Yeah you could tell immediately when you opened it up. It was just a copy of others work. Actual journalism is difficult and costly to try and ensure speedy and accurate as possible reporting. The wiki model doesn't…
They are using the usual techniques. All successful negative things always have a claim to virtue. Highlight the positives, hide the negatives.
Can run at 77Mhz... very nice! Other than that, the design looks a lot more appealing than the all clear cases they have with most of their other versions. It is a good mid-ground between beige bland and LED madness.
True, in avoiding starving today, we take short cuts unaware they are bring more starving to tomorrow.
I am surprised it was still running. But it does feel like it has finally had its lunch eaten by automation of these tasks.
I fear that the US is burning through the most valuable resource of them all, Trust.
Not surprised that the Apple Vision division is getting hit. With Ternus coming in, he will both be wanting to show to investors that the hard cuts can be made, but also use it as a chance to clear out some of the…
There was a great episode of the show/podcast 'If you're listening' from just last week all about the secret service and how the amount of plots and attacks on the US president is increasing as the amount of resources…
I mean it is good advice but I suspect that the happiest people around, you would never know about them. They are quiet and content. I have said this about Monk's, yes you do give up a lot of worldly attachments to take…
Exactly. In a broad sense, 'Linux' is an idea not a specific thing. I mean, yes, there is a specific kernel but beyond that it is flexible beyond reason. I have stuck with distros that are not trying to chase the latest…
"When the Tao is present in the universe, The horses haul manure. When the Tao is absent from the universe, War horses are bred outside the city." Tao Te Ching Chapter 46 Unfortunately, looking at the last few years,…
I'm not surprised that even decades later they have not recovered. It is like old growth forests on the land, once you clear them it can take centuries to recover.
It is easy thus people will do it. Convenience is the single most potent drug we have ever invented. Man kind - If we can, we will.
That makes sense. I also think that we are at the point where maybe the expectation of a yearly refresh on everything should be reconsidered. They can end up on a Tick-Tock schedule when the Pro/Max/Ultra can be done…
Absolutely, I am in a hold pattern for the next few years. I suspect in another 3-4 years you will be able to build an absolutely stacked machine at a reasonable price. Probably won't go back to what was before but it…
I'm going with 2029 just so that it can be exactly 100 years from the Great depression. ;)
I had a great run with the Lumia range devices but I could see it vary wildly depending on designer/manufacturers. I end up on Android simply because of file drag and drop and an open App ecosystem which they are now…
At the time when they killed Windows Phone they had a $7 billion write off and that was huge. A decade or so later they would buy Activision for $69 billion without blinking. I would happy swap those in an instant. It…
This weeks fun example of 'What will Windows 11 do today?' is that it suddenly wants to max out the Ethernet adapter with nothing. No packets are actually going anywhere but it just ends up hogging the entire data bus…
iTunes was great in the beginning. If you can, find someone with a G3/G4 and OSX 10.4/10.5 and see just how snappy that thing feels even with a 100th the RAM of today and a spinning disk. A real nice piece of software.…
There is a youtube channel 'Dank Pods', he was going on about his Framework laptop and was talking about how modern OS's have this ark to their usability. He was arguing that Windows is well past its best years and that…
Nope, nobody I know has ever called it that. Don's latest spat has him wanting to change Lake Ontario to Lake of America. I did get a good laugh out of that because of how petty it is.
Alas, that kind of bravado doesn't go far. Also what if that complaint comes back in the form of a Nuke as they see it as an act of war? When things become existential, a lot of things that seems unlikely end up on the…
> My point is: my carbon footprint is pretty low, and I try to be mindful about not wasting resources. While it might be low by western standards, it is probably still very high by global averages. For instance it is…
Yep, get in balance with nature or it will do it for you. And you don't want that.
Yeah you could tell immediately when you opened it up. It was just a copy of others work. Actual journalism is difficult and costly to try and ensure speedy and accurate as possible reporting. The wiki model doesn't…
They are using the usual techniques. All successful negative things always have a claim to virtue. Highlight the positives, hide the negatives.
Can run at 77Mhz... very nice! Other than that, the design looks a lot more appealing than the all clear cases they have with most of their other versions. It is a good mid-ground between beige bland and LED madness.
True, in avoiding starving today, we take short cuts unaware they are bring more starving to tomorrow.
I am surprised it was still running. But it does feel like it has finally had its lunch eaten by automation of these tasks.
I fear that the US is burning through the most valuable resource of them all, Trust.
Not surprised that the Apple Vision division is getting hit. With Ternus coming in, he will both be wanting to show to investors that the hard cuts can be made, but also use it as a chance to clear out some of the…
There was a great episode of the show/podcast 'If you're listening' from just last week all about the secret service and how the amount of plots and attacks on the US president is increasing as the amount of resources…
I mean it is good advice but I suspect that the happiest people around, you would never know about them. They are quiet and content. I have said this about Monk's, yes you do give up a lot of worldly attachments to take…
Exactly. In a broad sense, 'Linux' is an idea not a specific thing. I mean, yes, there is a specific kernel but beyond that it is flexible beyond reason. I have stuck with distros that are not trying to chase the latest…
"When the Tao is present in the universe, The horses haul manure. When the Tao is absent from the universe, War horses are bred outside the city." Tao Te Ching Chapter 46 Unfortunately, looking at the last few years,…
I'm not surprised that even decades later they have not recovered. It is like old growth forests on the land, once you clear them it can take centuries to recover.
It is easy thus people will do it. Convenience is the single most potent drug we have ever invented. Man kind - If we can, we will.
That makes sense. I also think that we are at the point where maybe the expectation of a yearly refresh on everything should be reconsidered. They can end up on a Tick-Tock schedule when the Pro/Max/Ultra can be done…
Absolutely, I am in a hold pattern for the next few years. I suspect in another 3-4 years you will be able to build an absolutely stacked machine at a reasonable price. Probably won't go back to what was before but it…
I'm going with 2029 just so that it can be exactly 100 years from the Great depression. ;)
I had a great run with the Lumia range devices but I could see it vary wildly depending on designer/manufacturers. I end up on Android simply because of file drag and drop and an open App ecosystem which they are now…
At the time when they killed Windows Phone they had a $7 billion write off and that was huge. A decade or so later they would buy Activision for $69 billion without blinking. I would happy swap those in an instant. It…
This weeks fun example of 'What will Windows 11 do today?' is that it suddenly wants to max out the Ethernet adapter with nothing. No packets are actually going anywhere but it just ends up hogging the entire data bus…
iTunes was great in the beginning. If you can, find someone with a G3/G4 and OSX 10.4/10.5 and see just how snappy that thing feels even with a 100th the RAM of today and a spinning disk. A real nice piece of software.…
There is a youtube channel 'Dank Pods', he was going on about his Framework laptop and was talking about how modern OS's have this ark to their usability. He was arguing that Windows is well past its best years and that…
Nope, nobody I know has ever called it that. Don's latest spat has him wanting to change Lake Ontario to Lake of America. I did get a good laugh out of that because of how petty it is.
Alas, that kind of bravado doesn't go far. Also what if that complaint comes back in the form of a Nuke as they see it as an act of war? When things become existential, a lot of things that seems unlikely end up on the…
> My point is: my carbon footprint is pretty low, and I try to be mindful about not wasting resources. While it might be low by western standards, it is probably still very high by global averages. For instance it is…
Yep, get in balance with nature or it will do it for you. And you don't want that.