> The server just returns HTML (not JSON, actual HTML)
I like to separate presentation HTML from the data (returned from HTTP request). Some like to make backends that do nothing but serve the (singular) frontend, even running templates to make the HTML they return for easy consumption. That's not where I draw the line.
If I keep looking at it, the center slightly 'grays out' matching or even seeming to be less bright than the outer page. Only the inner spaces between the dark circles appears extra bright and not all that much.
I've lost extended attributes of files on a number of systems because they aren't always included by default in file operations. I don't trust everything that could possibly write/update a file to preserve them--common 'safe' pattern is to rename as .bak and write new file contents without EA to original name. Nor do I trust myself from archiving without using the right options in a hurry.
Yes concerning. The possibility of losing them between filesystems is worrying too.
One rule of thumb is `mv` will keep the attributes by default (given similar filesystem) and everything else needs tweaking/extra args. There's a section on it over here:
But what's the market share of foldable to non? That's the real question. The iPhone Air has 100% of the super thin phones (excluding camera bump) but they still cut production soon after launch.
Estimates are 1.5% to 1.6%, and I heard one even forecast "nearly 5% by 2028".
no, it isn't. we need both, they're different aspects of the same thing. hyperfocusing on the former and disregarding the latter is just as bad as doing the inverse, and is exactly the problem i was describing.
Leaving him there was an even bigger mistake that Apple allowed and never corrected--Alan Dye had to correct that himself. Any dis post-departure only points the blame back at Apple's management.
I remember trying to get NeXTSTEP 3.3 running on x86 hardware, it was so fussy with the hardware it supported that I had to take apart 3 computers from the office as well as a personal (not mine) Everex cube PC. (That's just for what was used, I'd taken apart way more to try and fail with so many cuts on my hands.) Then there were so many precise moments where you had to hit keys, eject floppy, or other hardware shenanigans that it felt like playing Dragon's Lair.
Was finally able to get it to boot to 2-bit grayscale on a DECpc with a LocalBus video card and some kind of SCSI drives. [After a few days, I had to return the parts to the users' PCs]
The NeXTSTEP desktop was nice. Interface Builder though blew my mind.
> The server just returns HTML (not JSON, actual HTML)
I like to separate presentation HTML from the data (returned from HTTP request). Some like to make backends that do nothing but serve the (singular) frontend, even running templates to make the HTML they return for easy consumption. That's not where I draw the line.
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