@kevinbhayes @riley @griotspeak From what I see it's about the height of an Ethernet port, which is a good deal flatter than my pinky.

OMG Apple, REALLY???!!!

M4 Mac Mini's Power Button Has New Bottom Location

The M4 Mac mini has an overhauled design that adds more ports in a slimmed down package, and to make everything fit, Apple needed a new place for the...

MacRumors (www.macrumors.com)

(thanks @griotspeak for pointing that out)

@catsalad @thisismissem @sycophantic Fun fact: The EU decided years ago that they would abolish DST, but the decree included all of Europe agreeing on a common time zone, and that apparently is so difficult we're still doing this nonsense.

Short reminder: Tonight, Europe switches from DST back to regular time. The US will not switch until *next* weekend.

So check your calendars whether regular appointments have suddenly moved. Everything scheduled in European time will be 1 hour later for US folks, everything scheduled in US time will be one hour earlier for Europe folks.

In German, the word for window pane and disc is the same ("Scheibe").

So one common argument against flat-earthers is "if the world was a [window pane] you'd be able to look through it" (“Die Welt ist keine Scheibe, denn sonst könnte man ja durchsehen.”)

The big game stores are currently having the last days of their big sales.

Trüberbrook

and

Darkside Detective

are both ridiculously cheap right now, a few bucks.

Any #DOS pros here?

Does DOS perform any cleanup when an app terminates? Like, reclaim the memory it used?

On Unix, when I quit my app, I know all its memory gets reclaimed, so I could save myself from having to write document unloading code by just requiring the user to quit the app to unload a document, then re-launch it to open a new one.

Would that work on DOS?

#retroProgramming #retroComputing