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by zapzupnz 11mo ago
The best way I've heard this described today is "he's high on his own supply".
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by zapzupnz 11mo ago
The article never once says "public locker room", it merely says "locker room". These are, presumably, parts of private establishments such as pools, saunas, gyms, etc. That is, one has to make the conscious choice to en
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by zapzupnz 11mo ago
> Nobody wants to change in a locker where they might be stared at as objects of sexual interest. I would not want to be nude in a changing room with homosexual men or women. That sounds like a you problem. Plenty of people around the
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by zapzupnz 1y ago
This isn't to dispute your assertion, but I think things are still quite a bit different. A lot of things provided by Foundation on macOS are still not available in Linux's Foundation, nor CoreFoundation, so one has to defer to so
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by zapzupnz 1y ago
Why not? Why wouldn't an open source project want their increasingly platform-agnostic language to be supported on as many platforms as possible?
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by zapzupnz 1y ago
Swift on Apple and Swift on literally-everything-else are very different stories at the moment.
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by zapzupnz 1y ago
> is it easier in theory to port swift to freebsd rather than linux? the facts that macOs has shared history with freebsd tells me yes That shared history goes back a LONG way. The base components from FreeBSD that are in macOS are absol
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by zapzupnz 1y ago
Providing a translation in English so people stop downvoting: Writing programmes in Malayalam is something I've always wanted to do. I know that programming is primarily the language of mathematics, and it's just expressed in Engl
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by zapzupnz 1y ago
> How long have you been using computers? Since the 1990s, and I've never used an autosave system that worked that way.
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by zapzupnz 1y ago
Vista, or rather Aero, never looked anything like this. It's glassy and translucent but that's where the similarity ends. The way the translucency itself is used is vastly different. But also, yes, I agree. It didn't need to
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by zapzupnz 1y ago
I’ve never used an autosave system for general software like that, overwriting the file but keeping no history, before. Which one behaves like that?
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by zapzupnz 1y ago
I generally agree with your points (and love TDE) but > I don't use autosave either. I don't want the computer to assume when I want to save a file. The computer is too stupid to know that. That’s why, with auto save systems, y
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by zapzupnz 1y ago
So, if you have sufficient influence, you can get things moving. What about those of us nobodies with no influence?
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by zapzupnz 1y ago
> That’s the idea behind the new PostHog.com. You can multitask, open a few articles simultaneously, and move them around as you please. No, I can't, because the way I please is to use Swish ( https://highlyopinionated.co&
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by zapzupnz 1y ago
It's already on the App Store and meets all their criteria for a development app, so I can't see any reason why it would be blocked.
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by zapzupnz 1y ago
Your list comes up as a single, comma-less paragraph. Add empty lines between each item just like this
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by zapzupnz 1y ago
> because they dont want people to brick their phone on accident Or worse, blow them up.
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by zapzupnz 1y ago
Not everything is for everyone. Y'all are criticising this project's bean soup because you don't like beans.
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by zapzupnz 1y ago
> It's a product whose largest cohort is designers or design-minded people. Those people are not clamouring for another Arial.
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by zapzupnz 1y ago
Yep, that's the one I was thinking of. Still, I wonder if the platform's networking could just be added in ex-post facto (disclaimer: never actually touched this, just looked at it)
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by zapzupnz 1y ago
Not even by compiling Go to WASM, then transpiling WASM to C++, then building the resulting C++ with Tiger's GCC?
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by zapzupnz 1y ago
It seems almost hostile to users. Why should I need to use some third party tool to find your thing? If you're paying for a domain anyway, pay for a meaningful one. … Well, I guess that's what they've done. Surely nobody coul
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by zapzupnz 1y ago
> If it's just AppleMusic player. Well, considering it's an Apple Music frontend… that's really the point, isn't it?
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by zapzupnz 1y ago
The name seems awfully close to QuickTune, another frontend to Apple Music. https://marioaguzman.github.io/quicktune/
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by zapzupnz 1y ago
Professionals use macOS. They also use iOS and iPadOS. I think Apple's success is their own poison in that the definition of who or what a professional is has expanded with their market share. Yet, in their eagerness to transition thei
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by zapzupnz 1y ago
I have a C4 OLED and I thought what you said was also true for me until I figured out what settings I needed to change on my TV to match my console (Nintendo Switch 2). Had to turn on HGiG, manually adjust the peak brightness level on the c
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by zapzupnz 1y ago
Only ping me if it's in the next five years, which was the claim from the other poster. ;-) We have until 2030! That said, if macOS continues to receive such shoddy treatment from its design team, I may not be using macOS by then to ev
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by zapzupnz 1y ago
> Have you seen the settings in the new Xcode? This iPad-ass crap keeps infesting various apps. Yes, and I agree that it's bad. Though, I did say the System Settings app was crap, and it's taken a leaf from that. To be honest,
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by zapzupnz 1y ago
And yet macOS Tahoe reverses a lot of "getting rid of desktop design patterns", such as Launch Pad (which emulates the iPadOS home screen) being replaced by a more generic list of apps using the same interface as Spotlight. Again,
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by zapzupnz 1y ago
Not only who asked for it, but who believes it? This tired line has been the same drum for well over a decade with no proper evidence to support it other than “tHeY lOoK tEh sAmE”.

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