spectre3d

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by spectre3d 4y ago
Does Fluid[1] work as a solution for you? I’m on an older OS with an older version but I love it for creating single-site apps. [1] https://fluidapp.com/
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by spectre3d 4y ago
Pretty sure they were speaking of the PowerPC age, not Intel. The iBook and PowerBook G3 and G4, not the MacBook and MacBook Pro.
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by spectre3d 4y ago
Like you said, my M1 Mac mini “officially” supports two monitors plugged in directly. It’s nice that DisplayLink connections let an M1 machine have unlimited displays, and that the performance of their driver under Big Sur and above has bee
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by spectre3d 5y ago
It’s rough there hasn’t been more progress since we last heard about this 7 months ago[0], There are some good suggestions in the comments to that post. It’s understandable that the marketplace owner wants to have an iOS app and not just a
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by spectre3d 5y ago
One reason I keep a High Sierra + Mojave machine around is that 32-bit apps will not run on anything after Mojave. This includes Catalina, Big Sur, and Monterey. If you’re using old versions of Office, Adobe CS5 or CS6, or if you need the
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by spectre3d 5y ago
>there's not a single MacOS device with a touchscreen The Touch Bar is a touchscreen. It’s on the current 13-inch M1 MacBook Pro and many previous-gen Macs. Biggest problem is that I can’t use it without looking at it. https:/
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by spectre3d 5y ago
From what I read in the news, it seems like almost every company does this almost every day to almost every journalist who has ever written something unflattering about them. Troll army raiders add swatting to the list.
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by spectre3d 5y ago
My M1 Mac mini supports two monitors plugged in directly. I know you mentioned “laptop”. OT: It’s nice that DisplayLink connections let an M1 machine have unlimited displays, and that the performance of their driver under Big Sur and above
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by spectre3d 5y ago
They kept two USB-A ports on the 2020 M1 Mac mini. I’m grateful for that, but having them provided by a dock is fine for me. It’s possible they’ll show up in upcoming machines like the iMac Pro and Mac Pro.
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by spectre3d 5y ago
>Firewire external hd that I now dongle to Thunderbolt, have noooo idea how I'm going to get that to work). Simply add another dongle, the Apple “Thunderbolt 3 (USB-C) to Thunderbolt 2 Adapter” and you’re good to go. I just tested m
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by spectre3d 5y ago
1920x1200 on the 2009 17” MacBook Pro, pre-Retina. The consumer MacBooks and iBooks before them definitely had frustratingly low resolutions.
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by spectre3d 5y ago
iPhones ship with a USB-C to Lightning cable. Plug that into the MacBook charger and you’re good. No problem here, is it not working for you?
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by spectre3d 5y ago
Using the USB-C to Lightning cable that came with their iPhone. They still ship with that.
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by spectre3d 5y ago
dharmab is correct, the use on dirt bike handles is common, doing things a GoPro can’t. On the camera side, a GoPro is fixed-focus and has a fixed aperture of (usually) f/2.8 and varies the exposure, shutter speed and frame rate unless
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by spectre3d 5y ago
Your AirPods came with a USB-C to Lightning cable. It’s unfortunate that you couldn’t use the power cable from your Mac, but at least the correct cable to charge the AirPods case was included.
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by spectre3d 5y ago
It’s faster. You don’t have to be looking at it. You don’t have to long-swipe up the screen. It works while it’s lying on the desk/bed/couch. The SE is already unlocked by the time it’s out of my pocket, so I just see HN right awa
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by spectre3d 5y ago
> without [third party] apps the iPhone would be basically useless. It was good enough for the first year before the App Store existed, and it sold well enough to prove it. Even now, it's plenty capable right out of the box without
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by spectre3d 5y ago
> weird screw cap you needed an insert for to open. Almost any coin.
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by spectre3d 5y ago
The newest M1 Mac Mini has “Two USB-A ports (up to 5Gb/s)“ included as standard. [1] Under "Connections and Expansion" [1] https://www.apple.com/mac-mini/specs/