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by DerekL 10y ago
> buku Just so you know, the actual spelling is beaucoup .
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by DerekL 10y ago
>Of course many of the major theatre chains are also related to the studios, so it gets a bit hard to see which end is up. As far as I can tell, not in the US. Open Road Films is a joint venture of AMC and Regal, but Open Road only has a
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by DerekL 10y ago
That's not just rumors. In the interview, Craig Federighi said: > I’d say longer than six months ago. But I think we designed ourselves into a bit of a thermal corner, if you will. We designed a system that we thought with the kin
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by DerekL 10y ago
What you should do instead is use an en or em space. Some people put a regular space and then a non-breaking space after the period. But this is a really bad idea, because if the line is broken after the sentence, the non-breaking space is
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by DerekL 10y ago
The company, HF Global, Inc., is privately held, and as far as I can tell with a Google search, no other razor company owns a majority of the stock, or any stock at all. http://www.bloomberg.com/research/stocks/pri
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by DerekL 10y ago
I haven't played it, but Vivarium has a version for iOS: http://tower.tv
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Some restaurants and coffee shops already display prices with tax, and round everything to the nearest nickel.
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by DerekL 10y ago
> Pac-man succeeds because it had novel game mechanics for 1982. Pac-Man was released in 1980, not 1982.
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by DerekL 10y ago
The current title is “Garmin engineer shot and killed in Kansas by man who allegedly yelled ‘get out of my country’”. The phrase “a allegedly hate crime” isn't even grammatical.
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by DerekL 10y ago
There are VTA buses. They come every 30 minutes, and it would take you about 30 minutes to get to the Sunnyvale Caltrain station.
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by DerekL 10y ago
Or using the phone's internal speakers.
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by DerekL 10y ago
On a side note, in the US there's no actual requirement for cell phones to have GPS. They can use triangulation off of cell towers, so long as they can get the required accuracy.
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by DerekL 10y ago
Jack Barsky was interviewed for the behind-the-scenes podcast for The Americans . I think he might work as a consultant for the show, but I'm not sure. http://www.slate.com/blogs/browbeat/2016/03/24
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by DerekL 10y ago
It reduces to a special case called the metric TSP. If going through node C is shorter than going from A to B directly, then just replace the A-to-B distance with the length of A-to-C-to-B. It's just as hard to solve as regular TSP,
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by DerekL 10y ago
It's actually Guy English along with Rene Ritchie. Guy Ritchie is a film director.
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by DerekL 10y ago
> Truthfully, if Adobe and Microsoft hadn't insisted on Carbon[2], the Mac would have been much better off. It wasn't just them. Pretty much nobody wanted to write two different versions of their apps. You would have had a nega
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by DerekL 10y ago
I think people put too much significance into the name change. They often referred to themselves as just “Apple” since at least the early 1980's. They dropped “Computer” from their name just weeks before they announced the deal with Ap
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by DerekL 10y ago
I agree. I don't know if Apple would do it, but it would be great if they offered a Mac Pro with iMac style chips (i5 and integrated graphics at the low end) with prices starting at $1000 or $1500. Using the same case as the Xeon Mac P
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by DerekL 10y ago
It's a often repeated idea that the dangers of making mistakes with C code will scare the programmers into writing correct code. This completely fails in my experience. I've worked on large C projects that suffered a ton of leaks,
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by DerekL 10y ago
I read that, and I see that ceviche is NOT on the list of allowed foods for a Cottage Food Operation.
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by DerekL 10y ago
I have never used the described methods, so take this with a grain of salt. Where do you expect San Francisco to appear in Xcode? In the Fonts & Colors Preferences? I looked at Xcode 8.1 in OS X El Capitan, and the only San Francisco va
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by DerekL 10y ago
Ugh! Just use a goto statement if you want something like that.
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by DerekL 10y ago
> There's no actual threat to iOS device security from allowing apps to run custom, arbitrary native code, right? An app might have a buffer overflow bug. Allowing all or some of the writable memory to be executable makes it easier
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by DerekL 10y ago
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12820107
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by DerekL 10y ago
What exactly are you looking for that they aren't making? I don't know about Windows, but Macintosh and iOS have all sorts of software features for accessibility, and they've had for years.
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by DerekL 10y ago
I don't have macOS 10.12 installed, so I couldn't test it. But I put their test code into an iOS app, and the bug does occur on iOS 10.0.2, on an iPhone 7.
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by DerekL 10y ago
Furthermore, suppose Mozilla wants to port Firefox to the Nintendo 3DS. Does Nintendo have to let it in to their eShop? Most game consoles since the NES have had lock-out technology, and that's legal everywhere, as far as I know.
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by DerekL 10y ago
I think this is possible right now. The restriction in the license agreement only applies to executing code, not HTML rendering or network transfers. Since iOS 8 (I think), you can use JavaScriptCore separately from WebKit. So it should be
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by DerekL 10y ago
This doesn't mean anything. That file in the macOS SDK previously contained defines for ARM processors, so this is nothing new. Even though Mac doesn't run on ARM right now, it includes defines for ARM so that you can write code t
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by DerekL 10y ago
If terraforming is not possible and the Mars colony requires sealed and pressurized buildings, why does it need to be on Mars? Just build it on earth. And if earth runs out of mineable resources, mine asteroids instead, and build your colon

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