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atommclain

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    Comment #47248577

    I think the old 4 port usb-c macbook pros were similar, two usb-c ports were better for charging and supported thunderbolt, while the other two were non-thunderbolt and not optimiz…

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    Comment #47073549

    Maybe I’m viewing truth too narrowly, but I feel like the printing press brought us as close as we could come to a “truth era”. Authorship of text, and the friction and cost involv…

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    Comment #46894696

    I believe it’s to integrate with iMessage, Calendar, Reminders etc.

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    Comment #46589367

    I was just looking into this today. I want to keep my computer updated with the cli tool softwareupdate. Before I was using the flag --all to apply any update, but then tried to ch…

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    Comment #46589031

    FWIW I have a note in my dot files that for this to take effect you need to logout and then log back in, not sure if this is (still?) the case.

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    Comment #45495120

    I remember reading this years ago and hoped a retro programmer would create a rom patch to implement this functionality. Maybe someday.

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    Comment #45186488

    I don’t see it; to my mind the last great Apple thin product was the 12” MacBook from 2015.

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    Comment #45093477

    My biggest criticism with SPM is that there doesn't seem to be a way to use it with git worktree since the package cache is centralized as opposed to being at the directory/project…

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    Comment #44814032

    It's funny, I prefer to use Safari on iOS instead of native apps because I have more control over shaping my experience (through user scripts and custom css) and Apple's focus on u…

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    Comment #44810886

    To intentionally mix metaphors, I can't believe I'm about to knowingly kick this well worn hornets nest. It seems obvious that if Tanenbaum, or any open source project used a GP li…

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    Comment #44407337

    It’s odd because the original Macintosh had a smaller keyboard without a numpad, however one was offered separately. It’s interesting because this “original” keypad has different p…

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    Comment #44358289

    I don't have this app installed, but I would use the App Privacy Report in settings to inspect the App Network Activity to see what domains it connects to and how often. While not …

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    Comment #43968570

    My understanding is that it’s a loose autobiography. I read through two thirds of it during Covid. I think it’s has an unfair reputation of being a challenging read; yes you’ll enc…

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    Comment #43792953

    I provide a C89 source file from Vim 6 that targets Classic MacOS/68K systems. The file is large with tons of ifdefs referencing arcane APIs. I let it know that when compiled the a…

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    Comment #43622563

    I thought the selection tool allows you to limit the area of the image that a revision will make changes to, but I tested it and I still see changes outside of the selected area wh…

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    Comment #43175177

    He spoke to this on No Longer ery Good, episode 626 of The Accidental Tech Podcast. Time stamp ~1:32:30 It tries, but there are some things it can't perfectly preserve like the las…

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    Comment #43058119

    Curious how well this compares to the same functionality built into Gemini.

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    Comment #43050107

    > They get to fly where ever they want Reminds me of the story of the Navy ship and lighthouse: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lighthouse_and_naval_vessel_ur...

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    Comment #42013420

    I found Bouncer to be a good fit for me. Free, open source, and uses regex. But it doesn’t come with a block list, so you have to construct your own. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/…

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    Comment #41819130

    I think the subtitle "A Fable" does a lot to provide cover for some of the things you bring up. My 2¢ on a few of your questions: * I saw the ability to start and stop time to repr…

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    Comment #41812955

    I've never been a fan of the argument of how voting against your own interest is some gap in logic. To me it can mean multiple things, one could be not understanding the implicatio…

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    Comment #41226674

    I thought it was 15% for the first million in revenue, then 30%.

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    Comment #41135813

    Are you aware of earlier source leaks, like System 6.x?

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    Comment #40598823

    https://archive.is/TNq2t

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    Comment #40585408

    I've been using Dozer for some time with no complaints, I'm not sure how much of the feature set overlaps as I use it primarily hiding extraneous menubar items. https://github.com/…