tcmart14

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I don't necessarily think its the "nothing to hide" argument, even though it gets presented as that. Its more of frustration that privacy in the corporate world seems to have a lot more protections than the every day normal p
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Yup. In the incentives align to motivate you to play the current game of the day. Another example I can think of. Google search has sucked for awhile now. Some people pin it directly on to Google, but I think its much broader than that. The
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I really like that last sentence. 'There is no way to price the talent and knowledge of your workforce until after they have left.' I think that captures so much in such a simple to understand way.
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I've gotten better at navigating the Apple docs, but yea, they are not the best. The one thing I will say, when they give code snippets in their docs, the code snippets are really good. But you just need to read the API of a framework
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I don't know if I would say, 'just fine.' Technically yes. The issue comes in with that not everything in Foundation is quiet yet there on the Linux platform. But it is getting better and better and probably good enough for 9
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For me, I felt the same way initially, but I found it depends on the case. The case you gave is probably now one I would do, I would probably have the external be 'for' if I expected the caller to pass in a list that I was gonna i
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To be fair, even Microsoft isn't consistent on what people feel like native should look like. I'm primary a linux/mac user as home, but at work I have to use Windows 11. It is surprising that Microsoft gets paid the Windows g
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I would assume someone could easily integrate a controller for their app using the Game Controller framework [1]. So its not impossible. The only complaint I could see is there not being a standardize visionOS physical controller. But I ass
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I believe he offered for someone to take over and no one ever stepped up to the plate. This happens a lot.
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Yes it does. Bluesky uses the AtProtocol.
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Or USB. Unfortunately, not all USB cables are equal and this used to annoy me so much.
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That is my understanding talking with devs who have worked at the lower layers of bluetooth. Well, two problems. The spec is not an easy one to read with a lot of caveats. But the bigger issue is, a lot of companies half ass their bluetooth
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I think both are right in different ways. Apple isn't a big enterprise player as far as (except for development), I give all my employees macs to do their daily work on. You don't walk into a bank and see iMacs sitting there usual
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Obviously they want Schrodinger's criminal. You must get them before their wave function collapses.
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Same here. I've got Jetbrain's Toolbox on a Debian system, no snapd, no problems.
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I think the argument is, if its okay for eastern European nations to run to NATO (and we defend it as self determination), it should be fine when countries decided to run the opposite way (toward the USSR in this case). I will be honest, I
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Gotcha, so the newer materials are not as bad then, I am guessing?
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I've heard that break dust is also really carcinogenic.
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I can get on board with that. Just some kind of language to describe a touchpad in marketing material. Without it, it is hard to see, without living with it, how a touch pad differs across two or more devices. I tend to think of touchpads a
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I think both are true. For non-tech people, or people who don't use a computer for real hard work, who want a decent laptop, they probably just buy the baseline Air. But once you get into doing some more professional stuff on a laptop
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Love my macbooks that I've had, but yea. When shopping, it is rather aggrevating that there is no such thing really as just M3, M3 Pro, M3 Max, and M3 Ultra. Its really M3, M3 Pro (11/14/15), M3 Pro (12/18/16), M3
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Am I so glad though that Apple didn't buy into the touch for the laptops. Now this comes with a caveat, if you have some like the Yoga that the hinge can go all the way around, touch isn't bad. But god, in the early 2010s when eve
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Been out of it awhile so i was thinking 6m, mighta gotten mixed with the scatter-e propagation. But I knew a guy down in San Diego who used to do EME bounces with cheap directional antennas he homemade. But that guy was also an EE at Qualco
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Woah now, its been awhile since I looked but I think we also tend to be in the top 5 countries of number of people incarcerated per capita. If that doesn't spell happiness, I don't know what does.
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I don't know specifically about wifi but, check out EME bounces. With a hand held ham radio on the 6M band and a directional antenna made from like $6 of supplies from your local hardware store, you can have a radio that can bounce a s
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I think my only problem with the current standardized tests is when a standardized test from a private company is required for a public school. Harvard can require whatever it wants. But I feel like to get into the state university, it shou
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And Tom is a genius. Made his money and now he just travels the world doing photography, living life.
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And in communist thoughts, capitalism is sometimes referred to as "the dictatorship of the bourgeoisie." I've always taken it to mean where power relies and not in the modern sense of what we call a dictatorship.
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My understanding is that, they will support the architecture as long as one of the OpenBSD developers doesn't mind maintaining it. It isn't like Linux. Linux developers will make a top-down decision. OpenBSD is more of a, if a dev
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The 'BSD' on phones would be iOS and tons of languages don't mostly due to the platform. I think a better example would be, the amount of embedded/appliances that ship forks of FreeBSD, OpenBSD, or NetBSD. Think of like

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