Comment Re:sound great, just like thin film solar panels (Score 1) 27
The revolution started about 25 years ago. It's possible you're too young to remember the pre-revolution days. Batteries are SOOO much better than they used to be.
The revolution started about 25 years ago. It's possible you're too young to remember the pre-revolution days. Batteries are SOOO much better than they used to be.
Once upon a time, tens of thousands? of geeks used
Once upon a time, a server might have a hard time dealing with a whole lotta users hitting it all at the same time. Now a pi could probably do the job.
Once upon a time, a
nslookup and whois seems to show that this is cloudflare hosted. I'm pretty sure this wasn't the
Yeah - like my dishwasher. I hate that. When the power is out it doesn't work at all.
OK - I did my ada coding in college in about '89. I bailed on college for ObjC - whose syntax I will always think of as
[some_instance do_thing_with: another_thing, and_something_else: whatever]
I sadly left ObjC for java around 2000 and happily left java for ruby around '10? So I'm pretty far out of the loop. Complex dot syntax for ObjC? Blech.
Thanks for the response!
I'm confused by this statement. In what way does Ada use Obj-C style syntax?
Why so expensive? Is it "simply" that it takes a whole lot of energy?
More for me!
Seriously - it's not here, yet. Well, a few pounds in a few places. But when the heck are they going to scale up?
I dunno. Wikipedia tells me "Design for the USB-C connector was initially developed in 2012 by Apple Inc. and Intel."
So maybe they did a little?
You let your women drink!? Pretty sure that makes you the guilty party.
Not sure why someone marked you a troll. Anyway - county-wide ban is a bit broad. I think it's true for chains with 5 or more stores? But every small restaurant still uses plastic bags.
... The one place Openstep didn't run was the PowerPC processor used in Macs...
In public at that time. But later --
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
"Rhapsody represented a new and exploratory strategy for Apple, more than an operating system, and runs on x86-based PCs and on Power Macintosh."
'...one of those early Unix desktops "is still alive"...'
no, it's not. NextStep was not "Unix" and Mach/BSD was not a desktop.
Actually, OpenStep was licensed UNIX. So, legally it was UNIX. But that's just legal pedantry. NS and OS were unix in all the ways that mattered. As is MacOS. They ran all the unix tools (some version or another). They did TCP/IP. Hell, they even ran X11 if you wanted to.
My father once asked me if linux was unix. Almost the same answer - legally it was not, but in every way that mattered it was. What's more, it was going to win (the unix wars).
In a sad way, MacOS and linux are the tied losers of the desktop world. I don't even know offhand what "legally branded UNIX" there is any more. Does Oracle sell some flavor of branded UNIX? You can argue that linux is more unix than MacOS - and that's fine - I'm not going to argue it. But I use MacOS because I like unix and I don't like windows and I do like having a nice desktop experience.
I wonder if this will be a tempting target for steam.
"On a storefront that goes to some lengths to bury new releases, and even buries pages where you can deliberately list new releases."
Steam front page:
Secondary heading: "Your Store"
Subheading includes: "New Releases Queue"
Secondary heading: "New & Noteworthy"
Subheading includes "New Releases"
This is just a crap article.
Now for the million dollar question: did he use AI to write the opinion piece?
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