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> running Linux Problem exists between user and hardware. Applied the Firefox salt over the wound doesn't help either. It's a discussion about Macs btw.

I agree, but even online is now heavily censored. It's harder and harder to find a place to express even slightly non-PC opinions. In my opinion this is not gonna produce good resu…

My first personal page was made this way too. Nightmare to debug, since "view source" only gave the XML code, not the computed XHTML.

On the other hand I find it the lamest and most annoying "feature" of the last 10 years. The article itself is a good demonstration (at least on my M1 MBP): as soon as an image has…

I bought an early 2015 MBP (my favorite design) when the 2016 models where announced and waited until the M1 to buy a new one again, and the keyboard is good again.

I've seen faddishnes and questionable authorship in a top-3 Japan university too. The lab I was in was a paper mill, the professor even explicitly told student than quantity > qual…

> but the outcome may be potentially disheartening for you, because those guys may actually succeed one way or another Your sentence is very contradictory to say the least! I'll be…

I'm giving a programming class and students uses LLMs all the time. I see it as a big problem because: - it puts focus on syntax instead of the big picture. Instead of finding arti…

It's less hilarious when whole country policies are made on those assumptions thus ruining it economically (notably), and voicing any concerns is threatened with legal force. In Fr…

> Democracies around the world are increasingly looking to surveil and expose private data of their citizens, and introducing laws where simple act of defiance will become criminal…

Maybe the insecurity of the city since he mentions the evening? Hardly somethings specific to mathematicians tho. It's seems like a weird AI-generated rant.

I have a theory for a long time that "democracy" as a concept is pushed so strongly in the West not because it really favors people nor for its effectiveness but because it nulls p…

Upvoting too. > Unless, that is, I agree to work on a comparable solution for the university focused on solving the underlying problem I was building HuskySwap for. They would pres…

I wish the same. That being said, given how useless Apple Intelligence is, how it isn't deployed in the EU and how it's gatekept by newer hardware, it's still very easy to ignore i…

> Apple refines what others have attempted before, that's what they're good at. Exactly. And often the first version is often kind of meh (iPhone, Watch, Vision Pro) but they keep…

May help some foreigners with the consonants, but the vowels will probably still pronounced incorrectly due to English's Great Vowel Shift. Kunreishiki will still be used in lingui…

> It felt like the ARM laptops were rushed about a year too early... It's like this every year since the Windows RT laptops : 2012.

> The iPhone especially in America is a unique case. iPhones have a >50% market share in Japan, Canada, and in a few European countries (Danmark, Sweden). The common point I see be…

I don't thing it's a money problem. It's more like a framing issue, with some reviewers being too narrow-minded, or lacking background knowledge on the topic of the paper. It's not…

Those fans would probably be as vocal if a white actor was casted for the main role in a Black Panther movie.

Both can be true. They're even complementary I'd say: the DEI policies are like social greenwashing for how poorly they treat their employees.

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I had to change a lightning cable once, after years of daily use, and it wasn't the connector the issue. I wonder what was the people owing the cable you saw did with them...

Just use winget if you can a command line style install. It's strange (to not use a stronger word) to expect apt to work on Windows instead of the native alternative. It's like if …