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by steve1977 6mo ago
That is a nice function of Preview indeed. On the other hand, at least since a couple of releases, I have lots of troubles with the highlight annotation in Preview, especially in PDFs with tables. So much so that I have to resort to 3rd par
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by steve1977 6mo ago
If you are using Windows professionally for audio, you will be using ASIO. So in practice, this is not really a problem. Especially considering that ASIO drivers often even perform a bit better than their CoreAudio counterparts and don&#x27
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by steve1977 6mo ago
There are technologies like MTS (MIDI timestamping), where you basically send timestamped data early to the interface so that it can then play them out exactly (or more exactly) at the right time. This was initially made by MOTU but I think
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by steve1977 6mo ago
From what I understand (which might be wrong), Liquid Glass was at least partially inspired by visionOS and "spatial computing". And I guess on that platform it might make sense for some use cases. That doesn't change the fac
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by steve1977 6mo ago
Qualified by what?
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by steve1977 6mo ago
Who gets to decide who the lucky few are?
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by steve1977 6mo ago
> a notification should have gone out from the kernel team to a curated list of distro security folk Who would curate that list though? You don't need permission from the kernel team to spin up a new distro. I can go and create fork
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by steve1977 6mo ago
I would assume the code sharing is one-way only due to the licenses. I.e. a GPL project can use MIT licensed code, but not vice versa (AFAIK).
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by steve1977 6mo ago
Are they smart or are they imitating things smart people did? (and if so, is there a difference?)
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by steve1977 6mo ago
For starters, it's not even available where I live.
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by steve1977 6mo ago
IMHO the problem is always the same. Social networks (and I consider Github as one in this discussion) tend toward centralization and hence monopolization. But monopolization tends towards enshittification. It happens again and again. There
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by steve1977 6mo ago
I even still dream of smoking sometimes, after all this time. And I know I shouldn't be smoking in the dreams. Really shows you how addiction messes up your brain. I'm happy I never really tried anything harder.
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by steve1977 6mo ago
I fully agree with your points but have to mention that market capitalization is not money available to the company. Microsoft is valued over a trillion dollars at the stock market, Microsoft doesn't "have" a trillion dollars
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by steve1977 6mo ago
I mean one of the selling points of microservices is, that the developer can only be concerned with their slice of the whole and does not need to understand systems. Maybe this is not so clever after all. Or, it would require an architect
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by steve1977 6mo ago
Hallucinated a partnership...
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by steve1977 6mo ago
Oh as said I'm pretty sure things are more complex. It's just funny in a way that all these technologies that are usually being sold as "enablers for scale" don't seem to do their job very well.
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by steve1977 6mo ago
I know that I'm simplifying (probably too much), but it seems like things were fine when GitHub was still a Ruby on Rails monolith and all the rigmarole with microservices etc. only made things worse.
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by steve1977 6mo ago
That's kind of what I did. I initially stopped for a month for some health reasons. That became another month. And another one. And now it's a bit more than 4 years. The interesting thing is, when I quit smoking (almost 20 years a
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by steve1977 6mo ago
It's giving Hotmail in early 2000s
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by steve1977 6mo ago
Agreed and it's probably not only the App Store but also the fact that iOS took away the spotlight from macOS. Back then, the iPhone was still the companion to the Mac, not the other way round.
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by steve1977 6mo ago
What are the advantages of pwsh for this use case?
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by steve1977 6mo ago
Panic Transmit no good?
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by steve1977 6mo ago
Can't escape the macOS event horizon.
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by steve1977 6mo ago
Yeah this feels similar to PowerShell on Linux. Is it possible? Sure. Does it make sense? Not really.
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by steve1977 6mo ago
I guess it's a successful port then.
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by steve1977 6mo ago
A 50th anniversary gift you mean?
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by steve1977 6mo ago
I've been there when Google was altavista.digital.com ;)
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by steve1977 6mo ago
Did Google ever have a real Don't be Evil era?
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by steve1977 6mo ago
At least where I live, the older are also substantially higher in number.
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The long term effects for themselves only though.

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