zer0zzz

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by zer0zzz 5d ago
Ahh, I see what you mean. When I read the original comment it seemed like a regular save and spend less approach. If some saving in index funds was obvious, I am sorry for my assumption.
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by zer0zzz 5d ago
And they work with adapters do they not? Do you really need hifi headphones at all times with your portable phone? Seems a little strange.
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by zer0zzz 6d ago
Is the headphone jack that much of a deal breaker? USB-c headphones seem pretty common now.
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by zer0zzz 6d ago
I just wanna know, what does it do when I dock? Are we talking iPad mini level kvm docking or iPad m-series?
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by zer0zzz 6d ago
I said “saving and not over spending”; do folks on HN really have trouble with reading and comprehension? I said nothing of investments and growth.
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by zer0zzz 7d ago
One of my favorites is also ALAC.
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by zer0zzz 7d ago
I used my words carefully when I said "retire by merely 'saving and not over spending'". Your brother in law did not merely save and not over spend, he built a business and sold it for a large payout.
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by zer0zzz 7d ago
They can charge as much as they think people will pay for. Fact is, having a better pocket computer (that is your only pocket computer I might add) is probably going to have a lot of value for people.
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by zer0zzz 7d ago
The answer to this question seems obvious. There are no 42 year olds that retire by merely "saving and not over spending" when even one child is involved.
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by zer0zzz 7d ago
Do you think it was made at Urbana because it uses the uiuc license? I suppose you think everything that uses the mit license originated in cambridge
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by zer0zzz 7d ago
You’re right
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by zer0zzz 7d ago
Actually the arm64 backend is a grey area. I knew some guys that worked on it in secret at Apple. They definitely created and Developed it at Apple and dropped it on the community after the iPhone 5s launched, replacing the existing aarch64
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by zer0zzz 8d ago
A meaning which seems definitely lost on you for two of my three examples.
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by zer0zzz 8d ago
Clang and the arm64 backend did literally originate at Apple. Not sure what you want me to tell you.
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by zer0zzz 8d ago
The majority of the advancements done to make the standards compliant browser with great js performance were done at Apple. Going by the copyright notice as the the source of a vast majority of the dev in the 2000s seems pretty special.
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by zer0zzz 9d ago
I was going to say swift, but I figured someone would undercount that because it is so overly relevant as an iOS/Mac development language even though it really is a pretty good portable language. But man... undercounting webkit and cla
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by zer0zzz 9d ago
In both cases you're undercounting apples investment just to make a really dense point on HN. 1) khtml was a really minimal renderer in KDE before apple pumped tens of millions into turning it into the first really modern web2.0 browse
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by zer0zzz 9d ago
WebKit, clang, the llvm backend for arm64
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by zer0zzz 9d ago
That’s broadly the problem with all distros on all platforms though. I meant to highlight that as far as distros go asahi is not bad.
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by zer0zzz 10d ago
Another thing is, the M1 and later hardware is still years later some of the best arm64 hardware youre going to find. Combine that with the really affordable prices you can find on the used market and Linux arm64 on this kind of great hardw
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by zer0zzz 10d ago
Target user is someone that wants to use Linux on good hardware. Apple hardware has some of the best perf-per-single-thread-perf-per-watt there is. Also, apple desktops are really compact and easy to keep out of the way while having really
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by zer0zzz 10d ago
Sounds like you haven't used Asahi. I found the kde remix to be pretty nice to use. Literally the only thing that I found frustrating was: 1) for the longest time, but no longer, Google did not ship an official chrome linux arm64 packa
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by zer0zzz 10d ago
FUD based in no actual facts. Recently with the new Golden Gate OS update, Asahi boot was made inoperable. Apple basically helped the Asahi folks work around a flag in the boot loader that they had not figured out how to handle in their rev
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by zer0zzz 10d ago
What is the context here? I am saying, if they cared what OS users booted on their mac they would have used the same boot process the iPad has. They wouldn't have gone out of their way to make it possible to boot systems not signed by
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by zer0zzz 10d ago
I have similar issues with my ultra. Have put it on a laptop, but my desk Setup with my multiple desktop computers is usb-c video based ( kind of a poor man’s kvm) , and asahi doesn’t do usb-c video yet
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by zer0zzz 10d ago
Man… they absolutely do not care. An Apple engineer made the boot loader for Mac open in the first place.
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by zer0zzz 14d ago
Yeah, he also doesn't seem to separate those of us that hate omarchy because its a stupid distro from those of us that hate omarchy because of the authors annoying political loudness. It's a convenient tool though, label all the d
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by zer0zzz 15d ago
I thought that’s pretty much the way all technology goes. Just seems silly to take promotion an operating system that’s essentially a lot of config files atop existing work seriously from someone that made a popular web development framewor
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by zer0zzz 15d ago
Yeah that’s exactly it. Seems he’s manufacturing a lot of culture war bullshit just to bring attention to a less than interesting distro. If it wanted to be the “hyperland“ distro as so many distros are (built to bring one de/wm to use
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by zer0zzz 16d ago
Everyone knows that, but that was 20 years ago. Why do people still care?

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