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i'm saddened that http://macsecret.com/ along with /files directory seems to have all be been lost. I has waiting on some storage for the NAS to archive it and it went away before I could back it up.

9 days ago, Northflank was having fun with Railway getting breached and urged their customers to migrate to them instead.

https://northflank.com/blog/how-to-migrate-off-of-railway

what a weaker "leader" this guy is.

i still remember my ICQ number all these years later.

weird flex to boast about launch times for something that runs in the background the entire time on top of saying you used AI to build it.

I wonder what streaming CDN will actually allow this on their network?

they have a ui/tool for that, but ok.

that's how i felt with the windows key back then.

for me the one good thing about using Safari/Webkit is getting all the macOS integration with things like Passwords/touchID auth, Apple Pay, passkeys etc.

sadly none of that is in this so far.

also boasting about chrome extension support is nice, but at this time people probably want firefox extensions so that UBO can fully run.

The US doesn't care about treaties anymore.

probably training some AI.

from the Dave Plummer wiki:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dave_Plummer

"Plummer left Microsoft in 2003[10] to start his own company, SoftwareOnline LLC, a software vendor. Plummer claimed that the company went on to sell millions of copies of first and third party utilities software for Windows.[16]

In 2006, SoftwareOnline was sued by The Washington State Attorney General's Office for alleged violations of the Consumer Protection Act after complaints were made about two products called "Registry Cleaner" and "InternetShield". SoftwareOnline agreed to pay $150,000 in civil penalties, plus $250,000 that was ultimately suspended following compliance with all terms in the settlement, as well as $40,000 in legal fees.[6] He also founded Xeriton Corporation during this period, whose major product was the Blue Phone technical support service.[17] In December 2009, Xeriton was sold to Support.com for $8.5 million.[18]"

The US government did just that.

They're also doing the same to Canada in making it pick a side for cars after Canada removed some tariffs on EVs from China after the US imposed large tariffs on Canada's car industry has been trying to destroy the Canadian auto industry entirely.

maybe it's time to have your eyes checked.

how common is this with laptop manufacturers, and why would they do this? what brands are doing this so I can know to avoid them in the future.

I made one with <1% runtime overhead but I won't link it.

isn't this built into macOS? mail.app -> view -> message -> show dark with dark background.

get an Intel GPU in there to do all your media encoding.

I'm surprised you'd think sending civilians into a war zone is a good thing.

the original builds were black and white only, however there was a supreme and classic build that was in color and higher.

I might be misremembering since it's been over 35, but the orinal Mac versions of these games would be better to play today with the higher resolution they had.

A lot of the data is coming from the Patel FBI tho.

actually long ago before homebrew there was MacPorts which Apple actually was part of.

why would anyone believe these numbers from this administration?

some of us use more than text editors.

Is the experimental obesity drug to stop eating Big Macs and fries all the time?