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thebitstick

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    Comment #45339139

    This will never happen, but the ideal laptop for me would be a Framework Laptop 13/16 with an Apple Silicon mainboard and OLED display. The soldered RAM of the Framework Desktop ha…

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    Comment #45019860

    Open -> Click away the error message -> Settings -> Privacy & Security -> Open Anyways -> Open Anyways -> Authenticate -> app actually opens

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    Comment #44884372

    Debian GNU/kFreeBSD should be revived.

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    Comment #44438344

    > But in fact for most hackers reading this site https://survey.stackoverflow.co/2024/technology#1-operating-...

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    Comment #44164157

    Me when I lie

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    Comment #38419634

    Local LLM use isn't really continuous though. You're comparing Apples to oranges. For training especially and for the datacenter, NVIDIA cards still make absolute sense. But for co…

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    Comment #38211015

    Mac never had a 30-pin adapter, so lightning makes no sense. Mac also had Thunderbolt 2 with the miniDP port, and switched to Thunderbolt 3 with a USB-C port.

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    Comment #38171104

    On a server, absolutely. On a desktop, the user is usually the administrator anyways. UAC exists on Windows land and the Administrator account is disabled for a reason.

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    Comment #37839107

    Apple adds FeliCa and NFC radios to all iPhones worldwide. Only Android phones sold in Japan have FeliCa radios, worldwide models only have a NFC radio.

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    Comment #37697383

    Reminder that Purism cannot be trusted to actually ship hardware or issue refunds. You've been warned.

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    Comment #37564641

    > It can even be enabled for regular Safari browsing. On the iPhone, open the Settings app, tap Safari → Advanced → Advanced Tracking and Fingerprinting Protection, and select All …

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    Comment #37245444

    This is because ICOCA/PASMO/Suica use FeliCa rather than NFC for data. All iPhones have both FeliCa and NFC. Only Japanese Android phones would bother added FeliCa.

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    Comment #37069826

    I have the opposite opinion for macOS shortcuts vs Linux/Windows/IBM shortcuts. Practically everything is handled with Cmd, with Option/Shift/Control being modifiers. It's the exce…

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    Comment #36443516

    You can do AR experiences. The point of the whole article is to showcase app developers who have existing apps getting their apps up and running quickly.

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    Comment #36397453

    Well that sucks

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    Comment #36374176

    Unless you're accustomed to them being on the left, in which being on the right is the weird thing. Red means stop, yellow means slow/yield, green means go, which in the context of…

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    Comment #35882181

    I love what the company is doing and I really want to support their business, but I just can't get away from macOS. Hackintoshes aren't super viable anymore, so I have a pie-in-the…

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    Comment #35365492

    Duplicate thread https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35360080

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    Comment #35336943

    It was paywalled because you are not the product.

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    Comment #35164850

    "...public content website..."

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    Comment #34630981

    There's a great fork of LibreOffice called NeoOffice that makes the app feel more native to macOS. https://www.neooffice.org/neojava/en/index.php

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    Comment #34361707

    Phone call or some kind of document verification. Phone call just involves typing a verbal authentication code. Very simple.

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    Comment #33690150

    Orion is worth the try if you're on Mac. https://browser.kagi.com

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    Comment #33649143

    wine32on64 is used to translate x86 Windows APIs to x86_64, WINE translates these to x86_64 POSIX, and then Rosetta 2 translates these to aarch64 POSIX.

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    Comment #33501859

    I can set an alarm for my washing machine while walking up the stairs on my smartwatch. Just makes routines easier.