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by wpm 1y ago
You can fully control when macOS does updates of any kind with a couple of UI toggles. Any launch daemon service will load and/or start at boot, only user-domain services require a login (like the Dock or menu bar would)
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by wpm 1y ago
It's because the people who spend the most money on the scam cards for GTA:O didn't care. I personally stopped playing the game after getting so fed up with the loading times, I timed it for an hour and found out I was spending mo
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by wpm 1y ago
It is loathable and contemptible behavior. I despise it. Writing in fancy code editors is an exercise in "remember this display was very expensive calm down". > type out 'i' and 'f' RED ALERT! RED ALERT! UHH
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by wpm 1y ago
OK buy a different fucking vehicle then? Sorry this one isn't for you.
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by wpm 1y ago
> It's ugly as hell. So is a Ford Transit van? Who cares. This is a work truck. > The bed looks too short to be practically useful. The bed is 5 ft long. From TF website: "Same truck bed length as the Toyota Tacoma. Larger
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by wpm 1y ago
The Framework keyboard is precisely why I haven’t bought one. The mixed height arrow key thing sucked on the touchbar MacBook Pros, they suck on FWs too. The second the 13 gets a normal inverted T, I buy one. In the meantime, I’m waiting on
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by wpm 1y ago
No, that doesn’t follow at all. What does is that reform should apparently be a much more urgent issue than it seems to be.
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by wpm 1y ago
You don’t need to be either. Suppose a trip is 5km. At 50km/h, that trip takes 6 minutes. At 30km/h, that trip takes 10 minutes. In practice, this naive way of calculating this doesn’t even reflect reality, because odds are the av
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by wpm 1y ago
Yes. They should nut up and get over it.
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by wpm 1y ago
The loudest thing I have to deal with living in Chicago is the roar of car traffic on Western Ave (at times it hits 80-90dB), fucking leaf blowers, and the shitheads on my block who floor their shitty dirt bikes every once in a while. Motor
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by wpm 1y ago
It was put best by Steve Jobs: “John [Sculley] came from PepsiCo, and they, at most, would change their product once every 10 years. To them, a new product was, like, a new-size bottle, right? So if you were a product person, you couldn’t c
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by wpm 1y ago
The list does start the dialogue. Otherwise it's one side saying "coulds" and the otherside saying "is'" and there not being any movement on anything.
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by wpm 1y ago
Imagine though, some people might not be able to afford a place with more sound-proofing. Mandating it doesn't magically make it free. This is how we ended up in the situation we have in the first place where its too expensive to get a
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by wpm 1y ago
Hi there, I support this stuff and would not care in the slightest if someone built right up to the sidewalk because literally, who gives a shit? All my favorite places have their buildings built right up to the sidewalk! ITS GOOD! I'm
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by wpm 1y ago
Do you work for the YouTube UX team? What’s the deal with this incredibly out of pocket snarky reply to a list of genuine and reasonable gripes?
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by wpm 1y ago
It’s why I always say in the typical “systemd bad” threads that systemd the init system is great, it’s the systemd-* everything else’s that give it a bad name. I want systemd nowhere fucking near my NTP or DNS config.
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by wpm 1y ago
Ok but not do one where there are only two razor manufacturers you can use.
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by wpm 1y ago
That can be true and also be paid for by the cost of the phone.
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by wpm 1y ago
I managed 1000 computers and a few hundred iPads by myself. No team required. HIPAA covered entity.
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by wpm 1y ago
Apple has changed their tune, in so far as they probably need some level of identity management on the Mac, crypto-key escrow, restrictions, and so on. Their Device Management framework is quite capable. For large enough businesses Apple
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by wpm 1y ago
Even macOS has a ton of goofy workarounds and third-party products required to get that level of ease for logging in with a corporate identity and having everything "just work". It's only finally getting close in Tahoe with t
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by wpm 1y ago
Nuclear "waste" is barely even waste, it's still full of a bunch of energy that could be put to use if we improved the reactors. It's just unusable in what we have now. It's also miniscule.
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by wpm 1y ago
Zim has been my choice since I got sick of multi second startups with OMZ.
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by wpm 1y ago
Man that rack full of Xserves and Xserve RAIDs still looks great. The whole lab is impressive. Must've been fun times.
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by wpm 1y ago
Yeah Broadcom had a load of unsellable SOCs they needed to off load
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by wpm 1y ago
How stupid
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by wpm 1y ago
Similarly, I once copied a shell script out of Slack and saw a bunch of red errors from my IDE when I pasted it in. The errors were on every line that had a new line on it. The error was "â: Command not found", despite there being
748.
by wpm 1y ago
Yep. AirPods don't need to sell you a new pair because you don't buy them, you're renting them. $249 down and 30 minutes of battery life a quarter.
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by wpm 1y ago
> the sane economic policies of the Biden administration Because those very same "sane" economic policies didn't actually do much perceivable improvement to the lives of most Americans. TFA even mentioned that Harris proba
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by wpm 1y ago
Don't have to pay for the costs of denying preventative care if we just deny coverage for the expensive stuff too! taps forehead

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