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Re:New speculative attacks on Apple CPUs on Wednesday January 29, 2025 @06:35AM (#42863813)
They didn't mention the bounds were inclusive either.
Re:We're bringing Pebble back on Tuesday January 28, 2025 @04:02AM (#42850286)
Please note that the source needs quite a few changes before being built as all the proprietary code has been removed. It lacks (from the readme): all of the system fonts, the Bluetooth stack, the STM peripheral library, the voice codec, ARM CMSIS, the heart rate monitor driver.
Re:No need to email me about Cisco AnyConnect on Tuesday December 03, 2024 @05:51AM (#42304882)
On version 4.10.x of the client it's copyright 1996-2019, so no..
Re:LightBurn Turns Back the Clock, Bails on Linux Users on Monday August 05, 2024 @04:09AM (#41159073)
Wondering if they took into account that this leaves a gap in the Linux community, and an open source competitor might rise from this move. Competitor that might at some point eat market share in the other OS as well.
Re:MeTube: Self-Hosted YouTube Downloader on Tuesday July 30, 2024 @09:13AM (#41108824)
> maybe they want YT to support these creators

or maybe those creators brings more money to YT...

That remembers me a virus that was adding himself to every e-mail sent by outlook. What was its name again ?
Unfortunately the impact is not limited to Apple product, but a wider ecosystem. For example the browser. If a feature is not implemented in Safari, as only available browser on IOS, every website needs to be compatible with it. Songs must be available on Apple Music if you want to be available for Apple owners...
Re:Amazon PillPack – Your medication, sorted and delivered on Tuesday September 26, 2023 @04:27AM (#37656157)
Same here, with the added benefits that the prescription is digital. Also, in my go to pharmacy my wife account is linked to mine, so she can pickup my medication as soon as my call with the doctor is done.
That's the point, I would only take the biggests.
I have the same issue with rice, they always put the price per kg, never per grain..
Re:It's React, but in Python on Wednesday June 07, 2023 @03:17AM (#36223861)
Poetry has more to do with pip and virtualenv than NPM to be honest.