I know I'm showing my age, but I remember cellphones and laptop chargers before then. You had barrel connectors, 30 pin connectors, card edge connectors, pogopin connectors, and everything in between. Even if the connector is physically compatible, the pins likely would have different polarities or voltages.
Different voltages and same form factor too, plug the wrong thing and one would've fried the device
In my experience, YES
Back in the 1990s I saw OS/2 doing stuff that Windows could only dream about until Windows NT became a viable workstation option some years after that with the introduction of Windows 2000.
Before Windows 2000 Windows NT 4.0 was also perfectly fine. I used to install direct x on it and run some games. It just didn't did graphics as fast as other windows versions but was stable and no blue screens in sight
Just someone given their GTA missions too much thought
Cats and AI, what could possibly go wrong?
I don't mind the occasional dead mice. But I do have a problem when it brings alive tarantulas and drop it in the kitchen
Great, after feeding jellyfish regeneration capabilities into humans we just need to apply gamma radiation
Garbage In, Greatness Out?
Congratz, You just explained all current AI solutions to date
I myself would only buy a mac if the GPU isn't just an overpriced afterthought, it isn't worth it in the performance/$ range they offer. Linux with steam is just good enough and I ain't touching windows from a mile away giver my wife's experience with the current windows 11 shitshow
Wait, Kotlin? Kotlin runs on the JVM. Does that mean Java is back in the browser too? I wonder if they can get old applets running again?
Kotlin can can compile down to wasm or AOT binaries that need no JVM to run at all
If not having improvements is an excuse to label some company a monopoly, they really should take a look at Microsoft than
How about the "government" actually take a look in the actual over-priced monopoly that is Claro/.NET which is also the one funding this whole piracy hunt?
If you look at the trends through the years, teens always went to higher priced, yet lower quality stuff. This is nothing new actually. However, with the phone, the buy-in is more significant for Apple, since I can't see phones replaced by anything else in the foreseeable future. So, the lock-in mentality is VERY good for Apple as a company. If Apple could make a good gaming platform with their Macs, they could truely dominate the American market. Strangely, I bet most teens that own an Apple phone go on to play xbox, ps5, or pc games and skip Macs.
I Apple actually made their macbooks as good gaming platform, I might change from linux to it to get an actually supported platform. Don't wanna deal with MS crap anymore and the constant breakage that comes from Proton/Wine derived stuff is tiresome
Call me when they build a nucleus that's stable and not found in nature (eg: no fast decay)
HTML is nice, open and editable
Except is a PITA to export it to anything else AND don't screw up anything in the layout. Or do automated PDF export from HTML that doesn't f* up the repeating headers (hint: on the browser you can't use the "save page" thing from js, it always need the user to do it by hand).
The biggest difference between time and space is that you can't reuse time. -- Merrick Furst
