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red oak said:

anonymouse said:

Madbum said:

Anti Business and Anti American liar in chief.

I honestly thought I was getting moderate Scranton Joe and he wasn’t the typical new  Democrat when I voted for him 2 years ago , I thought I was getting Bill Clinton again but we are getting a socialist . 

Let’s let the Chinese spy balloon fly over USA for week letting it do god knows what but let’s go after our own great American companies with help of Europeans. 

Ever seen anyone do a self knee cap?

Funny stuff, particularly the "socialist" thing. I guess, though, once you get so far to the right, even the center seems like a "far left" position from that perspective.

Nope 

Yep. Sadly, a significant percentage of Americans really need to look up the actual meaning of the word socialism. Likewise, most of those same people also need to look up the definition of communism.

It's very sad how far America has fallen in the past 30-40 years.

jeromec said:

"Haiku B4 is compatible with most modern and older hardware including most Intel and Apple Siliconsystems, Macs, PCs and ARM-based computers"
I could only din compatibility with Intel/AMD 32 and 64bit.
Is there really Apple Silicon/ARM compatibility? Where can I find the appropriate version?

There isn’t really an ARM version. It’s a work-in-progress: https://www.haiku-os.org/guides/building/port_status/

JP234 said:

So basically spend $400 plus $300-$500 (monitor) to turn my MacBook into an iMac.
Who comes up with these brilliant ideas?

Ever try setting up an iMac on an airplane? It’s slightly easier now that many airlines have 110v power outlets, but still far more convenient to just use a MacBook…

I guess this will make Classical Archives happy. Their interface is rubbish, but I still subscribe because they’ve got more recordings than anyone else. I suspect I’ll drop them once Apple gets their act together.

ihatescreennames said:

As mentioned in the article, I can absolutely see her being urged to install a third-party store, having no idea what she’s in for, and downloading Onavo or worse, and being none the wiser, all from some ad on Facebook. 

Third-party stores and side-loading will be a boon to shady developers. 

I have to imagine Apple will make this an “opt-in” feature that will pop up warnings about how enabling third-party app stores could affect security and stability and that simply clicking on an add to install an app from a third-party store won’t simply be allowed.