Follow the recipes on the web, get UTM and Mac OS 9.2.1 as a VM and you're back in 2001.
Open and edit PICT files in Simple Text, Claris Draw, Claris CAD, Microsoft Word 6, etc. Edit them with the contemporary tools and/or export them by printing to PDF.
It's a real trip down memory lane and, on an Apple Silicon, MacOS 9.2.1 runs faster than it did on the original G3 hardware and looks great on a retina display.
As Playboy did not choose to defend the copyright, it is essentially public domain.
Nope. Unlike a trademark, there is no obligation to defend copyrights to preserve them. It's up to the owner to decide whether or not to sue for infringement.
"When is it time to start shorting Apple?"
About three months ago, when AAPL was around 200$ per share.
I couldn't care less about Teams memory footprint and CPU time consumption. What I want its the wallclock consumption halved.
Ah, Microsoft... Who else would decide that what a file-sync service that chokes on files with a '?' in their name really needs is a reincarnated Clippy?
Carl Sagan's adage that "extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence" is not a "logical fallacy". It is better thought of as a statement about (Bayesian) inference.
For example, supposing that I have an a priori belief that the probability of life on Mars is one in a million. Loeb finds a rock that he claims has a 99% chance of being made by a Martian and and a 1% chance of being made here on Earth. I would update my belief to one in ten thousand, which is still a long way from being persuaded.
A better example of a logical fallacy is 'They don't seek the evidence and they argue, "Well, we don't have any evidence...."', which misrepresents his opponent's position and is a example of the straw man fallacy.
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