I can’t do the most basic of tasks on Apple Music on my Windows PC - I literally can’t play music! I’ve tried: - redownloading the app - deleting all local state in the Music folder - logging out of my account, and…
TP Link Omada works surprisingly well too.
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2015/jul/17/high-court-q... Prosecutions are basically unheard of, but it’s not legal nonetheless.
And not true - for example, format shifting in the UK is illegal. You can't legally rip a CD, DVD or Bluray here, let alone a console game.
And in contrast, I find Intel support to be very buggy, certainly on Linux.
Sadly not available in the UK - I'd quite happily take that as an option :/
I wish Ian Hislop would drop his opposition to doing a sensible online version - I'd happily subscribe for access to the same content posted online, but when I get it posted through my door I find I don't read it.
I like a style like: codebase section: short summary longer description if necessary eg: cocoaui: fix images being incorrectly aligned on high dpi displays We were calculating the position of the image in logical…
Laptops have advantages though - for a remote team, they're often a lot more convenient. A lot of people don't have space for a full permanent desk setup for a work desktop on top of their personal use - UK houses…
These are fair points, and definitely a rough spot. Eg at work we use M1/M2 macs and dev on those using docker - so that’s a Linux VM essentially with some nice tooling wrapped around it. We certainly see differences -…
Being Mac only can be an advantage - I’ve been on both sides of trying to maintain & use non-trivial dev environments and the more OSes you bring in for people to work on, the harder it gets. Bringing in Windows or…
https://www.quora.com/Apple-company/How-does-Apple-keep-secr... Is very interesting reading on the x86 port of Mac OS.
tulip is a set of DEC ethernet controllers that are from about the right time as your anecdote :)
Yeah - this is what happened to me too. I deleted my Reddit account because I don't want to support Reddit any longer, so I lose access to anything I used "Sign in with Reddit" for - it's subtle lock in that tends to…
This! Adobe used to bundle Chrome by default with Acrobat Reader for instance. - this was how a LOT of people got Chrome the first time.
I remember getting this jump accidentally - I bought a M1 Mac Mini for porting stuff too and for testing, and building on it was twice as fast as my 2018 15" i7. And it was silent doing it. Pity it was only the 8GB base…
Thanks for this reminder, it’s a feature I didn’t know about!
I guess you can also draw similarities to the MS/IBM joint venture that was OS/2, but that actually released products - even if MS dumped it for NT.
The huge list of projects from that era of Apple really shows how aimless they were. I remember at the time how more and more irrelevant they seemed compared to the Wintel behemoth, and that really didn’t start to turn…
At work, the m1/m2 airs are exactly what we buy for most employees. The base spec is absolutely fine for most of our staff, and they’ll get 3+ years out of them. Edit: devs get 32G pros though, and we loathe the extra…
This sounds a lot like CAA records! https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc6844
My UK based ISP provides static IPs by default (v4 & v6!). There's a few aiming at smaller niches that do. We're relatively unique compared to a lot of countries though, where we have an infrastructure provider that…
Only 5 entries this time, so I favour poisoned data, personally. edit: it always shows random stuff every time this one comes up!
No, I have my own /32, /28, and /29 of IPv4, along with a /48 of IPv6 :) Definitely dedicated just to me.
I'm the only user on this internet connection, I am pretty restrictive with what I run, my Unifi controller shows no unexpected devices in the last month (and that covers the time window the site claims), and my…
I can’t do the most basic of tasks on Apple Music on my Windows PC - I literally can’t play music! I’ve tried: - redownloading the app - deleting all local state in the Music folder - logging out of my account, and…
TP Link Omada works surprisingly well too.
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2015/jul/17/high-court-q... Prosecutions are basically unheard of, but it’s not legal nonetheless.
And not true - for example, format shifting in the UK is illegal. You can't legally rip a CD, DVD or Bluray here, let alone a console game.
And in contrast, I find Intel support to be very buggy, certainly on Linux.
Sadly not available in the UK - I'd quite happily take that as an option :/
I wish Ian Hislop would drop his opposition to doing a sensible online version - I'd happily subscribe for access to the same content posted online, but when I get it posted through my door I find I don't read it.
I like a style like: codebase section: short summary longer description if necessary eg: cocoaui: fix images being incorrectly aligned on high dpi displays We were calculating the position of the image in logical…
Laptops have advantages though - for a remote team, they're often a lot more convenient. A lot of people don't have space for a full permanent desk setup for a work desktop on top of their personal use - UK houses…
These are fair points, and definitely a rough spot. Eg at work we use M1/M2 macs and dev on those using docker - so that’s a Linux VM essentially with some nice tooling wrapped around it. We certainly see differences -…
Being Mac only can be an advantage - I’ve been on both sides of trying to maintain & use non-trivial dev environments and the more OSes you bring in for people to work on, the harder it gets. Bringing in Windows or…
https://www.quora.com/Apple-company/How-does-Apple-keep-secr... Is very interesting reading on the x86 port of Mac OS.
tulip is a set of DEC ethernet controllers that are from about the right time as your anecdote :)
Yeah - this is what happened to me too. I deleted my Reddit account because I don't want to support Reddit any longer, so I lose access to anything I used "Sign in with Reddit" for - it's subtle lock in that tends to…
This! Adobe used to bundle Chrome by default with Acrobat Reader for instance. - this was how a LOT of people got Chrome the first time.
I remember getting this jump accidentally - I bought a M1 Mac Mini for porting stuff too and for testing, and building on it was twice as fast as my 2018 15" i7. And it was silent doing it. Pity it was only the 8GB base…
Thanks for this reminder, it’s a feature I didn’t know about!
I guess you can also draw similarities to the MS/IBM joint venture that was OS/2, but that actually released products - even if MS dumped it for NT.
The huge list of projects from that era of Apple really shows how aimless they were. I remember at the time how more and more irrelevant they seemed compared to the Wintel behemoth, and that really didn’t start to turn…
At work, the m1/m2 airs are exactly what we buy for most employees. The base spec is absolutely fine for most of our staff, and they’ll get 3+ years out of them. Edit: devs get 32G pros though, and we loathe the extra…
This sounds a lot like CAA records! https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc6844
My UK based ISP provides static IPs by default (v4 & v6!). There's a few aiming at smaller niches that do. We're relatively unique compared to a lot of countries though, where we have an infrastructure provider that…
Only 5 entries this time, so I favour poisoned data, personally. edit: it always shows random stuff every time this one comes up!
No, I have my own /32, /28, and /29 of IPv4, along with a /48 of IPv6 :) Definitely dedicated just to me.
I'm the only user on this internet connection, I am pretty restrictive with what I run, my Unifi controller shows no unexpected devices in the last month (and that covers the time window the site claims), and my…