savoytruffle

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by savoytruffle 4y ago
I agree! I was recently musing with a relative that the short-lived large-single-patty Big Mac a couple years ago was more appealing to me than the typical version. She mentioned reading that it may be coming back? But at that point maybe j
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by savoytruffle 4y ago
I have come to sometimes like anchovies on pizza (or a salad) but I ordered one for delivery about 10 months ago and the place actually called me up and asked if I was sure. Maybe they get complaints!
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by savoytruffle 4y ago
The current best practice is to have already been using an Apple device, and this will enhance that.
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by savoytruffle 4y ago
resident
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by savoytruffle 4y ago
yes, air pressure and thus propagation speed varies with temperature. Colder air is denser, and thus faster to sound. But this is probably not a huge difference for sound as compared to airfoil performance.
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by savoytruffle 5y ago
Alas for Aperture
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by savoytruffle 5y ago
It runs some kind of A13, so similar to an iPhone 11. But it may not be a fully capable version of that chip. All retail 'Apple Silicon' Macs use a version of M1, which is more of an enhanced A14. It might be similar to the Apple
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by savoytruffle 5y ago
I always use Apple Maps, but once in a while if I'm in an unfamiliar city and the Apple Maps directions seem suspiciously weird, it is useful to have Google Maps app for a sanity check. (directions to a particular pier at the Seattle w
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by savoytruffle 5y ago
Get on it, gumshoes
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by savoytruffle 5y ago
It did not damage the environment much because they were already stripped. They just didn't last as long as thought!
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by savoytruffle 5y ago
One would hope so, but it's generally thought that removing the nuclear reactors require so much structural demolition that it wouldn't be in any shape to be a museum afterwards. The USS Enterprise CVN-65 is the first nuclear airc
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by savoytruffle 5y ago
It was in service for 48 years. It was built in the late 1950's, so it is even much older.
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by savoytruffle 5y ago
They'd already cleared the trademark!
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by savoytruffle 5y ago
they are only created on filesystems the OS believes cannot support metadata like you suggest
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by savoytruffle 5y ago
Every Mac mini has had a fan. The 2018 Intel version and the M1 version use a lot of the small internal space for a large fan.
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by savoytruffle 5y ago
I don't know about the early versions, but I believe the final version of IE for Mac, though also numbered 5, used an entirely different browser engine from that on Windows. Tasman http://jimmy.grew.al/macie5-twentieth-
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by savoytruffle 5y ago
It is pretty well available — and quickly — via piracy means, which I have always thought interesting for its somewhat esoteric content.
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by savoytruffle 5y ago
Wow — before I finished reading your post, I said to myself, "it must be Aramark". I am surprised it is a different company, but not surprised that it's similar.
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by savoytruffle 5y ago
At first I read this as upstream vs downstream, which USB-A and USB-B connectors did illustrate, but usually not for much purpose. What the other poster means is cable orientation. Especially the FW-400 plug was very obviously asymmetrical
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by savoytruffle 5y ago
the file is obviously wrong
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by savoytruffle 5y ago
Isn't free rein for a horse, not a king?
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by savoytruffle 5y ago
Some people don't want to be coerced into working remotely near Cupertino …
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by savoytruffle 6y ago
Well old Macs with a PDS slot, the sky is the limit since it is bare CPU bus address lines configured as an expansion slot!
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by savoytruffle 6y ago
He was sometimes in the back page of one of those (I think MacUser) but just as ultimately wrong about everything as ever — for example, online shopping.
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by savoytruffle 6y ago
World of Warcraft came out over half a year before Apple announced the Intel transition.
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by savoytruffle 6y ago
Geostationary is very very far away and useless for nighttime. Imaging satellites usually have a shorter polar orbit that precesses east to west along with sunshine. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sun-synchronous_orbit
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by savoytruffle 6y ago
The current 2020/2018 (they are the same) Mac mini does use DIMMs, but it is not easy to entirely disassemble the computer to replace the RAM. Some (2014?) Mac minis didn't have replaceable memory at all. The 27" "regula
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by savoytruffle 6y ago
There are no updates for the 21.5" except for different default storage.
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by savoytruffle 6y ago
It seems very important to Apple to get the T2 (similar to an iPhone 7 CPU) controller chip into all the Macs. But it seems unable to accomodate internal HDD or Fusion drives. And Most of the 21.5" models are bargain basement (as far a
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by savoytruffle 6y ago
The Mac mini is a vital part of the lineup, but it is so much of a utility computer. That's why they utilized it for the Developer Transition Kit. It's hard to market it since it's nearly invisible on a desk and there's

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