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artimaeis
1mo ago
Just FYI - with Tailscale you can switch SSO providers by putting in a support ticket. I did it last year and it was a breeze.
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6mo ago
You make some great points here. Here’s one of the places I’m coming from that seems to be aligned with the author of this. I find macOS to be a superior OS for doing computer work to all the alternatives. It still sucks for a lot of reason
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6mo ago
Asahi only supports M1 and M2 series Macs currently. The Neo uses an A18 Pro, which was only ever in an iPhone before. I wouldn’t count on Asahi coming to these soon.
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artimaeis
6mo ago
My first, and primary, programming language was C# which includes probably too large a standard library. It was definitely a surprise to see how minimal/simple other standard libraries are!
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7mo ago
For a camera exposing onto Kodak 5254, probably the fastest available in 1975, blazing ISO 100 film stock. Yeah it’s dim for that. To your eyes as I understand it’s pretty well lit.
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artimaeis
8mo ago
Demos are on the feature page: https://phase8.korg.com
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8mo ago
No, fta: > Alternatively, users can also choose to purchase the Mac versions of Final Cut Pro, Pixelmator Pro, Logic Pro, Motion, Compressor, and MainStage individually as a one-time purchase on the Mac App Store.
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8mo ago
Magnetic induction damping compasses have traditionally used a flat plate under the needle in order to arrest the motion of the needle. This component is not transparent. By removing the plate and adding the ring, you can see through the fa
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9mo ago
It offers native x86, Windows on ARM, and Apple Silicon versions. I think this is incorrect. Specifically the Windows ARM support. Official hardware support page indicates that the Windows version requires x64. I unfortunately don’t have
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9mo ago
You specified working with web and .NET Core (now just called .NET). Given the scope of modern .NET I don't think I can recommend a single book, but I've tried to order this in how I see them as most to least impactful for a dev.
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10mo ago
Running fine here on Safari 26.1 (Tahoe 26.1).
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10mo ago
The Phoebus cartel didn't collude just to make the light bulbs have a shorter lifespan. They upped the standard illumination a bulb emitted so that consumers needed fewer of them to see well. With an incandescent you have a kind of sli
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10mo ago
Happy to share the report from the ME Mini box (below). But the other one is running Windows so I can't help there. Thanks to this I was able to find I'd initially left off secure boot and was able to fix a couple of its suggestio
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10mo ago
I love how capable these tiny N150 machines are. I've got one running Debian for my home media and backup solution and it's never stuttered. I'd be curious about exactly what machine they're testing with. I've got t
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1y ago
Sorry if I'm missing something obvious -- but how have you come to the conclusion that all the articles are AI generated?
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1y ago
I like smaller keyboards (80% or less) in both gaming and professional work because it lets me keep my hands and shoulders in a more natural position when I’m using the mouse. A person with broader shoulders would probably have a different
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1y ago
For what it's worth, Maoni is the author's real name. Maoni0 is what they go by everywhere. You can find interviews and plenty of their other content if you search around a bit.
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1y ago
For what it’s worth: plenty of people would refer to it, broadly, as classical music. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Classical_music_(disambiguat... It’s not music from the classical period. Indeed, it’s from the baro
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1y ago
I don't think they meant that 'only' in a temporal sense. Rather, they meant why that's the only platform they're implementing it on for the time being. > "If you're wondering why we're [not implem
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1y ago
Every state in the US has some form of non-driver ID. They call them different things - but they're still usually administered by the state's DMV, since that's the office that is equipped to deal with identification procedure
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1y ago
Click the "3D" button on the bottom-center toolbar to see the 3D scan artifact.
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1y ago
It's been a while since I read Rand - but I thought she felt that those monopolistic forces would use the government to empower that monopolistic behavior. What we're seeing is that if the government does nothing then that monopol
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1y ago
She spent a lot of words making really solid arguments about how segregation has taken hold in some of the most influential and profitable sectors of the modern world. Let’s not pretend that casting people from it does not have consequences
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1y ago
Dekupon oranges (branded Sumo in the US)! They’re my favorite. Just the right amount of sweet, and the easiest to peel I’ve ever had. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dekopon
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1y ago
Seems like a variant of the cycle of geeks, mops, and sociopaths: https://meaningness.com/geeks-mops-sociopaths . Since more of our culture is in online, advertising-dominated spaces -- the forces of capital have a lot of in
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He cites his sources: https://notjustbikes.com/references/firetrucks.txt Re: the Baltimore FD https://www.baltimoresun.com/2018/07/03/baltimore-city-counc... And yes, the exception was g
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1y ago
Re: .NET WinForms -- they open sourced it a few years back. https://github.com/dotnet/winforms They even went so far as to bring back the forms designer to Visual Studio. https://devblogs.microsoft.com/
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1y ago
This seems great, love the idea of fewer service workers needing to run in order to get web app notifications.
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1y ago
If I understood correctly - the Math.Abs() value would be positive roughly half the time, regardless of the steps taken to get there. That seems definitively nondeterministic.
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1y ago
Lots of people in this thread (correctly!) pointing out Apple's struggles with releasing high quality user software on MacOS. But at least when they changed the System Settings UI in MacOS Ventura (10.13) they managed to stick the land
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