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"Just a good ol' boys, Never meanin' no harm". Cars have been flying for a few seconds on a regular basis since the 70s.

Its an editor: https://zed.dev/

M4 Mac Mini w/24GB sitting right here on my desk.

Tangent? - https://www.headless.org/on-having-no-head.htm

My 14 has the switch. I believe the 15 is when they switched to a programmable "action" button in place of the switch.

Its generally code for: "Thinks different than I do". What generally follows is a value judgment that lets someone believe they hold a moral high ground that someone else does not.

Lots of rumors about a new Macbook with a Axx chip in the pipe.

There is a voxel game in Rust, btw: https://veloren.net/

It’s from the book “1984”, published in 1949.

A newish IOT protocol, think Zigbee 2.0 kinda.

https://www.threadgroup.org/

Windows has had both ssh client/server for years

If on an Arch based distro, Ladybird is in AUR. Easy to try, compiling now!

Maybe this was the better link: https://blog.tjll.net/the-systemd-revolution-has-been-a-succ...

At some point there was a Safari for Windows.

Clicking changes the color of the paint. Not clicking would be pretty monochromatic and not very Pollock-y

Was not familiar with the terms C & B - corp. For others in the same boat:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/B_Corporation_(certification)

https://www.investopedia.com/terms/c/c-corporation.asp

Pretty sure that most people here know that, so it remains a less obvious yet interesting question (while tangential to the posted article): Are Linux/Windows/Mac tickless?

Thanks! Also read this story decades ago as a young man and it left a strong impression. More then once brought it up as a metaphor in a conversation. For some reason my memory attributed it to Kipling and a few times tried to find it and never could, now I know why, it was Orwell!

Ah, should have guessed this was already being discussed: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39865810