Posts by shac@ioc.exchange
(DIR) Post #AnNXU8rHUa1Fp2gslM by shac@ioc.exchange
2024-10-25T20:54:48Z
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My bank won’t allow me to send a #Zelle payment with a “/“ character in the memo field. This brings up many questions about the competence of this service.
(DIR) Post #AnTizGRVIFzWiB3Xn6 by shac@ioc.exchange
2024-10-28T22:05:59Z
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@foone Please do this
(DIR) Post #Aqcy1TvNCPyqOsxyV6 by shac@ioc.exchange
2025-01-31T02:43:08Z
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@foone The force of acceleration would turn the passengers into plasma, so that’s one downside
(DIR) Post #ArGHriPz0S9r5vnY1I by shac@ioc.exchange
2025-02-19T01:57:24Z
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@hpcnotes If rather have two oxen than a million chickens to plow a field. The overhead of marshaling a million chickens to a task would dwarf their benefit.
(DIR) Post #Arcmnn68TxZ007pExc by shac@ioc.exchange
2025-03-01T22:11:03Z
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Found in my old papers #apple
(DIR) Post #ArcmnnrddLYqNS3B0C by shac@ioc.exchange
2025-03-01T22:11:35Z
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(DIR) Post #ArcmnozpQNhrt8tEPI by shac@ioc.exchange
2025-03-01T22:12:14Z
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Inside
(DIR) Post #ArzOjlzSjHtZ8wKkCW by shac@ioc.exchange
2025-03-12T20:17:36Z
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Our firmware build depends on Windows, inexplicably. And probably perl5 on Windows.
(DIR) Post #AsiZqgXlqrzH64Poa8 by shac@ioc.exchange
2025-04-03T15:19:00Z
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I didn’t want to retire anyway
(DIR) Post #AsxBFOE1mvmyTPKtqy by shac@ioc.exchange
2025-04-10T16:30:06Z
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@stux @Kierkegaanks “Uhh this is your uhhh captain speaking. uhh hey siri, enable airplane mode. Uhh enjoy your flight”
(DIR) Post #AtS67wLh8pMKeSlA2K by shac@ioc.exchange
2025-04-25T14:28:49Z
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@phoronix Not surprising that Linus doesn’t understand that file names are intended for humans.
(DIR) Post #Atp13Z6o5peQV0A1Vg by shac@ioc.exchange
2025-05-06T15:50:23Z
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@phoronix 16 cores per memory channel is still a pretty bad ratio
(DIR) Post #AunXwOwf2e1NekqiO0 by shac@ioc.exchange
2025-06-04T20:18:23Z
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@Alice That’s like $16, a lot of money to spend for someone who wasn’t even your close friend then.
(DIR) Post #Aw4PM4ZLOMpAqcqUoi by shac@ioc.exchange
2025-07-12T21:47:03Z
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@foone This is me cancelling plans to ever write an NES emulator
(DIR) Post #AxESYw5SzlmTUGjf5E by shac@ioc.exchange
2025-08-16T16:01:15Z
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@thenewsdesk @technology-thenewsdesk Spoiler: not a new OS, just a shell.
(DIR) Post #AxmBpUZpRGBFF4spkW by shac@ioc.exchange
2025-09-01T21:55:39Z
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@Gte Multi-architecture (fat) binaries are really two or more mach-o binaries wrapped together with a lipo header. I don’t think they can share any common segments, even if the linker were smart enough to do that. There’s no reason you can’t stuff two or more PE (windows) binaries in the same way. The fact that Microsoft chose not to do this is some unfathomable bad internal decision, not a technical one.
(DIR) Post #Azaxs6FppefHpFpj2O by shac@ioc.exchange
2025-10-25T14:40:39Z
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This is #Mac OS Panther, released in 2004. Its UI has many things wrong with it (and is not pretty). But what it does well is a strong and obvious distinction between controls and data. Buttons and borders are clearly defined. Icons are immediately recognizable, even zoomed out and tiny like in this picture. No transparency or blending. Scroll state always obvious through visible bars.What this adds up to is reduced cognitive load when using the interface. Everything is plain, you can find a thing immediately. This is a stark contrast to #macOSTahoe and the many poor decisions in that UI.
(DIR) Post #B07Bm8B5q0ZTLp71OK by shac@ioc.exchange
2025-11-10T21:20:32Z
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Why aren’t you using #PHP as a #C preprocessor?
(DIR) Post #B0upAYbQNJ4yDb8gC0 by shac@ioc.exchange
2025-12-04T17:34:25Z
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(DIR) Post #B22zBsmaNRK7DstcVU by shac@ioc.exchange
2026-01-07T16:13:07Z
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TLDR: Logitech let a cert expire, which for some reason makes their mouse stop working (if you have their configuration app installed). Having your mouse stop working due to network issues seems like a very bad design flaw to me, not just an “oops”. https://mastodon.online/@9to5Mac/115854286169233649