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Indeed! And the content updates were done using a built-in subversion client! Quite innovative.

Uber for ambulances, got it. Claude, get to work. We will submit for Apple app review at EOD.

Not on iOS unless you also pay annual membership to put it on the AppStore OR rebuild & reinstall the personal-account build every 30 or so days.

Reinventing the web, one service at a time. Is it really that hard to build things like this on a per-case base, small scale, all on a bare bones VPS? Do we need a global gateway to help us not screw up the basics? Service looks nice but makes me sad somehow.

Today, the undersigned commit real resources — engineering talent, security expertise, and funding — to harden the software we share

A good waiter by the time it comes to payment will know the dynamic of the group and help them organize quickly.

Now tell me again how the Steam Machine is “overpriced”..

Do they pay taxes?

Several layers of white is what makes the black really pop. (Just kidding).

Or if you have a printer/scanner combo, you can turn it into a pen pal!

How about the iMac Pro? Would that work? I was able to put 128gb in it (not as easy as the regular iMac but possible).

Responsibility, reputation, reliability, human connection and empathy (ahem lawyers, right…)

Maybe just the ones at full or hybrid war with Europe?

The landscape has changed significantly. In 2007, OS X itself (10.5 Leopard) cost $129.

Maybe just ai-gapped.

Been doing it since the day I was born. The beginnings were hard but I’m getting there.

Happy to help and eventually take over.

I recommend the recent Wookash podcast with Chuck Jazdzewski, who was part of the team that created the original TV and much more in that ecosystem.

Interesting, looks like it's two completely separate implementations, one in Swift and one in Python.

Could be a fix for per-device asset optimization that got messed up somehow.

I am delaying it because iOS development is currently making me money but once that stops, I am so looking forward to moving back to Linux. Neither Windows or macOS are going in a good direction. The difference is only in the degree and speed of ensh*ttification. Ironically the only thing I might miss is the often criticized Xcode.

If you pirate a movie and reencode it, does that apply as well? You can still watch the movie and it is “obviously” the same movie, even though the bytes are completely different. Here you can use the program and it is, to the user, also the same.

At this point if a file format could have rounded corners I’m sure it would too.

So this fixes the problem when msvc is the required compiler. Does the zig C++ compiler bring anything to the table when clang is an option?

Can I run this on my 486?

On a single drive, deduplicate all you want. But you need to have two drives, at least, anyway.

In that case you are supposed to use your /other/ backup. Which you have.

Of course. I was just calling the police on my drive home to report some junk on the road and the operator asked me quite directly “is it on the junction you just passed?”. I didn’t mind actually, saved me some explaining. And if I ever call emergency, I can be pretty sure they will find me.

I love the nanotexture on my 2020 27” 5k Intel iMac.

Doesn't seem newsworthy, unless you are a Windows-centric news site trying too hard to dis Linux.

The slow but steady move to 6+ CPU core systems seems at least a bit more interesting.