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Why can’t I play Ultra HD Blu-ray movies on my new Intel CPU (11th generation or above) platform that does not support Intel SGX feature? Why are Ultra HD Blu-ray discs no longer playable after related Intel drivers and the … Read more

👋 Hi, I’m Kyle and welcome to my newsletter, Growth Unhinged. Every other week I take a closer look at what drives a SaaS company’s growth. Expect deep dive takes on SaaS pricing, product-led growth, public company benchmarks, and much more. “You Can’t Win” … Read more

Raymond December 29th, 2021 Back in the day, a customer reported that their program crashed on Itanium. Wait, come back! Itanium is where the customer recognized the problem, but it applies to all other architectures, so stick with me. Their … Read more

Tell HN: You can’t add “no ads” in your Play Store app’s title 31 points by TrianguloY 50 minutes ago | hide | past | favorite | 4 comments Due to the recent Play Store changes you can no longer “add … Read more

In the early days of computing, vendors sold software, including compilers and operating systems, as part of the hardware they ran on. That changed in 1974, when the US Commission on New Technological Uses of Copyrighted Works (CONTU) decided that … Read more

Knowledge and information are part of a continuum but not the same, and knowledge problems cannot be solved with information tools alone. Image from wikimedia commons Often a client comes to us and says something like “We have a Knowledge … Read more

I like to start all my scientific inquiries off with really dumb questions. It makes life more fun. Here’s my latest: why can’t we just give steroids to people with muscular dystrophy? It makes sense, right? Steroids make people look … Read more

Audio also available by searching Stitcher, Spotify, Google Podcasts, etc. for “Cold Takes Audio” This piece starts to make the case that we live in a remarkable century, not just a remarkable era. Previous pieces in this series talked about … Read more

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