wickedOne

unfortunately the list is incomplete: quite some of the watches i had aren't listed (i mean, how could they _not_ list the GD-9?).

nevertheless nice to see these golden oldies again and read about all the stuff they were adding to them.

i still remember the christmas easter egg in there

> I can only access the apps and websites I want to use

not really a dumb phone is it?

the u.s. is not the only country other countries trade with so firing people should not have to be the result as long as you divert?

because the u.s. is the only country the rest of the world can trade with?

i wonder why the rest of the world doesn't just come together for a while and stop trading / providing raw materials to the u.s. for let's say a year or so.

isn't this all just a huge pile of bluff poker?

keeps surprising me that, in a time where everybody seems to be concerned about privacy, people willingly "give away" their dna profile...

i guess there will be always a previous processor supporting something which the most recent doesn't.

but when the bug report is regarding supporting a software version which they don't support themselves anymore, personally i don't think they will give it any priority

official support for any macos version < ventura has been dropped (monterey support ended 2024-09-16)

so i wonder whether apple will consider this a bug...

nicely done!

would be even better if modifications to the actual select part would somehow persist when building the query

escape life, or the point of life (if there's one)?

i don't think there's a point of life. from a nature perspective it should be reproduce and assure balance in the ecosystem, but as there's way too many humans that ship has sailed.

from the economic perspective you're a pawn to contribute to a "healthy" economy so we all can enjoy our luxuries.

and then there's the individual perspective, where the point probably is what you want it to be.

after realising there's no point at all, for me the point pretty much is "do what you want and what you're comfortable with and try not to worry too much"