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Responding to xxkylexx (child comment) Only users who specifically enable "show dead" in their profile can see your. They are read only and can not be replied

Responding to xxkylexx (child comment) Only users who specifically enable "show dead" in their profile can see your. They are read only and can not be replied to. It is quite likely most users can not see them, as show dead is opt-in only. If you as a user; or this post have been flagged as spam/other (likely) you should reach out to HN via their contact info which I believe is listed in the guidelines section. You shouldn't litigate this in the thread (nor would anyone see it) but, Dang is often quick to respond and both quite helpful and reasonable to legitimate inquiries. --- Bitwarden looks to be quite interesting. The client on ios does not support the 5c, which is a shame since I have one. Curious if there is a hardware limitation as the service appears cloud-based and it would be nice if a software solution existed for users of slightly older phones. Good luck!

xxkylexx 10y ago
Thanks. I reached out to the email listed in the guidelines. Unfortunately I can only support the ARM64 architecture for iOS currently due how Xamarin builds the project. When I introduce additional architectures (i.e. ARMv7) it increases the size of the app from 50mb to 100mb.
- vonklaus 10y ago
  Thanks, that clears it up. I have never used xcode but if there is a straight forward way for me (and other users) to load it up, that would be cool. If there is no way to add a legacy client to the app store, it might be good for adoption to have a link to docs explaining the process (if it is easy enough) to put it on older phones.
- colejohnson66 10y ago
  Shouldn't iOS 9s "App Thinning" feature take care of that for you?
cheeseprocedure 10y ago
> The client on ios does not support the 5c, which is a shame since I have one. Only a guess: the iPhone 5C shipped with the A6 processor, while Secure Enclave was introduced with the A7. https://www.theiphonewiki.com/wiki/Secure_Enclave https://www.theiphonewiki.com/wiki/Secure_Enclave /edit nope, original author responded with the real answer :)

xxkylexx 10y ago

Thanks. I reached out to the email listed in the guidelines. Unfortunately I can only support the ARM64 architecture for iOS currently due how Xamarin builds the project. When I introduce additional architectures (i.e. ARMv7) it increases the size of the app from 50mb to 100mb.

vonklaus 10y ago
Thanks, that clears it up. I have never used xcode but if there is a straight forward way for me (and other users) to load it up, that would be cool. If there is no way to add a legacy client to the app store, it might be good for adoption to have a link to docs explaining the process (if it is easy enough) to put it on older phones.
colejohnson66 10y ago
Shouldn't iOS 9s "App Thinning" feature take care of that for you?

cheeseprocedure 10y ago

> The client on ios does not support the 5c, which is a shame since I have one. Only a guess: the iPhone 5C shipped with the A6 processor, while Secure Enclave was introduced with the A7. https://www.theiphonewiki.com/wiki/Secure_Enclave https://www.theiphonewiki.com/wiki/Secure_Enclave /edit nope, original author responded with the real answer :)