Rolcol

I use the Delay feature. It will wait to start the wash for a settable amount of hours.

You can schedule a demo at the Apple Store

Their services income also includes the Google Search deal and App Store and in-app purchase commission.

This appears to be for the .zip format, not gzip.

Apple also released Safari 16.5.2 for Big Sur and Monterey to address this: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT213826

Marketplace isn’t an “NPR” show. It’s owned by American Public Media.

I wonder if this page is more of a generic podcast feed and player

and is playing with fire for no absolutely no benefit

How so? The previous commits are still recoverable from the reflog.

I don't like the update system introduced in Big Sur. An update that is only around 124MB on iOS is 2.20 GB on Big Sur.

I don't use Snaps myself, but Ubuntu did announce that they saw large speed improvements by switching the compression from XZ to LZO. The numbers they gave were for Chrome: https://ubuntu.com/blog/snap-speed-improvements-with-new-com...

It made the Snap about 100MB bigger, though.

You claim it's dead, but suggest using a fork that can't hope to keep up if Firefox dies? They benefit from all the architectural improvements done to Firefox, including this.

What size is a memory page on other ARM CPUs? I think Apple's processors use 16KiB pages. Doesn't x86 software assume a 4KiB page size, unless it deals with huge pages?

The 3.5mm adapter is no longer included for free.

This project is nowhere near the level of Wine, if that's what you're expecting. They admit they have basic experimental support for simple GUIs. Anything command-line is highly likely on Linux anyway.

In the case of a Mac transition, applications would go from little-endian 64bit x86_64 to little-endian 64bit AArch64.