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by zapzupnz 1y ago
See, that's helpful. Those are directions in which to be pointed. A bit America-centric but better than nothing. Thank you.
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by zapzupnz 1y ago
I mean, it's not the same is it, because I can tell you where I can at least find beer drinkers … down the pub, at the bar. If your bubble has people in it who have access to psychedelics, then great. If one's people doesn't
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by zapzupnz 1y ago
I’m curious to know how American legal system is better than any other country’s. From the outside looking in, it looks just as broken if not worse. You may have been kidding, but I’m sure someone will genuinely think so and have some decen
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by zapzupnz 1y ago
The comments on that article are wild. They're of people who seemingly play tech specs rather than actual games. All that mixed in with plenty of people spouting some of the talking points about the screen protector, how the screen in
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by zapzupnz 1y ago
That makes sense.
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by zapzupnz 1y ago
I'm not sure how the two are remotely comparable. I don't go to Reddit for live discussion, voice and video chat, etc.
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by zapzupnz 1y ago
In the Apple ecosystem, grey hasn't meant 'disabled' for years except for glyphs and text. In Liquid Glass, glyphs and text haven't changed their colouration.
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by zapzupnz 1y ago
Funnily enough, I thought 7 dialled it up with windows no longer going opaque when maximised and the default blue being slightly more translucent-looking than the sky blue in Vista.
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by zapzupnz 1y ago
I think the person to whom you're replying may not have realised you're talking about one of the Framework 13s, not the Framework 12.
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by zapzupnz 1y ago
I don't think it's unusual at all, depending on what genre of games they play. For example, they may be thinking of the likes of many PC strategy games where the music seems to just come in seemingly at random and distract, or com
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by zapzupnz 1y ago
I can’t believe that in 50 years, you’ve been unable to imagine people disabling music. I turn it off in games like Minecraft because it serves no purpose, and my husband routinely disables it in Factorio. Then you’ve got people with hearin
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by zapzupnz 1y ago
> Mario Kart World generally looks more saturated than previous games if anything, so it definitely meets that minimum. Compare any of the retro tracks to their World counterpart, then say that again. The game’s general palette and desig
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by zapzupnz 1y ago
People don’t pay attention to how true innovation comes through iteration. We didn’t just magically have the devices we have today from nothing; they are the result of years of subtle improvements over time. That anybody on HN doesn’t reali
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by zapzupnz 1y ago
This timeline isn’t right. The MacBook Air preceded that particular MacBook, but they were different categories (Air didn’t have a Retina display, for example). The MacBook Air eventually took on the general unibody design of the 11” MacBoo
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by zapzupnz 1y ago
It’s version 3. 2 was last year; 2.5 just released
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by zapzupnz 1y ago
The theatrics of being *forced* to use completely optional, opt-in features has been a staple of discussions regarding Apple for years. Every year, macOS and iPadOS look superficially more and more similar, but they remain distinct in their
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by zapzupnz 1y ago
Not quite. As another user mentioned, there's Swift Playgrounds which is complete enough that you can even upload apps made in it to the App Store. Aside from that, there are also IDEs like Pythonista for creating Python-based apps and
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by zapzupnz 1y ago
In Settings -> Accessibility -> Display, you can enable Increase Contrast or Reduce Transparency to get rid of some of the worse glass effects, and Settings -> Accessibility -> Motion, you can enable Reduce Motion to get rid of
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by zapzupnz 1y ago
It's not that surprising. Much of Swift and its frameworks are contributed by the open source community.
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by zapzupnz 1y ago
Gotcha, gotcha.
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by zapzupnz 1y ago
There are a few posts doing this, repeating on the listings.
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by zapzupnz 1y ago
Why a post from six years ago?
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by zapzupnz 1y ago
They’re more likely talking about their use of SwiftUI on Windows
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by zapzupnz 1y ago
The pipeline from Windows to Linux is fairly clear. The pipeline from Mac to Linux is less evident; the dyed in the wool Mac users tend to stay that way, using Linux for work rather than a daily driver. Queue a Mac-to-Linux user to contradi
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by zapzupnz 1y ago
It no more smells of desperation than when Apple contributed modern ScreenCaptureKit support to OBS Studio. They want great experiences for their own platforms and sometimes that means reaching out to other projects. It's true that the
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by zapzupnz 2y ago
You must mean CuriosityStream because most of my favourite Nebula creators are also YouTubers. Usually, the Nebula version of their video is slightly longer, too.
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by zapzupnz 2y ago
Sounds a bit like WINE
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by zapzupnz 2y ago
I know that on HN it is discouraged to say things like “did you even read the page?” But I feel it’s apt — not only will you see it’s an unsigned extension (so not on the Chrome Web Store, meaning the extension itself isn’t the channel for
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by zapzupnz 2y ago
> For who? UK users? Literally every TikTok user from around the world? There's more than just the US, UK, and China, y'know.
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by zapzupnz 2y ago
> Is your culture 20 years old? What did they do before? Our people barely left our homelands, our pā and marae, for fear of them being stolen by pākeha-let governments who urbanised the rest of us into poverty. Now that people in my cul

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