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Loads just fine for me? iPad
Many years ago I installed Firefox 0.6 on my mother-in-law’s laptop and gave it the IE logo - she never noticed, it never got updated, but she never had any malware problems.
> [policemen] acted as agents provocateur, enticing men through deceptive means to respond to sexual invitations – so they could catch them red-handed
This was still the case in the 1980s - I worked with an ex-policeman who was ‘young looking’ and his job was this kind of entrapment.
On a repellent platform as well
> Please stop using windows. Please stop using proprietary document formats.
The latter two potentially yes, as they can sell a product. Chrome - not so much: sell the browser, embed ads… nothing palatable.
> But nowhere close to the emotional impact
It may be trite but “Because if a machine, a Terminator, can learn the value of human life, maybe we can, too.” gets me every single time
Photos Wallpaper - recreates the functionality from older Mac OS versions to rotate photos from your library as wallpaper, changing on a schedule.
Written by Codex with me driving product direction, reviewing, testing, occasionally scolding, and handling the release process.
Accepted onto the Mac App Store last week.
Thank you for that link. I recommend reading to the very last line.
much as I love and revere woz that is a terrible idea
Posted by
stuartd on Tuesday February 03, 2026 @06:36PM
from the 1password.com dept.
I loved Camino. I think I still have the binary on my MBA just to look at the icon and sigh
It is, shall we say, more curated
https://altruistsun.com/I have vitiligo and basically no skin pigment above my neck line - this product is excellent, reasonably priced, and ethical
I’m using Windows 11 at my new job and wow, it really is horrible (always been a server OS user at work, Mac at home)
This whole thing about it opening links in Edge despite your preferences is just.. bizarre! It’s like they had a bet on “hey what’s the most user hostile thing we can get away with?!”
I used to have a DTC-690 - brilliant for parties. Sold it for £1 in the end to a happy customer.
> how can she say that it's both no good at most things and simultaneous dangerous because of the job losses it will cause?
worse is cheaper
Posted by
stuartd on Sunday June 22, 2025 @01:37AM
from the ft.com dept.