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Translation: Tim Cook was caught off guard.

Sorry to interrupt. Magic Mouse. Thank you for your attention.

The former U.S. that was once the freest place on earth.


The US being the 'free-st' place on earth at anytime is quite the misnomer. Sure, you can be 'free' if you are white, wealthy, oh and land owning. Tale as old as time. Sure, you can protest, but many many other countries have far surpassed the US on that one, and have been doing it a whole lot longer.


Hold your horses, segregation was abolished in 1954, not sure US has ever been close from "the freest place on earth".


For the freest place on earth we are super high up on the list of incarcerated per capita.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_incarcera...


As a successful nonwhite person in the US, AbsurdCensor made an infantilizing comment. Non white people have flocked here in droves because of the freedom afforded to anyone to become wealthy. I agree that we are back sliding (tax burden, regulatory burden, political repression, etc.) but it is absurd to make it about race and say that it wasn't once the freest place to start a business and even express yourself.


Freedom to become wealthy was never true. It was the dream they sold you to get you to flock there.


It never was. The US is under as much propaganda as NK they just refuse to recognise it from the inside, which is simply propaganda working.


As long as you were a straight white Christian male, maybe.


Then why are so many non-white, non-Christians still flocking here? Why would anyone want to come to this country if it's such a hellhole?

I'm not buying it. Turn off the news and go out into society, preferably one of those small so-called racist communities. You'll find out the truth, one way or the other.


Well many had ancestors brought over in slave ships.

Others came to work the railroads because they were willing to trade racist abuse for economic benefits.

Are you really that unfamiliar with American history?


Why believe historical data? Just go outside and find your own anecdotes.


You mean the typically most oppressed minorities these days, given that you people freak out about these people constantly?


Are you saying that straight white Christen men are the most oppressed group in the US?


Yes, I believe they are unironically saying that.


What time period are you using as an example?


Huh? https://docs.docker.com/desktop/setup/install/windows-instal...

Also, WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) has been baked into Windows for a long time and makes it very easy to play with Linux, as does using the Hyper-V VM system. Any developer unfamiliar with Linux because they use Windows, has little excuse.


Agreed, even game devs that ignore Linux as target for their AAA games, actually tend to use Linux for game servers, the age of IIS with .NET/ISAPI is long gone, except for legacy code stuck in .NET Framework.

Modern .NET did not went cross platform by accident, and Java development has always been "develop on Windows deploy on UNIX", in corporations where Mac tends to have little presence.


docker's sandboxes are cli only atm


I suggest considering a different domain name before this gets too popular. Rightmove might call it trademark violation for the name being too close, if they get annoyed at the competition.


I'm genuinely curious - are you saying this because you know quite a bit about trademark violation?


I know almost nothing about trademark violation and agree it's likely a risk. I'm in the U.S. though.


I encourage you to turn this into a real sellable product.


The most evil (yes) thing about the rejection is that the same stupid wrong misinformation about the app continued to be rubber-stamped as it propagated forward in what should be increasing levels of actual scrutiny and attention. They are lying to call it a review - it's mindless rubber-stamping either by design or because Apple employs people who just can't be bothered to do their jobs.


I tend to assume that the obvious gridded point pattern is a sky sampling artifact - but it would be far more interesting if it's a real thing.


They arrested Mr. Buttle rather than Tuttle.


Would have been far more interesting to have an iPhone adapter, another very common device but with a worthwhile image sensor better justifying time on a massive telescope.


It's a 100" telescope... from 1917. To summarize Wikipedia for you (my words, not a genai): While it was used by famous people like Hubble it isn't used for scientific work anymore. Some adaptics optics stuff happened in the 1990s, but I suppose that was just to test the system on a telescope that wasn't in active use anymore. In 2014 it "began its new life as the world's largest telescope dedicated to public use".

So I'd say it's a good use as any ;-)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Wilson_Observatory#100-i...


Annoyingly, the new ChatGPT app which folds in Codex, no longer recognizes Shift-Tab to toggle plan mode. Irritatingly you have to enter /plan. OpenAI, fix this!


Noticed this as well. You have to go into keyboard shortcuts and set it manually.


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