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I'm not sure if you tried but add a sport, can be table tenis, jiu-jitsu whatever. I did this too after got comfortable with the walks (that I still do).

People are developing hardware like "web 2.0" beta software to compete with Google and Apple, but I'm not sure it will work. Yeah, the fear of the walled-guarded world of phones is fair and we can see it.


They announced three factories in Brazil. However, cars in Brazil are expensive due to many factors, including taxes and tariffs (see the price of an iPhone in Brazil and try not to be horrified).


In Brazil, it is also 6%. It's ridiculous, 6% on top of what families spend decades saving for a limited amount of hours of _consulting_. A home is probably the most expensive thing a family will ever buy.

Unfortunately, they don't get money if they don't sell, even if they spend hours helping a customer. IMHO, this is bad. A buyer will pay for all the deals that weren't closed.


I'm testing it on my M2 Air (16GB). Quite fast!


The 80s kid in me when I see such a powerful machine being just electronic waste cries


Yeah, and MySQL was popular among PHP developers, remember LAMP installers?


IIRC, in the PHP3 / PHP4 days, the only database binding available in out-of-the-box PHP was MySQL.


I don't remember it like that. I think even php2 had support for more databases. One I am sure it supported was mSQL. I think they always had ms sql and oracle too. They were after all always very quick to provide bindings for anything with a C library. One of the reasons for php syntax being all over the place is because they tried to keep the C semantics for any given library.

Perhaps what you are remembering is a particular OS or installer's packaging.


You're right, it's there in PHP 2. https://web.archive.org/web/20000815061332/http://www.php.ne...

I think I'm remembering the Win32 binaries. At https://museum.php.net/win32/ the PHP3 binaries only have MySQL.

Shared hosts settling on MySQL probably made the difference.


I hope they do this, I would not trust my govt (Brazil) with this power. Judges would use it all the time.


I gave up on Docker for MacOS a year ago. Couple months ago I found OrbStack, being using "Docker" again on Mac since then. It's fantastic.


With Zuck's track record, Threads will be fun but don't expect transparency.


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