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by nutjob2 6y ago
And defeating a CPU ID check is trivial. Companies selling hardware that is "Mac compatible" and profiting from that is a very different thing. Apple clearly cares about that.
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by nutjob2 6y ago
Apple is unlikely to waste engineering resources and product resources on something they don't care about. Hackintoshes are largely an enthusiast phenomenon that doesn't overlap much with their core market of people willing to spe
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by nutjob2 6y ago
It would just be stuck on the last x86 release of the OS. But even more likely is someone would port it to off the shelf ARM processors.
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by nutjob2 6y ago
Your comment is typical of the wishful thinking that is going on right now. You didn't mention the virus once. The inescapable calculus is that the more people go back to normal, improving the economy, the more likely it is for the vir
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by nutjob2 6y ago
How much weight should I give the opinion of someone who calls someone who disagrees with him "the pedo guy"? It's a serious question. Elon may run some successful companies, but beyond that his credibility has taken a beatin
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by nutjob2 6y ago
Twitter has every right to say what the truth is. It has the right to free speech as much as anyone else. It also will be held to account for its speech under the law.
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by nutjob2 6y ago
That is not true. The same rules apply to everyone. Here is a breakdown: https://imgur.com/gallery/wPsPtd7
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by nutjob2 6y ago
Your statement is an error in interpreting polls. Polls cannot tell you who will win the election, only the probability of each result. Trump has about a 30% chance of winning according to the polls. The polls themselves were no less accura
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by nutjob2 6y ago
Never mind Twitter, it would do the same to all websites if it held. The internet would be destroyed overnight, at least in the US.
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by nutjob2 6y ago
It's funny you should mention that, the idea had its own clause in the constitution (equal protection). This legislation is a bit of a joke and aimed at a certain audience. It's obviously illegal.
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by nutjob2 6y ago
You seem to be blaming the EU for the choices freely made by Greece and the UK. The EU doesn't exist to coddle self-destructive nations at its own expense.
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by nutjob2 6y ago
People have been warning about inflation for more than a decade, but here we are in another deflationary environment, even with the Fed throwing endless fuel on the fire. Inflationary expectations and wage growth remain low and the Fed has
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by nutjob2 6y ago
"America First" isn't a strategy, it's a slogan.
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by nutjob2 6y ago
Suspiciously cheap? I love to shop at Lidl because they're great value for money. Quite often the quality is better than more expensive supermarkets but at a much lower price. Also by and large they're very consistent. They fulfil
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by nutjob2 6y ago
I wonder what his story will be when families sue the company after employees die of the virus. I guess it will be "they didn't catch it here."
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by nutjob2 6y ago
Probably not cheaper once the workplace safety lawsuits start rolling in.
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by nutjob2 6y ago
It's not just the county, people want to stay home to avoid getting sick. Musk should be taking steps to improve virus safety on his lines instead of this sort of Trumpian vilification and lawsuiting. Obviously the later is much easier
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by nutjob2 6y ago
If that's getting though then for me it worked first time. It asked for "men" and the blurry outlines seemed pretty obvious to me. Maybe I'm an android and I don't know it. Surely not I remember my childhood.
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by nutjob2 7y ago
It's a bear rally. This is the most optimistic market participants (bulls) buying at low prices and creating momentum that others follow. Waiting for them at higher prices are the pessimists (bears) ready to sell into the rally. Since
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by nutjob2 7y ago
Not quite. If it come to it I'll just stay on the last supported x86 version of the OS. Personally I find OS updates just annoying these days. The new features are mostly bloat to me, stuff I have to spend time disabling when I update
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by nutjob2 7y ago
I think if they wanted to get to parity with Intel or AMD with the higher end desktop processors they may have quite a bit of work ahead of them, and for a relatively small market, so it's questionable if they would want to sink precio
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by nutjob2 7y ago
Mostly just having to compile for an additional architecture, and a few new bugs to chase down due having to develop cross-arch. If your code is all in a high level language and your libraries are ported (a big if) then it won't be a h
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by nutjob2 7y ago
As time passes I find I'm using less and less Apple software. It's only really a few OS utilities at this point.
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by nutjob2 7y ago
Apple will still be selling and supporting x86 machines for many years, possibly forever.
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by nutjob2 7y ago
It's likely an opportunistic effort to spread chaos. Parties like Russia and China find propaganda value in pointing to disorder in the West, justifying their authoritarian or totalitarian rule. Russia at least has form in trying to po
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by nutjob2 7y ago
Although having banking details means you'll get the money faster, it's not required since the IRS will issue a paper check. This is important for people who are unable to open a bank account. Many homeless people will be in that
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by nutjob2 7y ago
If it meant a 1 in 7 chance of dying, then I'd say no.
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by nutjob2 7y ago
It comes from Impressum, essentially a form of identification for publishers, but imprint is the English word used for the German legal requirement. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Impressum https://www.privac
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by nutjob2 7y ago
It's probably based on the fact that this virus is a coronavirus, and there are 4 other coronaviruses that are endemic, seasonal and to which we do not gain a lasting immunity after infection. Given that the probable mortality rate for
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by nutjob2 7y ago
That's true only if you're unwilling to put a price on risk. What dollar figure should be put on the potential demise of the company versus "saving earns you next to nothing"?

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