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by someNameIG 3y ago
Did those talks have anything to do with mil-tech though?
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by someNameIG 3y ago
I'm on a 2019 MacBook Pro and currently using 13Gb RAM. About 10 safari tabs open, books app, and a lightweight IDE.
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by someNameIG 3y ago
For normal use it does feel the same speed as Safari. But the font rendering seems a little of on macOS compared to Safari/Chrome, anyone else notice this?
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by someNameIG 3y ago
Why do you think so?
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by someNameIG 3y ago
I doubt websites would want to block all Safari users, there's too many given iOS.
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by someNameIG 3y ago
> When Apple’s next-generation Power Mac tower arrived in a blue and white coating, professional users rebelled. (Subsequent models were a more stately gray, and to this day, Apple prefers to release all of its “Pro” products with little
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by someNameIG 3y ago
> Take the lab leak theory that WHO and many many governments said was a Hoax. Pretty much widely known to be correct now. A possible lab leak was never ruled out, just most of the evidence does not point to it. It was never 10% ruled ou
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by someNameIG 3y ago
Australia is a big place with the major population centres isolated from each other by hundreds of KMs, you can't just look at overall numbers. Here in Melbourne we successfully eliminated 2 covid outbreaks, and then we were able to co
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by someNameIG 3y ago
Same thing happened here in Australia, the ABC stopped posting a emergency and many other things https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2023/aug/09/abc-austr...
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by someNameIG 3y ago
I've never tried it but does anyone know how C/C++ development is in Xcode?
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by someNameIG 3y ago
Things like context and situations change, risk assessments change. Vaccination rates, new treatments, n new understanding and information, different strains, have all changed since when mask mandate first came in.
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by someNameIG 3y ago
> Employers would immediately start to consider the commute times of candidates before hiring them. That's already a thing in Australia. > Longer commute times is a feature of cheaper housing, so that would correlate to employers
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by someNameIG 3y ago
This is absolutely disgusting and inexcusable behaviour from both the poster and Elon.
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by someNameIG 3y ago
me.com is the old address, it's been icloud.com for years now.
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by someNameIG 3y ago
> It was that the taxation office collected information on an annual basis whereas the benefits law is based on fortnightly income It could have worked if it had human review after the system flagged it. Instead the debt was sent out aut
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by someNameIG 3y ago
> It's entirely because mods don't want to lose the automodding hell they've created on that site. That's what I'm wondering with the talk about making moderating difficult. Like if someone only mods 1-2 subs are
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by someNameIG 3y ago
"Tiny island nation" Population wise we're small but not tiny. We're 2.5X Sweden population, we're more populous than all of Scandinavia. Land wise we're around the size of the continental USA. "shielded i
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by someNameIG 3y ago
Here in Australia our interventions were longer and more sever that that of the US, our excess deaths are about 4 times less than youse over there. https://www.reddit.com/r/CoronavirusDownunder/comments/13pgt.
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by someNameIG 3y ago
Here in Australia we had pretty long lockdowns compared to many other places. Our excess deaths are multiple times lower than say the US or UK for example.
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by someNameIG 3y ago
I don't see it as being far removed. And it wasn't just medium-long term issues like cancer diagnosis that was impacted but very time sensitive medical emergencies also, like heart attacks. The pandemic increased ambulance respons
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by someNameIG 3y ago
A VPN would get around age verification filters too, the kid would just set the VPN server to a jurisdiction that doesn't require age verification.
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by someNameIG 3y ago
You can request your account not to be (publicly) archived on Pushshift.
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by someNameIG 3y ago
I tried using Firefox last year, I did for a few months. But it's the slowest out of all the major browsers on macOS. So I'm back to using Safari with Chrome/Edge for the few sites that don't work in it.
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by someNameIG 4y ago
On my base M1 MacBook Air FireFox is noticeably slower than Chrome/Edge/Safari.
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by someNameIG 4y ago
Is there a reason Chrome, Edge, and Firefox aren't on the Mac app store? I know the yearly dev account costs can be an issue for small developers but Google, Microsoft, and Mozilla are already paying that as they release apps on the iO
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by someNameIG 4y ago
On iOS you can use voice search in the app.
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by someNameIG 4y ago
> Are there options on the table for dealing with this in a freedom-respecting way? Even if freedom were your only priority, the worse the problem gets, the more political capital the politicians have to shut it down. If it gets worse an
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by someNameIG 4y ago
Doesn't seem to be in the dev build (at least on macOS) either.
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by someNameIG 4y ago
That's only the rendering engine, Chrome and Edge would still have all their tracking, marketing, default search built into their browsers on iOS.
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by someNameIG 4y ago
On the weekend I set up a arm version of Fedora in a vm (in the free version of VMware)on my M1 Air, it worked quite well.

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