Yes it's cool. I wonder if other terminal emulator apps like WezTerm, iTerm etc also has this feature?

iTerm2 has vertical tabs too

https://iterm2.com/3.0/documentation-preferences.html#:~:tex...

If you want to use Grub, this tutorial works (see "Booting the kernel"):

https://wiki.osdev.org/Zig_Bare_Bones

Yes, just tried it.

Both tutorials work fine on latest stable zig (0.15.2)

Few months ago I learnt there's Edie Brickell's Good Times video on Win 95 CD:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=okt9GcWiWmE

There's also Weezer? Whoa. Of course I did experience Win 95. My 1st PC (96/97 ??) came with it. Never bother to mess with the instalation CD, though.

I kept scrolling because the line in the article “It’s like, there’s one video on YouTube, and it’s your video” rung hollow considering the CD had two music videos on it and I played them over and over.

It's just the user apps and the drivers. No kernel/core OS codes, though.

For some unknown reasons, the PDF page: https://legislation.nysenate.gov/pdf/bills/2025/S9005

stuck on loading (tested on both latest Firefox and Chrome on macOS). I'm on Indonesia, BTW. Could someone upload the PDF?

I used the Pro version a few years ago. Now it's delisted from Play Store? Couldn't find it.

As a mobile app dev, I'm forced to use macOS: no iOS SDK on Windows/Linux/etc

I'd love to know what's good ARM notebook which works fine with Linux.

I'm pretty sure Apple is unavoidable if you work as a mobile app developer. I mean, no iOS SDK for Windows/Linux.

If your work area is anything other than it, perhaps the Mac isn't necessary.

Don't they offer downloads of Xcode outside of the App Store if you pay their developer program fee? That includes their SDKs. Theoretically there is only an expenditure of time and effort to build an iOS app on Linux. I forget if it is against their terms or not, but I don't think the SDK available is a barrier.

While not strictly required, for me macOS has been less cantankerous for running Android Studio on compared to Windows/Linux too.

> If your work area is anything other than it, perhaps the Mac isn't necessary.

How about photography and video production?

Ah, forgot about it. Perhaps a yes, considering lots of photographers and video editors work on Mac.

As a photography enthusiasts, I still regularly post photos to it. It's also one of my source of inspiration.

Fair enough, unlike the others, (almost) no photos of my daily life.

I used to use Instagram this way, but now my feed is 90% videos, memes and trash. I don't post there anymore either, because in the process of responding to comments and checking likes, I get sucked right back into those videos.

Of course I checked just now and the first post was photos by someone I actually follow. But not posts 2-.