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Neither provides a DAM though. Photomator's asset management features are basically what Photos provides, which is far inferior to Aperture's DAM features. Many who miss Aperture aren't just lamenting the editing tools, they miss library organisation features that Photos simply doesn't offer.

Look for second hand UltraNavs

Nvidia's acquisition of Stexar.

at least on macOS, only root can specify wait interval of less than 0.1 second (as used in the article), and it doesn't seem to show the pipe value anyway.

Official release notes: https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/115.0/releasenotes/

Also of note is that this is the last major version of Firefox for Windows 7 and Windows 8, as well as macOS 10.12, 10.13, and 10.14.

If that's all it takes then I pre-order five copies.

"p" has three dots beneath it (پ), three dots on top is "s" (ث).

Lack of OS-level TRIM support will slow down writes. TRIM also allows SSDs to maintain wear leveling.

There's an "Improve My Travel Freedom" tab

cs.github.com is considerably better than regular github search

Going even further down the DNS tree, you can

  dig . NS

to get the root nameservers

"Elements of Pantheism" perhaps? https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/1920368.Elements_of_P...

I wish people would stop sharing LWN subscriber links for karma. They're not meant to be shared in social news websites. https://lwn.net/op/FAQ.lwn#slinks

20 of the poster's last 30 submissions have been LWN subscriber links.

We did, a few times. Only because many of them had generous credits for early stage startups. GCP, Azure, SoftLayer (now IBM Cloud), DigitalOcean. We weren't relying on any particular service except managed Kubernetes, but we were happy to set it up overselves if it wasn't on offer.

to disable retweets on Twitter you can add "RT @" to the list of muted words

Not sure who needs to know this but scribe.rip is a relatively new alternative reader for Medium. The original article is at: https://medium.com/startup-grind/what-every-software-enginee...

HN's special treatment of medium.com links doesn't apply to scribe ones.

One reason to keep on pushing bad content despite knowing the user will not watch them is to hide the fact how small their catalogue is and shift the blame onto user's particular taste.

It's answered in the article:

    the answer to the question I posed above about what the U.S. traded to China in the 19th century is "fur"