humans are also bound to promoti
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mjhagen
2y ago
Nakamichi is what we used in theater tech in the 80s and 90s.
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mjhagen
2y ago
I take it you mean that like the dotcom bubble? As in The Internet didn't go away, but the investors returned to a little more sensible thinking.
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mjhagen
2y ago
I made it to 2 minutes and 5 seconds.
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mjhagen
2y ago
Exactly, it's the percentage that's just too damn high.
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mjhagen
2y ago
Do you have a source for (1)? I see a lot more CVEs for (desktop) Chrome than for (any) Safari. Also, a native version of Chrome doesn't exist yet on iOS, so how can you say it has a better security record?
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mjhagen
2y ago
I think Beelink alone has more than 65 mini PCs :)
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mjhagen
2y ago
I certainly wasn’t cool for being into the Mac back then. PCs, but mostly Commodores and Amigas was where it was at.
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mjhagen
2y ago
Spot the javascript dev
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mjhagen
2y ago
I hope you're wrong.
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mjhagen
2y ago
It’s kept Europeans happy and healthy though.
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mjhagen
3y ago
Reminds me a bit of BeOS as well.
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mjhagen
3y ago
> it's all about collecting the rent Which is not illegal.
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mjhagen
3y ago
> but is apparently still only „meant“ for light browsing Where do you get that idea? The M1 Air was already more than enough for all my web dev needs. I have lots of docker containers running all the time and I don't notice anythin
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mjhagen
3y ago
Spotify doesn't pay that though.
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mjhagen
3y ago
> Apple's conduct, which lasted for almost ten years, may have led many iOS users to pay significantly higher prices for music streaming subscriptions [...] Apple Music and Spotify subscriptions cost exactly the same.
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mjhagen
3y ago
As I understand it, the application is using Apple's APIs which could include things Apple needs to pay license fees to other parties for.
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mjhagen
3y ago
The pitch video makes me think of General Magic.
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mjhagen
3y ago
And a lot of patience was needed for browsing the web back then.
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mjhagen
3y ago
> it doesn't seem to be working long term Define "Long term", it's been working pretty well for over a century.
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mjhagen
3y ago
Meanwhile, TSLA is up 2% pre market.
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mjhagen
3y ago
I'm holding out for Macro.
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