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by Matt3o12_ 7y ago
Mobile processors are always one generation behind. Mobile Ryzen 2000 was Zen, mobile ryzen 3000 was Zen+ and mobile ryzen 4000 will be Zen 2 (while Desktop ryzen 4000 will be Zen 3). The reason for this is that it takes more engendering ef
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by Matt3o12_ 7y ago
It seems more like a feature to me. Sometimes parameters change slightly and you will never notice it until you re-read the docs. So if the change is explicit I can go look at it during compile time and not be surprised by it during runtime
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by Matt3o12_ 7y ago
I think the problem here is that Apple wants payments on the iPhone to be secure, easy and private. If they gave banks full access to the api, they would do what’s in their best interest (reusing CCs numbers accross vendors, making it harde
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by Matt3o12_ 7y ago
They are incredibly convenient if you use multiple apple devices. You can change from your iPhone to Mac/iPad and watch almost seemingly. with traditional Bluetooth headphones it’s always a hassle to change devices. I either have to pr
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by Matt3o12_ 7y ago
The last time I tried to do that, I struggled a lot with error handling. The errors your database give you for schema violations aren’t really user friendly, so I have to convert them to proper errors (you must not enter negative amounts).
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by Matt3o12_ 7y ago
Instead of wiping the phone, couldn’t you just disable iMessage once you habe removed the SIM card and are out of WiFi range?
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by Matt3o12_ 7y ago
Google Play Services != Google Play Store The play services is a framework that many (and probably all "western") apps require because they use push notifications, maps, google ads and probably a lot of other google services. An a
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by Matt3o12_ 7y ago
A bit later in the thread the poster also states a pretty good explanation: > A lot of FUD from the media said Elon stated they will only have 10 months left before cash balance is zero. No where in this letter stated such a thing and El
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by Matt3o12_ 7y ago
Thanks for the answer! Really helpful. > A separate question is what kind of trouble you might be able to get into with specific companies due to license agreements. Would love legal take on any of above as well. I believe you are allowe
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by Matt3o12_ 7y ago
> But some of Ms Wong's scoops are so big that they threaten to impact the stock market, leading some to accuse her of insider trading. Can anyone with a good understanding tell me if that really qualifies as insider trading or mark
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by Matt3o12_ 8y ago
Apple is pretty firm on no GPLv3 because accidentally shipping it on iOS can be pretty dangerous for them. Whether you agree with the decision to just not ship GPLv3 software (I don’t), I can understand apples concerns regarding GPLv3. Furt
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by Matt3o12_ 8y ago
Apple doesn’t support it because GPLv3 requires that you are actually able to run the modified source code (not just see, change and distribute). While they probably could do that on macOS, macos and iOS share the same kernel and many commo
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by Matt3o12_ 8y ago
The only reason I (and probably many other people) prefer cat | grep instead of just using grep is because it is much easier to change the search term this way. With cat, it’s only a ctrl-W away from using a different term. If I only used g
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by Matt3o12_ 8y ago
I don’t get why you were downvoted. Life time banning new phone numbers is a real concern considering how often they are recycled. I mean WhatsApp isn’t doing that (as far as i know) but some services do that or even do a step further and b
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by Matt3o12_ 8y ago
But I can’t help but wonder why there isn’t an alternative. Maybe a phone that is a bit more expensive then an equivalent android. It doesn’t need to have the hardware quality of iPhones or high end android phones but also has good, secure
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by Matt3o12_ 8y ago
So, in America where 15 year olds can get a driver license (and a full drivers license when they turn 16), are not allowed to ride a scooter which can go a lot slower then a car AND is a lot less dangerous to the public because they are not
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by Matt3o12_ 8y ago
But that is not the point. For people who have never edited a config file, this seems quite strange. They wouldn’t know which editor to use, how to properly save the file and, most importantly, how to apply the config file. Chances are, I c
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by Matt3o12_ 8y ago
They are many reasons why people fall into a hole if it is not clearly marked. Some people have bad sight and may not be able to see a hole but are able to see flashy signs. Should people who have bad sight not be able to navigate freely? F
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by Matt3o12_ 8y ago
Well Germany does have the most expensive plans it seems. I pay for 3GB what my Austrian friends pay for 30GB and don’t even have LTE, although this is because I chose a plan on the D network (that just means it uses 900MHZ instead of 1800M
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by Matt3o12_ 8y ago
While we are at it, I still pay 1€ a minute for international calls (EU/Switzerland/USA) but I can talk for hours on WhatsApp, and FaceTime audio before I come close to 1GB data. Telecoms don’t charge in propositions for what they
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by Matt3o12_ 8y ago
This is unfortunately only true in a competitive environment for non essential goods. If you provide services such as internet, or telephone where people can only choose between one or two providers, which are all equally bad, the customers
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by Matt3o12_ 8y ago
A dynamic array has an average (armotized) time of O(1) but a worst case of O(n) – whenever your next insert is longer then the size of the list. Furthermore, it needs a lot of ram whenever copying elements. A linked list is always O(1) and
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by Matt3o12_ 8y ago
Can’t they use the towers to triangulate the exact position? So that area should be rather small. Furthermore, if they already had the IP of the offender, getting a search warrant should not be the problem at all. This tells me there is mor
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by Matt3o12_ 8y ago
Something doesn’t seem to add up. First of all the story fails to mention that those devices do not only track the target, they track and record all phones in its range, which is a massive breach of privacy and the real issue with those dev
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by Matt3o12_ 8y ago
> Now they are asking for, I'm assuming, full payment for cars starting at $48,000 A quick searched reveled that the final payment is due at delivery, or shortly before deilivery [1]. When you finalize configuration, Tesla asks you
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by Matt3o12_ 8y ago
I think he was referring to check that the tests are actually run. This is especially useful for language that don’t complain if something looks like a test but isn’t being executed for some reason. I have written tests where I made some mi
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by Matt3o12_ 8y ago
Could you elaborate why changing select from lowercase to uppercase would break anything?
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by Matt3o12_ 8y ago
Please use defer when there is only one code path as well unless it is a hot function and you have measured a noticeable performance decrease. Code will get changed over time and one code path often becomes two or more. Chances are, the nex
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by Matt3o12_ 8y ago
People learn differently. For me, it was probably they best book I have ever read to learn programming. Before that I only knew PHP from web tutorials and even functions weren’t obvious to me (I knew what they did, I just almost never used
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by Matt3o12_ 8y ago
This seems to be PR move since not a lot of people can participate and only $300 of the legal fees are reimbursed: > Open to legal residents of the 50 U.S. (including D.C.), who are the parents or legal guardians of a child 14 years of a

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