mrweasel

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by mrweasel 1y ago
I obviously don't know, but I could easily imagine that Apples legal team has flagged it as a potential risk and the cost of keep the certification up to date is minimal, compared to some imagined risk. Safer to pay the fee, and not ha
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by mrweasel 1y ago
I don't think Solaris is Unix certified anymore. It was previously, but the current supported versions are not.
903.
by mrweasel 1y ago
So for those who, like me, wonders why Apple keeps getting macOS Unix certified, it's to avoid a lawsuit. Apple misused the Unix trademark when they first launched MacOS, so to avoid legal trouble with The Open Group, Terry Lambert was
904.
by mrweasel 1y ago
Wasn't eight of the ten best selling phones iPhones? It was even beaten by the iPhone 14 line up, which was only for sale in four out of the twelve months, while the SE was available for all twelve. You're right that it was good s
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by mrweasel 1y ago
Sure, but those logos need to replace the old ones, everywhere. The new logo might cost a few millions to design, but that's the least of it. You'd need to replace the old logo and naming everywhere from signs, websites, letterhea
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by mrweasel 1y ago
If it's layoffs aren't there a very real risk that the most talented people, who enjoy working from home will simply leave, while the less talented returns to the office because they'll have a harder time finding new jobs? So
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by mrweasel 1y ago
Rebranding an entire department under the US government cannot be cheap. That does not sound like something a frugal government does without a very good reason.
908.
by mrweasel 1y ago
While I have no idea, I just think it would be funny if this is YouTube blocking a massive number of bots/scrapers.
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by mrweasel 1y ago
Didn't the SE models sell notoriously bad as well? There are always a bunch of us who wants a smaller phone, but the sales number indicates that we are the minority. To some extend I also think it explains the increasingly thin phones.
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by mrweasel 1y ago
I think my complaint boils down to the fact that my usage can't justify a $1000+ phone. Rather than stuffing ever more features and processing power into the iPhone, I'd like the progress to be spend on making the phones cheaper
911.
by mrweasel 1y ago
The first iPhone in Denmark was 5500DKK in 2008 (at least that's the number I can find). In 2022 I could get the iPhone SE for 4500DKK, så the price actually went down a bit
912.
by mrweasel 1y ago
Closer to $850 here, so I guess it's used phones for me, or time to switch.
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by mrweasel 1y ago
Checking a price comparison site I say that's about right. With Android I can just pick a different phone that does the few things I need and save thousands. Apple doesn't provide me with that option anymore.
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by mrweasel 1y ago
The cheapest of the new phones is 7500DKK ~ 1175USD. That is just insane. I get that I can get an older models and that Apple is a "luxury" brand, but at $1000+ I don't get who buys new iPhones anymore. Apple seems stuck in
915.
by mrweasel 1y ago
I have reasons to believe that my sister works like this. We joke that she has "office hours". She will rarely answer messages or calls that she does not expect right away. Then at around eight in the evening, every other days or
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by mrweasel 1y ago
Many of the same issues would equally trip up none AI project. One reason these project might fail is because, like so many other things in business, AI is thrown at a project to cover up organisations short coming, terrible procedures, poo
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by mrweasel 1y ago
Mine does that as well, but it's like a five minute walk or two minutes on a bike, and I'd feel silly walking through the drive thru. It's not my impression that online ordering for pick-up is massively popular here. We do it
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by mrweasel 1y ago
Standing in line at McDonalds, to pick up an online order, made me think that maybe the drive thru isn't that great of an idea during rush hours. The staff needs to handle orders in a very specific sequence, to get the cars moving, mea
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by mrweasel 1y ago
That probably has more to do with who immigrates to Switzerland. I don't now the numbers, but people who immigrate to Switzerland is probably fairly well educated and generally pretty well of. Denmark is still a fairly high-trust socie
920.
by mrweasel 1y ago
Just replace AI with "Florida man".
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by mrweasel 1y ago
Movies always part business, and part art, but I think that for Hollywood studios the business part has grown, and the art bit has been pushed aside. Hollywood doesn't really do small movies, be it hand drawn or not. The article mentio
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by mrweasel 1y ago
That's not entirely true. They provide (partial) search for both Ecosia and Kagi and both of those to have excellent search results. Google can provide good search, they just don't use it themselves.
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by mrweasel 1y ago
One thing I find interesting is that people still react to Google being down, half-way down. ChatGPT was down yesterday, almost no one cared.
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by mrweasel 1y ago
The word joining always annoys me. I doubt very much that the Alex team is joining OpenAI, they where bought out. Joining implies some sort of semi-equal partnership, which I very much doubt this is.
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by mrweasel 1y ago
Wordpress? Why does it need to be headless though?
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by mrweasel 1y ago
Denmark. To be fair I haven't rented an apartment in 15 years. My understanding is that the rule still are: If you don't pay, you get a 14 day warning, if you don't pay within those 14 days, your lease can be terminated the n
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by mrweasel 1y ago
There's a Danish study that suggests that 99% of people ages 10 - 35 consume caffeine on a daily basis. Which seems insane. Energy drinks are the main source of caffeine for those age 10 - 14 and 10% of those exceeds the recommended li
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by mrweasel 1y ago
It's also not marketed in a way that appeals to children and teenagers.
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by mrweasel 1y ago
The Danish Technical Universities Food institute had some research suggesting that around 40% of children experienced sleep issues and restlessness from drinking to much caffeine. [1] The risk associated with to much caffeine according to t
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by mrweasel 1y ago
What? They are in no way entitled to see your pay slip, or know how much you make. Whether or not you can pay rent is entirely your problem (North EU). You have a deposit, typically three months rent, that's typically enough to indicat

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