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hereforphone

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hereforphone··on Apple CEO Tim Cook 'secretly' signed $275B deal with China in 2016
I have a secret to share. Apple and others may virtual signal but at the end of the day it's all about profits. If you believed otherwise you were mislead. "Think Different" is just a commercial slogan.
hereforphone··on Redesigned Notepad for Windows 11
Notepad has been an annoyance for decades. Before I clicked the link I thought there might be enhanced features and reworked usability. Unfortunately the new features fall short. The one they seem proudest of is a dark mode.
hereforphone··on Why, oh why, do those nutheads use vi? (2007)
My perspective (limited use of IntelliJ) is that the editor is very geared towards Java, which I loath and despise. Maybe this is an unfair prejudiced. I also like working from the command line.
hereforphone··on Why, oh why, do those nutheads use vi? (2007)
How much time have you spent with vim? How much with IntelliJ?
hereforphone··on Debunking Cloudflare’s recent performance tests
Believe it or not, I don't have any clue who he is. And the post was edited btw.
hereforphone··on I lasted three minutes at Amazon
Upvote for using old.reddit
hereforphone··on Debunking Cloudflare’s recent performance tests
Agree with the other comment. Unless you have explicit permission I'd be careful what you post here about your employer
hereforphone··on Global Sequencer
This is nice. It would be much more interesting if the sound feeds were live. Maybe version 2?
hereforphone··on Show HN: I redesigned my landing page to be as unprofessional as possible
> 420 page views > 5 somaliland

Guessing the stats are fabricated

hereforphone··on Show HN: I redesigned my landing page to be as unprofessional as possible
Needs animated gif of bill gates growing horns
hereforphone··on Show HN: I redesigned my landing page to be as unprofessional as possible
You are a true artist
hereforphone··on Is “KAX17” performing de-anonymization Attacks against Tor Users?
Question from someone outside the Tor loop: how do they know that these various nodes are correlated with one another / belong to the same entity?
hereforphone··on Evidence for the “great resignation” is thin on the ground
Why are you telling them your salary?
hereforphone··on Evidence for the “great resignation” is thin on the ground
I hope you can stay positive. You sound prudent. Are you really in a hurry to buy or can you wait for a crash? Are you tied to the lawless dump or can you move?
hereforphone··on There are over one trillion SQLite databases in active use
To be fair it's better than leaving them laying around in the open
hereforphone··on There are over one trillion SQLite databases in active use
That's just because you disagree. Go read the Rust code of ethics, it may be more up your alley.
hereforphone··on SF suspends cannabis tax to help dispensaries compete with drug dealers
Wait I was told that when it was legalized there would be no more underground drug market. Seems things aren't as simple as they seem on the surface.
hereforphone··on Goodbye Brave
I switched from Firefox and I've been happy so far. It's not perfect, but not as bad as the others. As others have said here be careful what extensions you install.

I also don't sign up for sync, or password manager, or any of that stuff as I don't trust it enough on any browser.

Several months into Brave and I have no urge to turn back yet.

hereforphone··on Chrome client “variations” can be used to identify you (2020)
I'll go ya one further. You shouldn't use any Google product.
hereforphone··on Bob Dole has died
I'd guess inside politics + no one obviously better to run at the time. IMO the same reason Hillary was put up ("her turn" + who else?)
hereforphone··on Sarco suicide capsule ‘passes legal review’ in Switzerland
Can AI commit homicide? Does cancer commit homicide?
hereforphone··on Creating a Solaris 10 zone on OpenIndiana
I had some SPARC hardware when it was already old, that I got off of eBay. Tons of hackers did in the 90s/00s. What was "very good" about the hardware? That it was RISC?
hereforphone··on Creating a Solaris 10 zone on OpenIndiana
This is a good opportunity to discuss Solaris in general. I've used Solaris for fun in the past. I couldn't get hooked on it. It seemed overly-complex and not very user friendly. I'm a very long time Linux user and I use BSD as well.

What were the primary use cases for Solaris in its prime? Is it still used anywhere now?

hereforphone··on Singapore: Sovereign City
Migrant workers? Or people who aren't vaccinated?
hereforphone··on Sarco suicide capsule ‘passes legal review’ in Switzerland
> I wan't to commit suicide HAL

> I'm sorry, I'm afraid I can't let you do that Dave

Better than the opposite case where the AI has the ability to mandate suicide.

hereforphone··on Cool URIs Don't Change (1998)
I don't know what it is that makes Microsoft so inelegant. Not only what you've said, but their APIs / programming environment in general is ugly and (I presume) unwieldy. Their apps (I just switched to Excel / OneNote / etc. from Google) have bugs that don't exist with competitors. The other day I couldn't use OneNote because my Internet went down (?!). Same for Excel, it doesn't reload immediately upon reconnect like Google Sheets did.

I don't get Microsoft. They're huge. They hire a lot of people. Their products are kludges.

hereforphone··on In 1930 the Indiana Bell building was rotated 90°
Inflicted it is. Done.
hereforphone··on In 1930 the Indiana Bell building was rotated 90°
Suggest an alternative while the edit button is still warm
hereforphone··on In 1930 the Indiana Bell building was rotated 90°
What are the eigenfunctions
hereforphone··on In 1930 the Indiana Bell building was rotated 90°
Some of the most amazing feats of the 20th century were inflicted by Bell. It was an innovative organization (body of organizations) whose inventions impact our everyday life today.
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