LucidLynx

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by LucidLynx 5y ago
Hi :) The books I was refering to are from Jonathan Levin, who finished to work (and publish) the three different volumes two years ago. I live in Europe now so it is not possible for me to order them via Amazon (the only physical distribut
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by LucidLynx 5y ago
Thanks! Indeed, I have that book too, but it is quiet old now...
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by LucidLynx 5y ago
Thanks, will take a look! :)
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Best technical books about *BSD / macOS?
7 points by LucidLynx 5y ago|14 comments
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by LucidLynx 5y ago
Yes, there is the "Screen recording" parameter in Security & Privacy settings. Also, I remember getting some issues with apps like "Bartender 3" that requires taking screenshots regularly to rearrange the top bar (!!
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by LucidLynx 5y ago
You're totally right. Thanks!
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by LucidLynx 5y ago
Broken (and terrible) analogy as police does not have the right to do that... I don't know what you wanted to demonstrate but, sorry, you failed :/
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by LucidLynx 5y ago
Swift Playground is listed in the App Store... So no, Apple apps listed in the App Store must follow their rules. I checked quickly in the guide and no mention of "Me, Apple, can do whatever I want in my store."
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by LucidLynx 5y ago
How funny it is to remove this app because it "loads executable" as they released Swift Playground years ago... Plus the new feature of creating and packaging your iOS / iPadOS app + uploading it, directly on the iPad. Apple
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by LucidLynx 5y ago
Post-email: https://twitter.com/TechEmails/status/1418259351140188166?s=...
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by LucidLynx 5y ago
Old news, already discussed as stated @jsnell. Also, the founder of Brave discussed about this here: https://twitter.com/BrendanEich/status/1269289242905042944
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by LucidLynx 5y ago
True, and many many good researchers boast the Android security compared to iOS, thanks to Google and Samsung (mostly) since many years now ( https://onezero.medium.com/is-android-getting-safer-than-ios... ). But as a *plat
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by LucidLynx 5y ago
I suppose you have examples to propose?
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by LucidLynx 5y ago
I do not agree on this based on what I saw generally on the web. The article was about *hackers* moving from a platform to OS X. With M1, I saw a lot of content producers, web devs, ... to go to the M1, but not so much hackers... especial
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by LucidLynx 5y ago
I am sorry but, except maybe the latest versions of Fedora, you have to disable secure boot to boot on Linux the first time... I tried with Ubuntu, Pop-OS, Arch, Manjaro... All except Fedora require to disable Secure Boot.
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by LucidLynx 5y ago
> He explained that all computer vendors do this to one extent to another, such as Apple with iPhones, and refused to provide me any means to unlock it no matter how technical I am. I bought a Razer Blade 15 two weeks ago during Amazon s
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Happy Birthday QUAKE: 25 years today(en.wikipedia.org)
5 points by LucidLynx 5y ago|0 comments
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by LucidLynx 5y ago
One of the worst article I have read since a while... Some paragraphs are pure garbage from a selfish and monocentric guy: > The need for a newer machine is only for people who do professional hardware demanding video editing, compile ma
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“If you’re buying first hand products, you’re promoting e-waste creation.”(ebin.city)
1 points by LucidLynx 5y ago|2 comments
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Android 12 Beta 2 is introducing new features for Privacy(android-developers.googleblog.com)
3 points by LucidLynx 5y ago|1 comments
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by LucidLynx 5y ago
A service is completely different... You are storing gigabytes of files on a remote server, which costs a lot of money, and get services to modify or whatever your pictures remotely... And, compared to Linux, it works out of the box... (ok,
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by LucidLynx 5y ago
The micro-kernel architecture is definitely a game changer for this, compared to Linux... Linux tried different things to reload dynamically the drivers & core stuff, without rebooting the computer, but I always had diverse issues after
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by LucidLynx 5y ago
> Interesting nugget: the author repeats the lies that apple doesn't collect/store/index your data. I did not saw this in the article... Can you elaborate on this like copy/pasting the line(s) from the article pleas
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by LucidLynx 5y ago
You forgot firejail also... I am completely lost too, and have the feeling that anyone has pros / cons, and no one is really an efficient product to be used in the daily life :/ I used firejail many months and got several issues w
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by LucidLynx 5y ago
Congratulations! :) I will download it asap in order to play a round. Did you used a web-based game engine and export it in an Android app in some way?
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by LucidLynx 5y ago
Literally seen this almost all the time at three different gym places... I went to the gym I was asked to come back "later" as "the gym is near full (50% full actually) and we prefer 'regulars' to come and train for
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Android 12 Preview (now available for developers)(developer.android.com)
3 points by LucidLynx 5y ago|0 comments
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by LucidLynx 5y ago
> What I did not like about them was you could either buy a google book (only readable via a google app) It is a DRM free book. I am using another app to read it.
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by LucidLynx 5y ago
I highly recommend both Wolfenstein3D and Doom black books, from Fabien Sanglard, which are very technical and describe really well a ton of things around those games: how they have been developed, the tools they have been developed on &#x2
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by LucidLynx 5y ago
I tried for ProtonDB for the 5 most games I play since a few months now: Cyberpunk 2077, PUBG, Doom: Eternal, Disco Elysium, Apex Legends with friends. On those 5 games, 3 do not work at all, and Doom: Eternal keeps crashing every 15 minute

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