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Itanium was a 64-bit RISC architecture Had Intel said something like Apple has each time they have made a CPU change (68k to PPC to x86 to ARM): "here is the new thing; we will support a fat binary model for a 'while'; move
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Given that the last stable release of IE11 was just a couple weeks ago[0] ... I'd wager that 350K number is off (maybe by an order of magnitude) Sure, Edge is IE's successor, but it is far from "dead" ------- [0] 10 Octo
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Threat Modeling Cheat Sheet
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Apple.com for my work laptops Acer.com for my friends' Chromebooks
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A Brief History of Tricky Mathematical Tiling
(quantamagazine.org)
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On "Real Name" Policies
(drewdevault.com)
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Do programming certifications still matter?
(infoworld.com)
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Virtual meetings tire people because we're doing them wrong, says new research
(phys.org)
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Sounds like you found a niche newsletter to start :)
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I used Qi as an example - a couple folks have suggested some kind of pogo-pin arrangement (maybe a derivation of the MagSafe connector?)
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was not really thinking about MacBook, more iPhone (and, possibly iPad) ... but that is an intriguing idea, too: supply a basic battery that would last for X long, and have a pass-through (hermetically-sealed, if you wanted to move into
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>(As it is, the device still receives security updates, which I can't really grump at Apple for after almost six years - but only because they're better than the rest of the industry. It's still a poor situation). I am con
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> Are the apps you're using substantially better than they were 4 years ago? Are they doing substantially more for you that you wanted from them? Yes - in general, the apps I am running are doing more and are better than they were w
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I usually keep my phones for about 4 years The devices start glitching and/or won't run newer apps as well as they should long before the battery goes on them
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3y ago
Make battery packs (call them "removable batteries, if you like") 100% completely and totally separate from the device itself - think of it like a UPS for a desktop...no (or practically "no") battery on/in the dev
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That is about 3 more than I can speak ;) How do you think relative learnability factors-in to native speakers?
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Minor Advances in Knowledge Are Still a Worthwhile Goal
(tratt.net)
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Are any languages objectively simpler to learn than others as a native speaker?
(linguistics.stackexchange.com)
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Using Discord Bots for Osint Investigations
(osintnewsletter.com)
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And making updates / fixes to said software is world's simpler/faster/cheaper than handling physical part recalls
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First ... you need to define what you mean by "understanding a modern JS stack" (and then why do you have two different JS frameworks listed?) Second, what makes you think all of what you listed would even be applicable to whateve
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Honda says making cheap electric vehicles is too hard, ends deal with GM
(arstechnica.com)
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Portable sed -I across macOS and Linux
(johndcook.com)
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LOL Apparently you never read my comment history ... or went through and downvoted me out spite Keep your secret knowledge to yourself if you want - since you seem so averse to sharing why you think something
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Still no sources! Keep your irrational opinions then
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>You seem to be really offended by that and are cheerleading for him even harder. Bizarre. I'm sorry the truth hurts you so. Hahahaha Well, "buddy", you seem to have it out for someone with zero evidence you can provide fo
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Ahh, so instead of providing actual sources and data, you prefer to impugn my decades of experience based on your magic knowledge? Cool You are a mind reader! SO glad you came out to tell me I do not know what I have been doing for years
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3y ago
You've yet to source anything But keep thinking you have
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LOL He's not a "favorite podcaster" But nice try at casting aspersions instead of answering the question
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This guy's definitely got some kind of [apparently] irrational grudge going on against Gibson Can't elaborate on anything except some kind of claimed secret knowledge that the rest of us plebes must obviously not have Sad, rea
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