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by zshrc 3y ago
It doesn’t signal anything. Companies do this in order to prevent impostors from hosting on these sites posing as them. Business as usual, Pages is comparable to Word, Numbers is weak against Excel, and Keynote is superior to PowerPoint.
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by zshrc 3y ago
There’s a certain Apple feature people like to hate on that works very well too…
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by zshrc 3y ago
HN is definitely going to remember that 14.4 is still in early beta. But Apple might forget about us and deliver broken software ONCE AGAIN
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by zshrc 3y ago
Apple provides thousands of APIs to make developing on the platform easier, has created their own programming language that integrates nicely with the platform and has a fully integrated IDE that works with both above. Sure, buddy… They don
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by zshrc 3y ago
A lot of your non-App Store apps use Sparkle just fyi.
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by zshrc 3y ago
Spotify has no room to speak. Pay your artist, just as greedy.
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by zshrc 3y ago
musl is significantly smaller and "less bloat" than glibc, so even with a statically linked program, it still remains small in both system memory and storage.
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by zshrc 3y ago
Please, they could do it even with the WebKit wrapper. Edge managed to get AdBlock Pro and Brave has a content blocker built in.
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by zshrc 3y ago
They're acting like they did something... this just brings more profit for them on a platform they can't exist without.
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by zshrc 3y ago
... christ, I hope you tried turning it off and back on again.
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by zshrc 3y ago
So why Apple instead of something like a Pixel with GrapheneOS? Again, curious.
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by zshrc 3y ago
Curious, do you use anything iCloud or Apple services like iMessage then? I imagine this breaks stuff…
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by zshrc 3y ago
While most distros can basically do the same thing, this does a good job pointing out the differences (such as release cycle, philosophy, etc).
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by zshrc 3y ago
I use BetterDisplay with my Samsung 4k monitor because macOS display control sucks if its not their displays...
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by zshrc 3y ago
Bad title. The first "useful" thing built using Rust was the drivers that run my MacBook under Asahi Linux.
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by zshrc 3y ago
I’ve come to check DNS first nowadays. It’s the equivalent of checking if it’s plugged in at this point for me.
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by zshrc 3y ago
Apple has released os updates that have specifically targeted Safari issues. Usually point z releases as needed like big bugs and security fixes. Still not as ideal but it’s better than before. Mind you the version string in Safari might no
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by zshrc 3y ago
Because, while you or I might be able to do it, a lot of people don't want to do this. They'd rather have it work and not need to think about it. There's a lot to be said (and pay for) convenience.
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by zshrc 3y ago
Proton has a rather "curious" interaction with the word "open source". Most of the time, they wait to release the source code of their products around the time a specific version is released, and perform active work on a
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by zshrc 3y ago
An old read, but I'd argue to give it another try with something like OrbStack. You lose a lot of the overhead of running a desktop OS. But still impressive none the less.
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by zshrc 3y ago
https://www.apple.com/legal/privacy/data/en/journaling-sugge...
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by zshrc 3y ago
https://www.macrumors.com/2023/12/12/ios-17-3-stolen-device-... For those who don't want to pay. Goes over the WSJ in depth lol.
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by zshrc 3y ago
I have a Red Hat Developer Subscription so I run a combo of CentOS Stream and RHEL. All hobby stuff. Closest to "production" is my web server and that runs OpenBSD...
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by zshrc 3y ago
Would work great on a VPS endpoint to guarantee “always-on” syncing (plus a VPN tunnel). I won’t touch it until it stabilizes though.
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by zshrc 3y ago
Their support sucks A LOT. Great software if you need a Windows VM. If you need Linux just use UTM. Will also note that Virtualization.Framework is maturing rather nicely, so you don't even need to use QEMU backend with UTM and will st
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by zshrc 3y ago
5nm vs 3nm maybe? M1/M2 are 5nm.
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by zshrc 3y ago
Kinda naive to think that Rust could offer superior performance on a first-party platform when it can't even figure out GUIs correctly. Granted you could probably introduce a Rust/Swift FFI for logic/graphics, but that's
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by zshrc 3y ago
Modern paging/swapping can take a good bulk of higher memory pressure... but it comes at the cost of SSD wear. Mind you, even extreme SSD wear would result in ~7 year "failure" rate... but the SSD not being replaceable is kin
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by zshrc 3y ago
No, it's not Bob. What's your devs team default?
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by zshrc 3y ago
Please. Spotify won't think twice to stomp potential competition. At least Apple pays artists better.

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