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Yes it is fast enough. People are playing GTA V and many other games at completely acceptable performance.

Here's a bunch of reports people made for games: https://applesilicongames.com/

Maybe, but the RAM and disk performance is so good [1] that it might not be needed so badly. Unless you want to run a whole bunch of VMs

https://mobile.twitter.com/Sirupsen/status/13442670199449477...

I've used a Linux laptop before and it was always so painful to get basic things working, like it being able to suspend when you close the lid. Packaging is usually better, if you don't want any nice GUI programs (like iaWriter) or games

I've had the M1 MacBook Air for a couple weeks now and it's great. It's very fast and almost all of homebrew works now. I'm doing Go and iOS development. I imagine for nodejs/Ruby native extensions it might be some time before everything works natively, but Rosetta works great as well. They honestly nailed it.

Europe isn't one country so it depends on where you visited.

Groceries in most of Europe are much higher quality for a lower price than in the US

There are no capital gains for personal holdings in the NL. So as long as your year over year gains are higher than 4% you're ahead. For example if you double your money with Bitcoin you still pay 1.6%

The EU cookie ban should've just been a ban on third-party cookies, then we wouldn't be in this mess. Props on GitHub for following the rules right!

I'm curious why we are still messing around with all these tokens when we could be using asymmetric encryption, like Apple is using for their AppStore connect API https://developer.apple.com/documentation/appstoreconnectapi...

Just seems fundamentally more secure.

Thanks for pointing me to the concept of bit mix functions, very interesting.

They're not using a hash function: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Format-preserving_encryption

Probably if he didn't turn on his camera then nobody would've noticed at all.

Who called it Kafka-compatible and not Kafkaesque

What a waste of talent to have the smartest people work on crypto. Waste of everything for everyone involved.

Wow what a piece of shit. How will my poor family survive without $200k every month???

https://sandspiel.club/ Uses fluid dynamics to simulate air flow

Why do you consider tech brutal?

You should definitely charge at least double or triple what you are doing right now. You'd still be cheaper than the competition!

There is a better solution: you run your whole test in a database transaction, and then roll back when the test is completed. This means you only have to set up the database once and the overhead per test is minimal.

This is an implementation of this pattern for go: https://github.com/DATA-DOG/go-txdb

Ruby on Rails has this built-in, of course.

SEPA transfers are free :)

A game pad is a sensor that captures the motions of your fingers.

If I buy a house I can put any fridge in there. If I get an iPhone, I can only buy through the App Store.

There are no other options for Apple devices besides the App Store. This is not about a monopoly in the smartphone market.

That's debatable. Just because the Play Store exists doesn't mean the App Store isn't its own market

Apple certainly has a monopoly in the iPhone app market.

I would suggest seeing a therapist before self-medicating.

I'm only converting rules that are just a host whitelist. I ignore rules that are more complex, since those don't translate.

I've written a janky Ruby script that automatically tries to convert the HTTPS Everywhere rules into content blockers: https://github.com/bouk/https-everywhere-host-list/blob/mast...

It's used to create the host list for HTTP4All, my unofficial port of HTTPS Everywhere to iOS https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/https4all/id1305430042?mt=8

Browsers: yes

https://github.com/sql-js/sql.js

Small market, low demand. Low demand, low prices