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Apple said that only virtualization will be supported on their ARM chips. Locked through the bootloader (although wouldn't be surprised if exploits are released to load up Linux/Windows)

Which was severely underpowered because the cooling solution was knee-capped. This is partly Intel's fault, but they made their last-gen so underwhelming that this _had_ to be better

Most of his SpaceX tweets are usually pretty informative, but there's a good amount of memes and jokes in there for sure.

I think the OP was talking more about:

    ["name","address"]
    ["Bob","1 Apple Street"]
    ["John","2 Apple Street"]

It's compatible with JSON Lines, and mostly equivalent to CSVs, at least how they are most commonly used.

Ctrl+X is write and exit while Ctrl+W is "where" IIRC

Hug of death? Can't find any cached versions either.

Android pre-dates Wayland by a while, so from my understanding, if Android has a solution before, why would it need to migrate to Wayland? Also mobile use-cases and concerns are fairly different from desktop.

I'd pay for YouTube Premium if it was just ad-free, and didn't bundle Red and Music. I'd easily pay 5$CAD/month for it, but at 15$CAD, it's a fairly steep price, and still doesn't remove all pop-ups and such.

Vanced provides the YouTube I want, I'd pay it that was available.

They skipped 4000 because of their mobile/APU series, which always used +1000 in the model number:

- Zen 2 desktop: 3000 - Zen 2 mobile/APU: 4000

This way, Zen 3 will all be on 5000

Not sure how true this is, since both Chrome and Firefox use ANGLE as their default WebGL backend (at least on Windows).

https://github.com/google/angle

I can also echo this. I was interesting in one of there products (can't remember which) and after a call where I said I was interested, and they never emailed me back, even after I sent a follow up.

The self-serve platform is great and I wish all products were self-serve, because dealing with sale teams is very annoying when you're just trying to evaluate a product.

My OnePlus let's me see QR code and passwords for Wi-Fo networks without root.

What device are you using? I'm using a OnePlus on Android 11 and it's just one item in the share sheet, nothing special about it. This is likely device-specific

- Autofill API works great on Android, I've been using 1Password for a while

- Camera is usually device-specific, but my Pixel/OnePlus devices have usually been very good at this

- Google released the "Nearby Share" feature a couple weeks ago

- Wi-Fi sharing can be done with standard QR codes, but I don't know if this OS-specific

- Tasker is different from Shortcuts, but a viable option. Very powerful, but more complex too

- I agree with the Duo point. It's a great service, but not well known. Google being Google I guess.

(To be clear, not disagreeing with you, just adding to the conversation)

Flags are character code in Unicode (matching with the ISO country code), so this "emoji" is "CA"

What would be the difference between this (which looks really cool!) and https://amethyst.rs ?

Yes, but silicon is a common word in tech.

Laravel uses Blade for rendering, while Next uses React. They are roughly comparable.

I don't think you understand the usage of Next if you think it will be dead in 2 years.

Application framework that gain good popularity stay alive for very long. Look at a lot of PHP frameworks for example.

Next will be alive in 5 years

With large community support and coperate backing, I think Next is well setup for the long term (5-10 years). I can't think of any direct downsides, however Next does "force" you in a way of writing application, which I personally think is a good thing, since it provides standardization and structure to projects (for example, routing).

Next can still be very flexible, with things like catch-all routes, you could even add another router on top of Next. It also supports customizing the Webpack configuration if needed, but there's plugins for almost all cases that I have needed to use (PWA/service worker, CSS/Sass which is now built-in, etc).

I think Next is one of the safer option for new projects.

Next has been improving very much recently, and would definitely be my number one choice for the vast majority of React projects. What is making you look for other solutions?

Thanks, this was really helpful!

Can someone explain this a bit more? Is this closer to say Goroutines for user space, with a light scheduler but handled by the kernel?

Any cheap paid services for this? I'm not comfortable with routing my emails through a free third-party.

I'm a Canadian with no degree, is it possible at all to work inside the US for me? What about working for a US company remotely from here?

The "everyone does it" is true in console gaming though, so the argument actually could apply them. Apple is the only mobile platform that it doesn't do the same as others (Android)

The "everyone does it too" argument quickly breaks down if there's no alternative for you platform. On Android, you can easily sideload others stores, on PC you can use Epic Store or one of many others, but iOS has no other options.

The purpose of patent is to encourage innovation. If companies/individuals didn't have protection for their invention, why would they invest into R&D if their competitors could steal their idea/process?

It provides a middle-ground - the inventor has exclusive rights to the invention for a portion of time (20 years), where they can reap the benefits of the patent. Once it expires, anyone can use it.

The only one that is different is Rider, since it has much deeper C# integration (might be others such as DataGrip, but never used it). PyCharm and GoLand are just plugins (same as WebStorm, PhpStorm, etc)

Why use 3 different ones when IntelliJ can do all of the features of the listed editors? PyCharm is IntelliJ locked with Python plugin, etc.