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In the United States, anything they beat out of you could be considered legally inadmissible evidence, and thrown out by the court.

(Whether or not that's a limit on law enforcement behavior depends on their particular aims.)


Although the lede suggests that this is about the consequences of healthcare costs in the United States, the research is from Denmark.

Even so:

Denmark has a universal healthcare system, [not] massive healthcare bills that usually ruin people's lives in the United States. Yet, the researchers suggest that economics still plays a big role... Patients who showed the steepest income declines had the strongest links between cancer and crime.


Just yesterday, I saw this 16- inch portable display mentioned in another HN thread.

I don't think it's OLED. But I thought it was an interesting design that might fit in with an Apple display collection.

SOTSU

https://www.sotsu.com/products/flipaction-elite-16?variant=4...


These also aren't OLED but are clearly trying to make you feel a way: https://kuycon.us/monitors

Wild.

For the 6K displays, I'd go with the Asus ProArt 6K - Thunderbolt 4 support.

These Kuycon monitors might be your choice if you want dual HDMI.


Asus ProArt Display 6K PA32QCV

Since about six months ago, 4th quarter of 2025.

I haven't got one yet, but it has the magic Mac 218 dpi for $1289


While the original OS X display model, Quartz, evolved from Display PDF via NextStep, I believe that it shifted back to pixel rasterization to offload more of the display stack onto the GPU.

Quartz Extreme?

John Siracusa, Ars Technica:

It's possible that existing consumer video cards could be coerced into doing efficient vector drawing in hardware. Apple tried to do just that in Tiger [note], but then had to back off at the last minute and disable the feature in the shipping version of the OS. It remains disabled to this day.

[note] https://arstechnica.com/reviews/os/macosx-10.4.ars/14

https://arstechnica.com/staff/2006/04/3720/


From TFA:

You can find the code used in this blog here:

https://github.com/AhmadHamze/PlutojlProjects


Termux on Android. Lots of hardware choices.

I'm typing this on an iPhone SE (2020).

It runs the latest iOS, although it's likely missing some of the new bits.

I prefer the size, although the screen that spans the entire front surface would be the superior device; I like the iPhone 13 Mini.


My SO has the latter and switched from the former when it started behaving erratically.

It's the very last reasonably sized iPhone and one of the very last in this category overall.


I rather have the fingerprint button!

"If you had a bus full of Japanese people, the watch would have been precisely where you left it!"

A couple of years ago, National Geographic magazine had a feature on the use of origami in engineering and art; the print edition featured a striking cover photograph of a gold colored sunshade for a space telescope under test at JPL.

The web site is aggressively paywalled, to such a degree that I cannot determine the date of publication.

But they had a public access podcast and transcript here

https://www.nationalgeographic.com/podcasts/article/unfoldin...


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