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Very short article; just a quote really. Reader mode works but here’s archive link to bypass paywall: https://archive.is/eOu09

But these are copyright by Apple so are you allowed to use them on your commercial websites and apps?

Am i the only one wondering if i could use that replacement keyboard as an external USB or even Bluetooth keyboard somehow? It looks nice and lightweight for carrying on the go with my laptop stand.

Perhaps he's posted this here to get some more test data

OK. What products?

I wish there was an unflag vote option

Works on iOS Safari

This should be illegal. What about normal people affected like this. He at least still stands a chance given his position.

I don't see anything animated except a bit on load? I don't get it. This is on iOS Safari.

What about the newer games that are maintained, just not supported on anything but windows?

Why is this flagged? BBC seems like a trustworthy news source to me? I guess it might not be just due to the ad, but still it's a peculiar situation that's of interest to the world.

Since when is MAGA calling the shots here? I'm surprised to see this flagged. Can simple users like me counter such flagging by upcoming the posts?

Biome is still missing support for lots of eslint plugins that I like so I ended up with Biome plus just those cherry picked ESLint plugins and rules. It's not great..

https://voidzero.dev/ is also working on https://oxc.rs/ sounding nice since I already enjoy vite and it seems to have some funding but I fear it'll end up likewise..

Isn't it illegal to force people to tell who they voted for? That seems like one of the most basic democratic freedoms to protect.

I wonder if he'll start hacking health insurance companies next.

If you open the page in a background tab (e.g: ctrl click) and leave it running for a while before switching to that tab then you start at a high speed immediately

What's wrong with just wearing some comfortable slippers indoors?

So Broadcom is basically just milking VMware until it completely dies? I guess you should always consider the risk of a company buying a product you use and then doing this

Reads more like an ad than a true recommendation by and for devs?

It seems like this is something that warrants a personal approach? Just ask what employees would like to do and why and then work out a schedule that works for both employer and employee. Simply retracting freedom is obviously not going to be a popular measure. And happy employees are better for everyone I'd say?

I guess it provides a complete console like API in all cases where some environments offer fewer console methods?

It's not, many applications don't really work without your iPhone connected via Bluetooth even if your watch can make it's own internet connection. It basically seems like Apple and app developers are not considering people using their watch without their IPhone present as well.

As long as we have to worry about finger printing lots of things are unreliable or impossible on the web unfortunately. Even more so with different browsers taking different positions on these things. In the end I wonder if this is actually protecting users or if they can still be tracked regardless and it's just inhibiting native app feature parity.

Aren't such NDAs illegal in countries like the Netherlands (e.g EU)? I wonder how they deal with that.

I'm personally sticking to old Mach 3 blades as I can find them relatively cheap and they work perfectly; shaving easily and safely many times.

Cool, thanks! I'm curious to see what the future will bring!

Never finished loading for me on iPad Safari in The Netherlands. Servers over loaded?

Not really, from what I understand they're now upselling lower core count processors if you look at for example 7700 vs 9700. If you compare 9700 vs 7600 it makes more sense and the power usage is more comparable. Another 'fix' proposed by AMD also was basically to enable PBO which would then result in a marginal performance improvement, but no longer at a lower power usage.

Yes, sorry, I should have mentioned: within the EU.

The reality is, even though it's now theoretically possible for Chrome and Firefox to be properly ported here, it's practically impossible. At any rate it's not happening yet. Last I heard they decided against it as it would require all of the coding to be done within the EU! So Apple is still effectively blocking alternatives on its platform even here.

It would be nice if the USA and Japan also pursue their own anti monopoly charges and force Apple to open up across the world

I wish they'd focus on getting rid of whatever is still blocking Chrome, Firefox etc from actually porting their web engines to full browser alternatives. Installing WebKit with a different coat on is not what I want. I want alternatives to the WebKit monopoly.