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91.
by rdsnsca 5y ago
The M1 is already better at that than most Intel Macs.
92.
by rdsnsca 5y ago
If Epic wins against Apple, they will be its next targets.
93.
by rdsnsca 5y ago
Facebook is threatening them with a pop stating oping out will require them to make the app subscription based.
94.
by rdsnsca 5y ago
Google makes 4 times as much on iOS as they do on Android.
95.
by rdsnsca 5y ago
32 bit only.. DOA for macOS then.
96.
by rdsnsca 5y ago
or Microsoft.
97.
by rdsnsca 5y ago
The are merging with Rodgers.. expect a price hike in your future.
98.
by rdsnsca 5y ago
No Bootcamp for Apple Silicon.
99.
by rdsnsca 5y ago
The Mini has an M1 cpu
100.
by rdsnsca 6y ago
Your half right : if you have a mouse connected they only show up when you're scrolling
101.
by rdsnsca 6y ago
Apple Silicon will kill the hackentosh. I expect Intel to have 5 years of support left, based on the PPC to Intel shift. One more system upgrade then 3 years of security updates.
102.
by rdsnsca 6y ago
Very likely TSMC would destroy it themselves...scorched earth works.
103.
by rdsnsca 6y ago
No labels yet on their apps.
104.
by rdsnsca 6y ago
Use app bundles to update your app. Those who buy the bundle will get credit off if they own the first version of your app.
105.
by rdsnsca 6y ago
Not worth the price here in Nova Scotia with this coming : https://developns.ca/projects/high-speed-internet/
106.
by rdsnsca 6y ago
You do know that both GNU and EFF say that Apple's apps store are not compatibly with the GPL?
107.
by rdsnsca 6y ago
If Epic wins Microsoft, Nintendo and Sony will be its next targets. Microsoft is loving in a fantasy world if they think otherwise.
108.
by rdsnsca 6y ago
Actually screw heads are copyrighted, see : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_screw_drives#Robertson
109.
by rdsnsca 6y ago
The big killer for Microsoft was Google totally refusing to do any app support for it.
110.
by rdsnsca 6y ago
It will not be a jury trial, neither side wanted one.
111.
by rdsnsca 6y ago
Nothing as foreign buyers is the engine driving that bubble. It would take outlawing foreign buyers to burst that bubble.
112.
by rdsnsca 6y ago
Apple has a perpetual license to the ARM ISA, this sale does not affect that.
113.
by rdsnsca 6y ago
That is Epic's goal the console fans have "consoles are different" blinders on
114.
by rdsnsca 6y ago
Like it or not, Hong Kong is part of China.
115.
by rdsnsca 6y ago
Then you should appreciate Chris Lattner's Homepage http://nondot.org/sabre/
116.
by rdsnsca 6y ago
Yes and they used the StrongARM by DEC (who later sold it to Intel as part of a lawsuit settlement) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/StrongARM
117.
by rdsnsca 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARM_architecture "In the late 1980s, Apple Computer and VLSI Technology started working with Acorn on newer versions of the Arm core. In 1990, Acorn spun off the design team into a ne
118.
by rdsnsca 6y ago
Not enough profit for their liking was the reason.
119.
by rdsnsca 6y ago
On macOS: right click a folder, pick "Get Info" from the contextual menu and you get a window with all the info on the folder , including size and number of files in it.
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by rdsnsca 6y ago
So he is against bailing out business too? After all they are classified as people in the US.

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