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by M4v3R 12y ago
Aaand they're already funded ($775k out of $500k at this moment). That was quick. Edit: To clarify, it was already at $775k at 16:27 CET.
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by M4v3R 12y ago
Gmail was invite only at the start.
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by M4v3R 12y ago
How good the signatures are if they are served from HTTP as well? It only serves as an integrity check, but it still won't guard you from a malicious person putting a virus into the package and adjusting the signatures.
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by M4v3R 12y ago
Didn't read the whole thing yet :). But glancing through it it seems that I really have some stuff to learn about Javascript internals.
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by M4v3R 12y ago
If the post was titled "In-depth look at Javascript" or something, I might've skip it. This title piqued my interest because I write Javascript for living for a long time and I was genuinely wondering what I don't know y
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by M4v3R 12y ago
Tray apps were binding those keys to open settings panels or tweaking driver configuration on the fly.
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by M4v3R 12y ago
Pity that it doesn't work in Webkit/Blink browsers, only in Firefox (and old Opera).
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by M4v3R 12y ago
I agree on that as well. Enforced - NO (only minimum length should be enforced imho). Encouraged - Yes. Just show a good password strength meter to the user and fine-tune it to your security requirements. If you enforce all kinds of weird p
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by M4v3R 12y ago
Of course this is only possible if FileVault is disabled, otherwise you would not be able to mount the hard drive without user's password.
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by M4v3R 12y ago
It's not out yet, but I believe that it is not monitoring your heart rate continuously, because it would require the IR leds on the back to be on at all times, which would drain the battery.
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by M4v3R 12y ago
Latest claims by Tim Cook suggest that it should basically last throughout the day, and you would need to charge it over night every day, unless you don't use all of its features, in which case it could last up to 3-5 days.
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by M4v3R 12y ago
Works fine on retina MacbookPro with High DPI asets, though [0]. [0] http://i.imgur.com/eqVD5kF.png
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by M4v3R 12y ago
It's worth mentioning that Mr.doob (author of this code) is also an author of three.js graphics library and many astonishing demos. Check out his Github and home page ( http://mrdoob.com ) for (many) more interesting things!
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by M4v3R 12y ago
Only of the computer doesn't belong to a domain, otherwise you would get an error, as in the OP when he clicked "Cancel".
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by M4v3R 12y ago
It already is, just search for "AGDQ" on YouTube and sort by date.
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by M4v3R 12y ago
I wonder how it compares to GitLab, which we use internally and it is really great, with very frequent updates.
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by M4v3R 12y ago
Can you say more about why you aren't happy with Angular anymore?
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by M4v3R 12y ago
It's already back online.
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by M4v3R 12y ago
He spoke about Object Oriented Programming as a paradigm, but many times he referred to WebObjects, an OOP web framework that NeXT developed. Interesingly, Apple Store and other Apple websites still use this tech.
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by M4v3R 12y ago
I remember reading that in the "Steve Jobs" by Isaacson book. Basically, pre-NeXT jobs was a douche thinking that he is above everyone and everything. While some of this didn't change later, he began to appreciate other peopl
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by M4v3R 12y ago
He learned some humility back then in NeXT when not much went as planned for him, a quality, which would help him in later years in Apple. Jobs himself said that this experience was necessary and would define his future years. This shows th
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by M4v3R 12y ago
What about PHP 6? I've looked recently on php.net, but there are no news about it over there.
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by M4v3R 12y ago
I do. I had assignments in VRML when doing my BSc degree, I remember doing a SMB clone in 3D. I don't have very good memories from that period...
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by M4v3R 12y ago
Can someone with some medical experience write about what are exactly the warning signs for a heart attack? While it's definitely wise to call 911 when in doubt, it's good to have own understanding first so we don't ignore th
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by M4v3R 12y ago
I came to love Pixelmator [0], though unfortunately it's Mac-only. It's dirt cheap, but satisfies all my image-editing needs, and even has a vector mode. [0] http://www.pixelmator.com/mac/
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by M4v3R 12y ago
Waaaaaah! It * segfaults * prints error messages I don't want to read * ate my dog All of those are features, not bugs. To turn them off, use ./openage --dont-segfault --no-errors --dont-eat-dog. I chuckl
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by M4v3R 12y ago
Newest Macbook Pros have read/write speeds of about 900 MB/s, so they're only a factor of 2 slower than the ones from OP. And that has its use cases. For example, opening a big iPhoto library and browsing through photos, work
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by M4v3R 12y ago
The problem is that most other countries do know that we are only "showing teeth" and that Poland actually doesn't have a big supply of these things, and the one we have are outdated as hell. This concept probably hopes to ch
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by M4v3R 12y ago
For me, it works even smoother on Safari 8.0/Yosemite on 13" rMBP 2013.
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by M4v3R 12y ago
This article is from 2013. While things didn't change a lot (this years TouchID was broken as well IIRC, though I've heard it got a little better), it's hardly news. Also, I don't think even Apple advertises its fingerpr

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