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by pipeline_peak 6mo ago
The private sector has no need for Firefox. Government grants are better spent elsewhere.
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by pipeline_peak 6mo ago
Google
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by pipeline_peak 6mo ago
Where exactly do you expect Mozilla to gain revenue from other than non browser projects? Do you want people to pay to use Firefox?
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by pipeline_peak 6mo ago
What have you heard about SwiftUI being bloated?
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by pipeline_peak 6mo ago
Why tie your app to Windows at all? Microsoft developed VS Code and Teams in Electron. That says a lot about how they see the future.
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by pipeline_peak 7mo ago
Good, Mac Pro was fugly. I like Apple when they make pretty stuff. Especially small, shiny, and quiet.
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by pipeline_peak 7mo ago
>The headline could read instead: No evidence cannabinoid isolates help anxiety, depression, or PTSD. There’s no evidence that what they tested with was pure THC isolates. If they’re using cannabis in plant form, even if it was bred for
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by pipeline_peak 7mo ago
Assuming you consider services like Wordpress and blogspot outside of the small web, people advocating that domain refuse to acknowledge why those services are successful to begin with. If being part of the small web requires technical expe
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by pipeline_peak 7mo ago
You want the government to fund the small web?
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by pipeline_peak 7mo ago
Every answer I’ve seen to corporate internet whether it be Mastodon or Gemini just sounds like shell script slab city. Just another place for hackers to go and keep to themselves. Non tech people, who needs them! In shelf script slab city,
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by pipeline_peak 7mo ago
The point I’m trying to make isn’t that it was difficult. It’s that the transition was effective because they had to. Unlike Windows with this grey area of Arm / x86.
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by pipeline_peak 7mo ago
Microsoft never forced developers to jump onto Arm the way Apple did. That’s a key part in why Windows Arm is such a substandard experience. The Windows executive in this article sounds delusional. He talks about how if the Surface Product
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by pipeline_peak 7mo ago
All the professional software that’s capable of running in the MacBook Neo, you know Final Cut etc.
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by pipeline_peak 7mo ago
>The one company that could theoretically pull this off is Google with ChromeOS on their own Tensor chips, and the fact that they haven't is probably the more interesting question than why Asus is shocked. Successful Chromebook’s ha
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by pipeline_peak 7mo ago
This feels like the first time Apple’s walled garden approach has paid off in the desktop arena. With a cheaper Windows alternative to the MacBook Neo, your options are inferior battery life with AMD 64, or Windows Arm’s inferior compatibil
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by pipeline_peak 7mo ago
LLMs use up tons of energy and water.
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by pipeline_peak 7mo ago
RSS only serves as a backbone of a product. There’s no commenting, summaries a sparse, i don’t even think there’s consistent posting dates. These evangelists want to make it sound like all we need to do is get everyone on board with RSS and
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by pipeline_peak 7mo ago
Are you talking about sites that actively support RSS?
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by pipeline_peak 7mo ago
“The yoghurt delivery women combatting loneliness in Minnesota” HN’s interest in this article is so “thing vs Japanese thing”
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by pipeline_peak 7mo ago
To some people that isn’t a problem.
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by pipeline_peak 7mo ago
Chromebook’s are like $200
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by pipeline_peak 8mo ago
You hear that, NetBSD!
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Compact disc story (1998)(researchgate.net)
65 points by pipeline_peak 8mo ago|25 comments
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by pipeline_peak 8mo ago
>Then Microsoft ruined it How so? If all you do is load plaintext, you’ll never come across this feature. Even if you do, what’s the problem?
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by pipeline_peak 8mo ago
Oh I’m well aware, I just think this reaction is ridiculous. Just make your own damn notepad if it bothers you lol.
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by pipeline_peak 8mo ago
Why’s this poor?
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by pipeline_peak 8mo ago
I don’t see why people are complaining. If you use notepad for txt files, nothing changes.
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by pipeline_peak 8mo ago
> not forcing the cartels to retaliate. What do you mean forcing? They are organized crime, this is what they choose to do. The right thing for them to do is turn themselves in. How do you expect the cartel to subside and eventually diss
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by pipeline_peak 8mo ago
Let’s not forgot the emerging deity-esque “content creator” and “influencer”. A far stretch from the humble “vlogger” or “YouTuber”. The latter two sound like a jolly guy with a camcorder and a backpack. I remember when social networks were
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by pipeline_peak 8mo ago
Tldr nailing down all the edge cases

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