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961.
by wpm 2y ago
Honestly, who cares? I pronounce it Forge-oh. I don’t give a crap if it’s “correct”.
962.
by wpm 2y ago
You have repeatedly stated this without explanation as to how it supports your position. A BEV can be charged entirely by a gasoline powered generator, does that mean it simply ceases to be a BEV?
963.
by wpm 2y ago
There’s a huge difference between “impeding” and “causing you to fucking crash”. Like, what an insane take.
964.
by wpm 2y ago
Amateur radio has always self-policed to a large extent. Mostly to keep the FCC off their backs, and I'm sure the internet has made it worse, but it's always been there.
965.
by wpm 2y ago
>When was he last treated as if his ideas aren't as good because of his gender? In your comment.
966.
by wpm 2y ago
Maybe it’s everyone else using it on their daily driver that got it wrong? It’s like doubting Kubernetes because one of the maintainers doesn’t run their desktop in KubeVirt.
967.
by wpm 2y ago
Macports is always there once homebrew abandons you.
968.
by wpm 2y ago
Then, we’ll make IPv8, with 2^1024 address, which will be incompatible with IPv6 and IPv4 and all software on release, and will take decades before any appreciable uptake. Addresses will use hexadecimal, as well as the entire 4-byte Unicode
969.
by wpm 2y ago
Did you read the article?
970.
by wpm 2y ago
Most liberal democracies have provision within their founding documents and case law to allow for central governments at all levels to provide for the general welfare. You are asking highly vague implementation details about a small hypothe
971.
by wpm 2y ago
They don't cost $1M a unit just because. The article you posted highlights a number of reasons it was as expensive as it was, many of them policy choices that could be undone with the stroke of a pen and a round of votes. There is noth
972.
by wpm 2y ago
Hydrocarbons are already good at that. Its the fact that the carbon comes out of the ground instead of the air that is a huge, pressing problem. Use the excess electricity to split water, and bond it with carbon in the air.
973.
by wpm 2y ago
Local RF? What protocol? Proprietary?
974.
by wpm 2y ago
Supply is artificially limited.
975.
by wpm 2y ago
“Type in your email with autocomplete, get a notification from the mailbox, click, click, and you're in.” My autocomplete can fill a password or passkey in too. Don’t waste my time.
976.
by wpm 2y ago
Their sound is also subtly different that you can pick up if you pay attention. I used to swap silver quarters out of the till when I worked a cash register and I could tell without even looking that someone was about to hand me a silver qu
977.
by wpm 2y ago
> Must be decades old. So? If they still power on and are capable of talking HTTP over a network, and you don't require the transfer of data that needs to be secured, why shouldn't you "let" them online?
978.
by wpm 2y ago
Their product differentiation is that they aren’t fucking Chromium.
979.
by wpm 2y ago
I use Firefox on my HTPC, running a 6700K with 24GB of RAM. Not new, but not “slow”. Clicking a YouTube video will cause a three second page load, even if the actual “page” says it’s finished loading. Videos will start to play audio before
980.
by wpm 2y ago
And two years ago I was still on a 500Mbps download coax connection with my ISP, that has no bearing on the network hardware in my LAN.
981.
by wpm 2y ago
The ultimate end format for the config stored on disc is completely irrelevant to how the config is created. Simple doesn’t mean easy to experiment with, simple to understand, fast to write and so on. No one is confused as to how the ghostt
982.
by wpm 2y ago
Chicago Union Station had its own "urban renewal" era mistake too. While the Great Hall remains, the old headhouse was a beautiful place that had better connections to what turned into the Blue Line. Torn down to sell the air righ
983.
by wpm 2y ago
The preference file for com.apple.applescript holds a bunch of <data> keys that are base64 encoded NeXT "NXStreamType" objects, or "typedstream", it would change based on the endianess of the system it was running
984.
by wpm 2y ago
Having it cache a bunch of crap to your disc isn't exactly "borking your shit". Just delete it. There's probably some settings flag you can export in your shell .rc to control that behavior, but its so not a problem it h
985.
by wpm 2y ago
Gil took over as CEO two years after the Copeland project began under Michael Spindler, and turned it around enough to ship Mac OS 8 a few weeks after he was ousted by the board (after Jobs broke a gentleman's agreement he had with Ame
986.
by wpm 2y ago
Slow networking? Most people’s networking hardware is still only as fast as the best PowerMac you could buy over 20 years ago. Only in the last few years has 2.5GbE become noticeably common.
987.
by wpm 2y ago
Not to mention the macOS scrollbars are ugly as sin now.
988.
by wpm 2y ago
Yeah just like the Home app…or the calculator that can’t be resized…or System Settings (oooh which way is the text going to run in this text box? Nobody knows!)… or Game Center, or Apple Music, or any of the other half assed first party app
989.
by wpm 2y ago
I love when I find some fantastic doc in the Apple Doc “Archive” with some huge banner at the top reminding me that there is newer documentation available that has, at best, 10% of the content.
990.
by wpm 2y ago
Which forces sandboxing and App Store regulations on everything on it. There’s a really good reason the Mac App Store isn’t that big.

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