M4v3R

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by M4v3R 9y ago
From what I saw from the teardowns both RAM and SSD chips are replaceable. It’s not super easy because you need to take the screen off first, but it is doable.
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by M4v3R 9y ago
It doesn’t share the wireframe of your face. It shares a generic face wireframe morphed to fit on your face. This wireframe lacks details that could be used to identify you in a way FaceID does. This is not worse than letting the developers
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by M4v3R 9y ago
We're using Keepass / MacPass password protected vault shared with the team using Dropbox. It's really good and essentially free to use if you use a free Dropbox account.
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by M4v3R 9y ago
On a MacBook with a retina (high-DPI) screen, the browser resized versions of animal photos look much sharper to me, because the browser utilizes all the pixels, while the resized image doesn't utilize screen's resolution fully.
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by M4v3R 9y ago
Also, it took them a whole week to achieve this. So this is definitely not something someone could realistically do to you unless you are a some sorts of high-profile target.
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by M4v3R 9y ago
I didn't use Mattermost, but probably the biggest advantage of Rocket.Chat is that it is totally free to use. On the other hand the UI is sometimes not as polished as other commercial solutions.
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by M4v3R 9y ago
Thumbs up for Rocket.Chat, love it!
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by M4v3R 9y ago
I am using Meteor in my work on a daily basis, and still love it! On the frontend I use Vuejs instead of Blaze, though.
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by M4v3R 9y ago
Well, you’ll probably have to hang on to it for a long time then, because Apple will not bring the headphone jack back. They never did that before for any port/hardware feature they removed afaik.
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by M4v3R 9y ago
MacBook Pro, early 2015, 8GB of RAM.
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by M4v3R 9y ago
I think Slack tries to mimic IRC more than ICQ, and all IRC clients I know had big windows, because they assumed you want to see what's happening on the channel at all times.
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by M4v3R 9y ago
Sorry, but it doesn't work for me at all. When I try to add a service, I get the login screen for few seconds, and then the whole window turns gray and I can't type anything, the only thing I can do is to close it. Tried several t
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by M4v3R 9y ago
It's a shame and a terrible irony that one of the most successful industries on our planet is also one of the leading causes of deaths on Earth.
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by M4v3R 9y ago
This attack doesn't expose Wi-Fi network key, so I assume it doesn't let you join the network, just sniff the traffic of the targeted user (and also, in some cases, forge/inject packets).
555.
by M4v3R 9y ago
I don't have a way to measure raw USB events, but it takes around 90 ms between me pressing a key on the Macbook's (2015 model) keyboard and a character showing in the TextEdit.app.
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by M4v3R 9y ago
Also, planes are a terrible idea. I mean how do you evacuate people from them if something goes wrong? I think this whole airplane thing is just vaporware.
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by M4v3R 9y ago
This is one of those "how the hell Xcode didn't have this already?" type of things. A very welcome change, I personally don't do much iOS development but got those EXC_BAD_INSTRUCTION errors in past and they were always
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by M4v3R 9y ago
His videos on YouTube when he teaches people how to do board-level Macbook repairs, for free (while advertising his own business of course): https://www.youtube.com/user/rossmanngroup/videos Even though I'm a
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by M4v3R 9y ago
Hey, congrats on shipping! Unfortunately your app doesn't work for me :(. I've tried it on few sudoku designs on my laptop screen (don't have anything on hand right now) and there were two problems - the camera would not focu
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by M4v3R 9y ago
It seems it does, but they do put effort to make the transitions as easy as possible.
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by M4v3R 9y ago
QT creates native apps, although by default the UI is different than people usually expect from Mac apps.
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by M4v3R 9y ago
(copied my response from another thread) I left it running when I first wrote the comment. Went back to it just now, after nearly two hours, and the memory usage didn't increase. Still at 120-130 MB. My guess is that compared to Slack,
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by M4v3R 9y ago
I did, see my above comment.
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by M4v3R 9y ago
I left it running when I first wrote the comment. Went back to it just now, after nearly two hours, and the memory usage didn't increase. Still at 120-130 MB. My guess is that compared to Slack, Github app doesn't really do much w
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by M4v3R 9y ago
Out of curiosity I've downloaded the app and tried it, because everyone seemed to hate it. Bloated, slow, eats RAM like crazy they said. Everybody says it so it must be true, right? No. I was expecting a disaster and instead I got a ni
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by M4v3R 9y ago
Did you actually tried it and did it use 4GB of RAM for you? I did and it used about 120 MB of RAM, which is not tiny, but not even in the ballpark of your figure. I know hating Electron apps is the new fad, but it would be nice to check th
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by M4v3R 9y ago
I always use .local when I have an app running on my machine locally. It's one of IANA's reserved special-use domains as well.
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by M4v3R 9y ago
Probably not. Apple specifically said that they've tested Face ID against masks (even Hollywood quality ones). Also, Face ID checks for user attention, so a static 3d-printed would not work. I wonder though if it worked if you put a ma
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by M4v3R 9y ago
And an iPhone 6 is relatively cheap these days, you don't have to buy the latest and greatest fortunately.
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by M4v3R 9y ago
In the keynote they've said that for Touch ID the error ratio was significantly lower, 1:50,000 to be exact.

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