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butchlugrod
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Comment #43607309
I work at a large corporation, but one that only has 6% of Apple’s annual revenue. Even the emails we send to end users get a review from the legal team prior to us hitting send. Y…
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Comment #40609525
Really satisfied with Ice. I've been a long-time Bartender user, but have thought that version 5 is a little slow and buggy. Ice does what I need it to do (hide/show icons) and it …
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Comment #40609333
I use the Inkplate 6Color for some similar projects. Built-in ESP32 controller, so no Pi required. Can be fully battery-powered, so if you make intelligent use of the deep-sleep/wa…
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Comment #40371864
I know! I have read every piece on the site, and they really go into some fantastic detail about old Apple stuff. No idea who this person it, and they have not posted in a few year…
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Comment #40369498
Great write-up here about what it takes to build the app from this source code: http://basalgangster.macgui.com/RetroMacComputing/The_Long_V...
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Comment #37992833
There are definitely gains with the on-package memory, but that's only the tip of the spear. The tight integration of hardware and software is also an advantage -- look at how Appl…
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Comment #21205045
The "hit piece" was written by Stallman himself.
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Comment #20940198
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zgk8UdV7GQ0
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Comment #9527196
Quincy, like The Dalles, is located near the Columbia River, and is an hour drive to the Grand Coulee, Chief Joseph, Wanapum, Rock Island, and Rocky Reach hydroelectric dams. Elect…
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Comment #7486967
I will probably start deploying new servers to this in about six months, once the community has explored any package quirks.
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Comment #7486947
Just installed it into a VM. No issues, very slick. The UI scaling stuff is a neat addition. Haven't tried the Server edition yet, but I imagine I'll start deploying that in six mo…