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mrkstu
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mrkstu
8mo ago
So they need to finally finish Knowledge Navigator…
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mrkstu
8mo ago
To be fair he isn't legitimate head of state- he lost an election and is officially recognized as a usurper and the US had support of those who actually won.
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mrkstu
8mo ago
There is close to zero chance the current Supreme Court would find a law that criminalizes possession of a file describing the making a gun to be constitutional.
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mrkstu
9mo ago
CNN: https://lite.cnn.com/
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mrkstu
9mo ago
Because Adobe would have gone Windows only, which would have been a potentially fatal blow to Apple at the time. Same reason Claris was spun out.
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mrkstu
9mo ago
I’m assuming that they’re going to (fairly) lock AI generative features behind the subscription since they’ll be incurring ongoing costs.
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mrkstu
9mo ago
This is partly because of the culture of hacking the GUI started back in the 80s with original Mac OS. Extending the OS beyond base capabilities is fun, but Apple also is usually selling an 'as is' experience like a high end chef.
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mrkstu
9mo ago
Pick up a copy of BetterDisplay. Absolutely useful for monitors with non-standard resolutions.
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mrkstu
9mo ago
When a user is specifically jail-breaking the service to do so, I'll put it on the user rather than the service.
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mrkstu
9mo ago
Until the party system existed, this was true. As soon as the party system evolved (pretty much immediately), with the President nominally the head of the party and the President has at least 1/3 of the Senate, the President comes near
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mrkstu
9mo ago
Panama has done fine since a similar intervention. The US didn't loot Iraq or Kuwait. Trump is supremely transactional, so he doesn't do anything for free, but the high likelihood is that the US as a whole will spend more than it
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mrkstu
9mo ago
Server side rendered sites that are dynamic in nature- you'll only get a literal snapshot of state you happen to be in...
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mrkstu
10mo ago
This seems to be the key point- I just checked my state issued electronic id and it has no connection with citizenship data so it would be useless in establishing citizenship-you still need a birth certificate or similar.
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mrkstu
10mo ago
I’ve highly preferred Safari on Mac OS for a very long time- the bugs and memory leaks are forcing me to Firefox at this point, it’s completely unusable on the betas I’ve been driving lately in the hope they fix the previous bugs.
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mrkstu
10mo ago
The last thing CA or SF are is starved of revenue. Lack of effective utilization of said revenue is by far the issue here, as can be seen by looking at peer states/cities/countries spending analogous amounts of money.
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mrkstu
10mo ago
My wife is a travel agent. Lately she has been telling clients not to look at fares while she is looking as the dynamic pricing will jack up the fares she can get for them if they look at the same routes she is.
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mrkstu
11mo ago
I was able to interrupt the issue with a regular 'esc' key.
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mrkstu
11mo ago
Job’s aversion to making a ‘gaming machine’ has paid off these decades later…
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mrkstu
11mo ago
You can import new roots via Keychain, correct?
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mrkstu
1y ago
Yeah, VMWare post-acquisition is trying to help what the limits of lock-in are...
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mrkstu
1y ago
Would love to see that shared in github/lab if you’re allowed.
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mrkstu
1y ago
You vote for the moderation you like with your digital feet- see X vs BlueSky
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mrkstu
1y ago
And firing a bunch of directors who complained? I assume if they were given a rational strategy behind the moves they would haven’t made a peep.
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mrkstu
1y ago
Turning on reduce transparency makes it perfectly usable, generally. Even with transparency on its gotten much better than the early betas, which is good, since that is the happy code path and gets more testing coverage.
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1y ago
Father’s.
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1y ago
My father’s (extended) side of the family seems to have once a generation severe autistic case and many of us less severely on the spectrum. Doesn’t seem to exist on my mother’s side with any regularity with similar cohort sizes. Lots of Ph
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mrkstu
1y ago
Yep- your phone or electrical provider don’t monitor your speech for objectionable content and neither should someone like Cloudflare once they achieve ’utility’ like status.
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mrkstu
1y ago
Collective guilt is problematic regardless of which direction you point the gun.
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mrkstu
1y ago
My goodness, people need to leave their ‘supremacist’ scarlet letters in their bags for when they’re actually earned. The Brits are just as much ‘native’ people to their lands as any aboriginal group. To want to keep their characteristic cu
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1y ago
If he’s only paying $50 most of it is connection fees and low usage distorting his per kWh price way up.
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