A18 Pro? Intel? Neither CPU is used in the MacBook Neo nor the 599 iPad.

Did you read the post?

Thanks to the amazing people over at Asahi Linux, you can on MacBooks too!

It has comparable performance to laptop CPUs in its price bracket while being significantly more power efficient.

It’s $499 for students.

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I have used the standard available download on multiple operating systems for years without issues with twitch.

I have used it for twitch for years without issue. I also have ublock origin with twitch adblock.

I recommend Waterfox

They have pledged to not fill their browser with AI slop features.

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Only $25? Mine was $50 last I went.

Disappointing that the new XPS doesn’t use CAMM2

Atlas OS is one of the most user friendly solutions imo. Its also filters updates for easy long-term use.

Apple does have this patent:

Apps have to be signed to be installed.

Their explanation as to why:

--no-quarantine is used to forcibly bypass Gatekeeper, which is a built-in macOS security mechanism. This is used to run unsigned/unnotarized applications.

macOS Tahoe is the final release to support Intel systems, and last year Apple updated macOS runtime protection to make it harder to override Gatekeeper. Macs with Apple silicon also don’t “permit native arm64 code to execute unless a valid signature is attached”. Finally, we are ending support for all casks that fail Gatekeeper checks on September 1st, 2026.

With the above in mind, it’s time to deprecate the --no-quarantine flag from brew. It intentionally bypasses macOS security mechanisms, which we already actively discourage. Deprecating now will give a decent lead time for users using it to come up with another solution or adjust their workflows.

OpenWRT

I think you should get off social media for a bit and goon instead.

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There is also Decimal floating-point arithmetic which has a larger range and better memory safety. Java, C#, Python, Ruby, etc. have built in support for it via Decimal.

Yes, it’s cut down for the meme.

In reality, it would probably look more like this:

public class Singleton
{
  private static readonly Lazy<Singleton> lazy = new Lazy<Singleton>(() => new Singleton());

  private Singleton(){}

  public static Singleton Instance
  {
      get
      {
         return lazy.Value;
      }
   }
}

or this:

public class Singleton
{
   private static readonly Singleton instance = new Singleton();

   private Singleton(){}

   public static Singleton Instance => instance;
}