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Comment #46504514
All of them? The author points at some particular issues they have had and concludes that all Apple services are garbage?! Well, except for iMessage and FaceTime. I’ve been using A…
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Comment #46451067
DuckDuckGo has that feature, too.
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Comment #45212044
Agreed. However it cannot be enforced without violating people’s privacy. I pick privacy.
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Comment #45178500
is-arrayish lmao
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Comment #43057250
A lot of people suggesting paying for Premium. Value for money arguments aside, I see a huge problem here: sharing even more data (personal financial information) with Google. I, p…
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Comment #42839902
This. I’d be more than happy to pay (a reasonable price to) Google. I don’t want to give them any personal information, especially financial.
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Comment #42157746
You’re right, it doesn’t mean anything related to a physical dimension. Its sole purpose is to show shrinkage (in terms of density) compared to the previous generation. That being …
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Comment #42156404
How does Avalonia do native look-and-feel? Does it use its own custom controls (with themes) or does it try to do what Qt does (using native theming APIs)?
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Comment #42149409
Exactly this. Athletes are an outlier when it comes to BMI. Furthermore, I reckon the majority of the people discussing BMI, as in these comments, would tend to be outliers, too, b…
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Comment #42116488
That’s hilarious.
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Comment #42116218
Not that I care much about Meta or other Socials, but would they also stop data collection and tracking for paying customers?
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Comment #42115320
I love SF Mono and use it everywhere. The reason SF Mono and Monaco are not on the list is probably because they are proprietary.
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Comment #42115302
Same here, I hate ligatures.
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Comment #42092861
You underestimate the sheer complexity of it. You’re talking $1B, I am talking a blank check. That’s probably 100s of different research teams, each with a $?B, whose “research” wo…
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Comment #42090889
Two reasons why TSMC operations in Taiwan would cease: 1. Skilled workers to develop and operate the fabs. I doubt it that the Taiwanese would happily continue to innovate under a …
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Comment #42090840
EUV (not High-NA) is much, much more complex than Immersion Lithography—and China doesn’t have have that either—the optics (mirrors), the light source, the masks, everything under …
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Comment #42079700
Electron is a show-stopper for me.
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Comment #41961123
People in which part of the world? Need to be specific, elephants (should) probably care just about how much rights they’re getting.
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Comment #41943120
I wish this kind of SW was open source.
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Comment #39041893
Despite Microsoft aggressive push (via Edge)?! Surprised…
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Comment #38926149
That was 20 years ago. In another video, John says ~8 billion LOC, which seems more a accurate. ASML is a system integrator. I presume that those numbers include 3rd party SW, and …
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Comment #38692467
Microsoft has no taste.
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Comment #38593756
Fully agreed. On top of that, no right click “Look Up” menu (standard on macOS) and no vertical tabs* * The TreeStyleTab extension (I think was the name) is pretty bad. For example…
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Comment #37378422
Cmd-Click and, while holding Cmd, drag the icon down away from the menubar.
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Comment #37378118
I need something like this on my Windows 11 work laptop :(