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by dev_tty01 3y ago
That’s the point. Hardly anyone uses Chrome OS, but it is still more than Linux.
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
I am going to assume that this is not just a troll so I will take the time to answer your question. > technologically aware people know what Apple are doing Yes, I do. I have over 30 years designing chips and computing systems (not an A
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
Most of them do. Get on the bus, tell them your name, get off the bus and walk to the car. Key is in, trunk is open. Load, sit, drive off. Avis Preferred, National Emerald, ...
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
Hmm. Are you aware that mobile gaming revenue is larger than console and PC and that the majority of mobile gaming revenue comes from iOS (iPad and iPhone)? https://www.businessofapps.com/data/mobile-games-revenue&#x2F
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
>Apple was forced to abandon the Newton platform in order to compete. They cancelled Newton in order to compete? I don't understand the assertion. Newton was cancelled by Jobs in 1997 for a number of reasons, but mainly because App
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
There are numerous quotes in the text describing the 3D API for creating and manipulating 3D content. For example: "Present 3D content, animations, and visual effects in your app with RealityKit, Apple’s 3D rendering engine."
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
Not true at all. https://developer.apple.com/visionos/
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
Seems a bit conclusory. Doesn't this imply the community is incapable of learning from experience?
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Apple's Windows Game Porting Toolkit gets faster with new update(appleinsider.com)
63 points by dev_tty01 3y ago|5 comments
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
Default gestures are irrelevant. Apple always puts a huge effort into accessibility for their platforms. You are condemning the accessibility based on a tiny preview. No need to be concerned. They will have plenty of accessible options
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
As a curious onlooker, was the calculated time below a reasonable minimum?
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
So, only found to be helpful in obese and overweight patients. It could be effective in other patients, just no data in this study.
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Google faces EU break-up order over anti-competitive adtech practices(reuters.com)
5 points by dev_tty01 3y ago|0 comments
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
And a thing of tremendous utility.
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
>Maps are like script handwriting. Obsolete in practice and it's a shame. Hmm. Not a good analogy. Script handwriting adds no new information. A 1 meter square backcountry topo map provides way more info than looking at a handhel
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
>No one uses latex anymore Not true. IEEE, one of the largest professional orgs, accepts Latex. So does ACM, a huge comp sci org. I'm not familiar with others, but wouldn't be surprised if many others still accept Latex.
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
No, they are allowing users to manipulate links. Also, this only happens in Private Browsing mode.
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
And why attempt to start sending notifications if it is the first time I have visited a site? I don't know the site, I haven't had time to read any of the content. Why would I possibly want to get notifications from a site I kno
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
We shouldn't forget that hobbyist programmers can write and test apps without paying the $99 fee. The tools are freely downloadable. "You can learn how to develop apps for Apple platforms for free without enrolling. With just an
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
I don't understand this. Why is it that we pay for the computer, storage, cloud services, etc. for a hobby but a $99 fee is somehow terrible? People spend thousands of dollars on all kinds of hobbies. Even if you get someone else to
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
Talking is great. Unfortunately much of the verbal spewing here on HN the last few days is just condemning, calling it stupid, making blanket statements like "no one will buy this" or other forms of diatribe with only personal bi
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OpenAI CEO has no IPO plan due to 'strange' company structure(reuters.com)
1 points by dev_tty01 3y ago|0 comments
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
Hmmm, I don't get that. Apple builds personal computers. That has been there mission from day one. This is easily the most personal computer they have ever created. I don't see how it could be more Apple.
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
You forgot the basic M2. As far as ordering them in terms of performance, the prices make that pretty clear.
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
Sure, that's a story from 1983 but it is in direct conflict with facts. I have owned several powerbooks, macbooks, and macbook pros and up until fairly recently they were all upgradeable with respect to RAM and drives.
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
It's a display and a computer.
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
No tethering required (It is an M2 based computer) and it works with bluetooth keyboard and mouse. So, to answer your question, you will do whatever kinds of work you do today.
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
Yeah, sometimes I use that for a site that is otherwise well formatted but the font is just small. For sites I visit often I just save that as a site specific preference so I do agree with you in some cases. However, with reader mode it go
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
>Fortunately there's reader mode. Yes, this. Given my older eyesight, having reader mode set to an easily legible larger size makes lots of simple web pages much more readable for me.
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
>Please remember to use your regional currency when interpolating strings. Perhaps I'm odd, but that really made me laugh.

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