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> as little overhead to running that browser If you're implying OpenBSD is fast, it certainly is not. It's actually one of the slowest "main stream" OS around.
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ECC I wonder if that means Apple will bring ECC to Apple Silicon.
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> I am a minimalist I have to laugh when I read blog posts about how people go to great strides to run a "minimal" and lean OS, to then only come to find out that 95% of what they do is in a web browser. At that point, the OS d
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2y ago
Too cheap. It seems extremely inexpensive. Even though it's not a direct comparison, look at https://www.hotjar.com/pricing/ (and switch to the "pay by month" pricing view)
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2y ago
Three ways of looking at this: 1. Maybe something about you is triggering their fraud system for step-up verification. 2. They might experience a lot of fraudulent (scammer) users, which is a net-negative for anyone who host there because I
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2y ago
(I mistaken posted this on the wrong thread, so re-posting) Nano-Texture I really hope this comes to all Apple products soon (iPhones, all iPads, etc). It's some of the best anti-reflective tech I've seen that keeps color and brig
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2y ago
This is a major improvement (over the M3). It's on a new fab node size. It also have more CPU cores than it's predessor (M3 with 8-core vs M4 with 10-cores).
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2y ago
Nano-Texture I really hope this comes to all Apple products soon (iPhones, all iPads, etc). It's some of the best anti-reflective tech I've seen that keeps color and brightness deep & bright.
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2y ago
Twist is hugely underrated and doesn’t get the attention it deserves.
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2y ago
Better video https://old.reddit.com/r/formuladank/comments/1ayuttc/they_m... I think OP video is the same what’s linked above. If you just want to get a quick 15 second gist of it, watch the video above.
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2y ago
Windows 2000 For those, like me, who thought the pinnacle of Microsoft UI design was Windows 2000. Below are some nostalgia screenshots. https://www.howtogeek.com/676095/remembering-windows-2000-mi...
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2y ago
> Cash App is, if you squint, a wallet. Block product managers would probably heavily dispute this characterization and say, truthfully, that their core user feels like they’re using Cash App rather than using their linked Bank of Americ
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3y ago
Doesn't "optimize" I was expecting the optimization feature to rewrite the SVG to be smaller (less kb). All the optimize button did was remove whitespace & cartridge returns.
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3y ago
Unpopular opinion … Please use the same TLD for all your services. Don’t do: Bun.sh, and now Bun.report It’s confusing for users and also a security vector. Just make it report.bun.sh
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3y ago
I’m curious about the size of the front truck space.
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3y ago
[Dup] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40149136
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3y ago
> They started off in Pleasanton That's not correct. "In the 1990s, in a small apartment located in the suburbs of Chennai in southern India" https://www.zoho.com/ourstory.html#:~:text=In%20the%201990s,...
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3y ago
Zoho is hugely underrated. They have a massive suite of capabilities, so much so a SMB (most of the worlds businesses) could run their entire company off of Zoho. Because it isn't a Bay Area company, or making exciting products - makes
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3y ago
$1B in AVP sales. I wonder what Apple's sales expectations were for AVP. $1B in revenue for a brand new product that's only been out for 2.5 months seems a massive success to me [0]. But then again, at Apple's scale - $1B isn
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3y ago
Cygwin? I'm not exactly understanding the use case for this. Is this like a modern day Cygwin? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cygwin
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3y ago
For a brief moment, I thought this was related to https://OrbStack.dev
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3y ago
That’s why I ask actually. Whats the generally accepted legal interpretation for “personal use”.
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3y ago
> The US government is 10% of Microsoft's annual revenue just on security services How are you able to conclude that?
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3y ago
> FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY Since the license says for personal use, I assume that means I can’t use this in a corporate setting? https://bold-edit.com/download
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3y ago
Text-Box-Trim I’m surprised ‘text-box-trim’ wasn’t mentioned. It’s a CSS attribute that solves this on the web. https://caniuse.com/css-text-box-trim If only browsers would support it. Until then, here’s a JS alternative.
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3y ago
But Pico-ITX boards exist with M.2 support. And those boards are about 1/3rd the size of Mini-ITX Eg https://www.aaeon.com/en/p/pico-itx-boards-amd-ryzen-v2000-p...
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3y ago
Why Not Smaller? Why is this board so (physically) large in size? You can see how much wasted space, by looking at this photo: https://bret.dk/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/radxa_rock_5_itx_...
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3y ago
Base 60 Sumerians used Base 60. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sexagesimal It’s the most divisional number under 100. Hence why 60 is still used today for so many things (clocks, degrees, etc).
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3y ago
SMS & Email Delivery If Cloudflare got into the SMS & Email delivery, they’d give Twilio some good competition.
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Oil & Gas Where does the data from Oil & Gas companies who prospect for new drill sites come into play? I know companies like Shearwater are paid for their sea floor data. https://www.shearwatergeo.com/
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