Fwiw they claim they will support it as a framework into the future, so things Linux VMs can still take advantage of it. The only thing you're losing is desktop Mac apps which have largely all converted to arm64 at this point, except games which you probably aren't going to play natively anyway
Heads up: your YouTube link tells shows your channel to everyone who clicks it. This is due to YouTube's new messaging feature, and how they set the default privacy settings to share your channel with everyone whenever you post a link. You need to remove everything from the ?is= onwards and also turn off the sharing feature if you don't want everyone on Lemmy getting your profile and the ability to YouTube chat with you
The pride parade in my city in Florida was an actual parade too. They had floats, banners, a bunch of LGBT friendly churches, even a band. There was also a rainbow county fair of course, but yeah the parade was a parade
they also do not apply to devices with rollable displays, smartphones designed for high-security communications and tablet computers with full-featured operating systems
Who's betting every phone manufacturer claims their phone is for high security communications
Fwiw they claim they will support it as a framework into the future, so things Linux VMs can still take advantage of it. The only thing you're losing is desktop Mac apps which have largely all converted to arm64 at this point, except games which you probably aren't going to play natively anyway
Yeah but then you have to live in Florida
Damn straight
Heads up: your YouTube link tells shows your channel to everyone who clicks it. This is due to YouTube's new messaging feature, and how they set the default privacy settings to share your channel with everyone whenever you post a link. You need to remove everything from the ?is= onwards and also turn off the sharing feature if you don't want everyone on Lemmy getting your profile and the ability to YouTube chat with you
The pride parade in my city in Florida was an actual parade too. They had floats, banners, a bunch of LGBT friendly churches, even a band. There was also a rainbow county fair of course, but yeah the parade was a parade
Unfortunately most of those cards don't support DirectX or OpenGL so they would not be of much use for gaming
llso you don't even have to move your fingerLooks like Apollo for Reddit (screenshot is likely a few years old)
Thanks for all the work y'all do hosting this service. The stats are cool too-- 170M requests in a month is crazy on such a small budget
Who's betting every phone manufacturer claims their phone is for high security communications