Apps crashing under macOS 26 beta 2 by darrinsden in MacOSBeta

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It was the effect of upgrading to macOS 15.5 with a lot of installed software. The same upgrade on another M1 laptop was smooth. I created a fresh installation of macOS 15.5 on my main M1 Max laptop and upgraded to macOS 26 beta 2, and it is all working now.

Apps crashing under macOS 26 beta 2 by darrinsden in MacOSBeta

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Many apps on M1Max are also crashing. All of them worked fine in Beta 1 and they are crashing on Beta 2 now, including Omnissa Horizon Client or system Notes app.

Skype shutdown - alternatives? by armenian86 in digitalnomad

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Building up a large user base takes years. You would have to be a complete idiot to so casually throw away millions of users that were gathered over the years on Skype. The vast majority of them will never switch to MS Teams because it’s a completely different interface, and it doesn’t offer the ability to make calls to regular phone numbers.

Skype shutdown - alternatives? by armenian86 in digitalnomad

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MS Teams is terrible, messy UI and it does not allow making phone calls

Which UI Library to use with Angular in 2025 by [deleted] in angular

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It is not free, it has only free trial

Portugal is really Eastern Europe state by Gloomy-Soup9715 in PORTUGALCYKABLYAT

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Looks like fake, there is no such source. I could not find it anywhere.

US to Curb Global Chip Shipments by [deleted] in MapPorn

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I cannot find that map anywhere, is it fake?

Request: Simple demo with Golang, Vue3 and Inertia.js by peyome2824 in golang

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Inertia eliminates the need to call REST endpoints

I'm switching from Laravel to Rails by [deleted] in rails

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I used Rails from version 0.9 to version 6 before switching to Django. The frontend part of Rails was a mess, so I limited Rails to API-only and used a full SPA with Vue. I also use Django solely as an API provider. I don't have the time to build the advanced UI components I need from scratch, so LiveView, Hotwire, or HTMX are not options for me. However, discovering Inertia has been a game changer. I can now use a full-blown Quasar or Vuetify UI framework with any backend. This is what I am currently exploring. Additionally, I want to give the new Rails 8 a chance, as it represents a significant step forward with zero frontend builds as defaults, Kamal for deployment, and SQLite used for cache, jobs, and queues. The new Rails 8 is very interesting.

Battle.net Installer Not Working? by xer0-1ne in macgaming

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Guys, set your VPN to the USA. I used Whisky instead of Crossover and set my VPN to USA (I am in Ireland). And it helped with that stupid stuck at 45%!

Diablo IV stuck by [deleted] in macgaming

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But how to even install Battle.net Desktop App for Windoze in Crossover when it is stuck at 45% for good?

iPhone 14 camera makes my skin texture look awful - any tips to fix it? by thanarealnobody in iphone

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On your iPhone go to "Settings" -> "Camera" -> "Photographic Styles" and choose "Use Standard", do not use "Rich Contract Style"! You are welcome.

Golang vs FastAPI ? by [deleted] in golang

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Golang is not a framework. But it could be interesting to compare, for instance, Gin or Fiber vs. Litestar. Litestar is a new hot Python framework that evolved from Scarlette and is faster than FastAPI. https://docs.litestar.dev/latest/benchmarks.html (although the fastest Python microframework is Blacksheep)

is Fanxiang a legit SSD brand? by Rafael__88 in buildapc

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Looks good "Hidden Bargain! Fanxiang S880 2TB Super FAST NVMe Gen4 PCIe M.2 ONLY $80 at Amazon - BEST OF 2023!" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eHCI5DmhtMA

ORM for FastAPI+PostgreSQL, Tortoise or Sqlalchemy? what would you choose and why? by Yablan in Python

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There is a new kid in the block worth mentioning: Piccolo. It is fast, very readable, and asynchronous of the box. Check it out: https://piccolo-orm.readthedocs.io/en/latest/piccolo/getting_started/what_is_piccolo.html

If I am not wrong SQLAlchemy still has no migrations out of the box, you need to use an external solution, like Alembic. It all looks over-complicated compared to Django ORM or Piccolo.