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Others: (where netcat is suggested) https://github.com/chubin/awesome-console-services?tab=readm...
- Apple Sparse Image Format allows you to create virtualized disk images with a virtualized file format that can be formatted to any kind of file
- Terminal.app now supports 24-bit color and powerline glyphs
- Vehicle Motion Cues to reduce motion-sickness when in a moving vehicle
For a more granular features list: https://www.apple.com/os/pdf/All_New_Features_macOS_Tahoe_Se...
He also did Platinum and Ultra.
I am surprised nobody has mentioned this port of Marble Blast Gold.
https://marbleblastgold.randomityguy.me/
He also did Platinum and Ultra.
https://www.y8.com/games/frozen_bubble_hd
This is a great port, but you'll want an ad blocker. It works well saved as a web app from Safari.
If you want to play locally on macOS, here is a build. If it fails to run, it is likely the error "The requested video mode is not available" and can be run if connected to an external monitor (then you can disable fullscreen and launch without an external monitor).
https://drodin.com/extremetuxracer/ https://github.com/drodin/extremetuxracer
If you want to play locally on macOS, here is a build. If it fails to run, it is likely the error "The requested video mode is not available" and can be run if connected to an external monitor (then you can disable fullscreen and launch without an external monitor).
https://drodin.com/extremetuxracer/ https://github.com/drodin/extremetuxracer
It is weird that they acted as through the design system hasn't changed much since iOS 7. They've overhauled and tweaked it every year since 2011- increasing font weights, using slower floaty/bubble animations, increasing corner radiuses and adding more negative space, adding depth and shadows to icons, etc. Control Center, for example, looks nothing like it did in iOS 7. iOS 7 was much more minimal, the least skeuomorphic, and a bit more geometric than the "neumorphic" changes they've made since then.
This updated design language seems to have similarities to Microsoft's Material/Fluent design system that brought more of that same glass material to Windows 11, with the more 3d-looking edge outlines on ui elements. So the glass metaphor seems to be a trending metaphor in these UIs, for better or for worse.
I love this. If you like terminal art, (even though the author describes this as being a game) I’ve started aggregating some programs here:
Reuter's timeline: https://www.reuters.com/world/ukraine-russia-war/trump-zelen...
To state the obvious, the Trump administration is more interested in profiting from a minerals deal than supplying any actual security guarantees. The Russian Federation has proved time and time again that they will breach any peace agreements (as occurred with the current invasion which breached agreements bartered after the annexation of Crimea) made with Ukraine for piecewise annexation of their neighbors, at any price to their own soldiers and people.
True lasting peace, is avoiding further steps to another world war. It takes hardly a high school education in history to recognize those preliminary warning signs in Russia's behavior. A common talking point that the Trump administration seems to use, is that they are doing precisely that- preventing a world war- by refusing to further arm and protect Ukraine with weapons and security guarantees- however this refusal does just the opposite, and this minerals deal really has nothing to do with Ukraine's security or interests. The devil is in the details, and the Trump admin refuses to detail how the minerals deal would protect Ukraine or how they would respond to further territorial incursions if the deal were to be signed.
Aside from all this, of course there's a lot of topical nonsense in how Trump and Vance conducted themselves, with shouting and lecturing at Zelensky, but these are all distractions, and they have almost no substance or details to back their broad claims about how or why this conflict started and what would end it. Scapegoating and bullshitting seems to be their game, but luckily Zelensky both asserted himself where possible and kept a relatively calm, but brutally honest, demeanor.
Because the security threats to America would come a bit later, likely in the form of Russia marching into a NATO country, Americans will believe what they want about the conflict. Trump makes this especially easy with his false and misleading oversimplifications. It is sad to think that a proportionally small sacrifice by the American taxpayer to help a country like Ukraine has been sized up as unworthy collateral for saving lives and fighting fascism.
Since this lacks support for Firefox on Linux, using the built-in password manager with a Firefox account still feels like the easiest cross-platform solution.
It has a tick, though it is very quiet. Even in silence, I rarely notice it- but of course others may. Thanks for reading!
You can try submitting a bug report with Feedback Assistant.app or apple.com/feedback, but there’s no guarantee they will see it.
The limitations of the system browsers on the DSi, 3DS, and even Wii U are so restricting that they’re sort of interesting. I would love to see if they’d run on the Opera browser for the original DS (which was sold separately and required a memory expansion pack).
I imagine these games would run well on other outdated platforms and browsers as well.
This binary runs on latest macOS: https://github.com/drodin/extremetuxracer/releases/download/...
A few photographers recreated some of them:
https://petapixel.com/2019/09/16/this-photographer-trio-recr...
They also created one for Monterey since it didn’t ship with exclusive landscape photography:
https://www.techradar.com/news/photographers-make-their-own-...
Supposedly it has its origins in the Newton MessagePad!
Not to be confused with https://tilde.news
Timestamped: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z2VBKerS63A&t=4760s
Reminds me a bit of an early iOS game, a tiny sandbox, called Aquaforest.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Vewtcd7nBLk&pp=ygUOYXF1YWZvcmV...