Since when was jq considered slow?
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Thank you for the links to sources. Already aware of some but others were definitely news to me.
Musk has already tried to interfere with my country’s politics on X (not listed above) but all I’m saying is I don’t link those political opinions to the Tesla brand and I don’t think it’s fair or healthy to say that another person holds the same political views as the CEO of the product they purchased.
Nobody decent is pro-child labour, rare earth mineral mining or buying diamonds from conflict zones so to say by buying a product of those practises is outward support of those practices isn’t right. Where do we draw the line?
Well, that’s not a very good way to live — assigning other peoples’ political alignments based on their vehicle purchases.
This just in, the creator of UNIX wants to deactivate your MacBook. Just yours. Sorry, hope you understand.
Which politics exactly do you say I'm unknowingly expressing?
This sounds like a very US centric point of view to have. Most people outside the US, like myself, don't hold these views of the Tesla brand.
If this was the lens everyone saw the world through, they probably wouldn't buy any mainstream tech including the digital device you're typing this on.
Nah, I don't make political statements with my purchases. You're thinking too deeply about it. There must be separation because I don't experience politics when driving Tesla.
Yeah I'm hoping it comes like that to all markets. Where I live, there are a lot of roundabouts that I would make turn signals on the wheel a nightmare to use properly
I just like their cars. It's not a political decision.
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Great news, but I'll be waiting until 8.1 to upgrade my apps
Congrats on the launch! What's unique about this product compared to other competitors like getwaitlist.com?
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Scrolling down from the top of homepage is pretty choppy on my M3 Max in Safari
I noticed that backup jobs are failing en masse
Have you checked if you brushed against their ToS somehow or exhausted their usage limits?
Here’s one I’m developing for iOS if you want push notifications or summaries of linked articles
Security backlash?
Should be security concerns
Will it affect gaming performance? I’m assuming it won’t be possible to disable Recall?
Yes, just give us your software for free before you sell it to mystery buyer
The danger of doing business with humans in general
How many years from now will Gmail be on that chopping block?
“We’re shutting down Gmail, here’s an export of your inbox. We promise to forward your email for 5 years.”
I wonder if the OpenAI issue has anything to do with Apple doing some large performance/integration testing ahead of potential WWDC announcement on Monday
My first port of call would be to triple check the sender's email address to make sure you're not being scammed.
Emails saying things to the tune of "account still posed to great of a risk" and "starting refunding my clients if I did not provide further review for my business" doesn't sound very Stripey.
List of official Stripe domains: https://support.stripe.com/questions/verified-stripe-domains....
Looks like this site was made in 2 minutes in Framer. Seems like an email grab to me. I wouldn't put my email into it.
It depends how long you’re willing to wait for those advances in open source.
For a fair comparison of “advancement” in open source you have to discuss free open source applications where a commercial version of a similar app exists.
Photoshop vs Gimp, Illustrator vs Inkscape, Microsoft office vs libre etc etc. objectively speaking the commercial version is going to be better across the board.
Open source variants are getting closer these days like Blender and Godot but you’re on a different scale of waiting for those advances to catch up vs the commercial for profit versions.
Some life saving pharmaceuticals, automobiles tech, general consumer communications and entertainment tech, all come from capitalists trying to be the first to market to profit. The sheer amount of technological leaps our generation alone has seen was all pretty much for profit. You wouldn’t observe the same rate if it was all purely driven by governments.
Engineering for slow CPUs next. No matter how fast our machines get these days, it's just never enough for the memory/CPU/battery hungry essential apps and operating systems we use nowadays.
There is no advancement without profit. Advances are a product of market competition. When no company can profit from investing in R&D, there will be no R&D.
Wouldn't this blog fall into the category of running revolting ads as well?
It sounds to me like calling the encryption phrase, a "password" and presenting it as immediately after signing in with Apple is the problem.
There are a good few web and mobile apps out there to help you filter through what you want to read.
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