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by Pesthuf 1y ago
Do third party plugin authors get this privilege, to remove reviews where they deem the mentioned issues solved?
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by Pesthuf 1y ago
Maybe there could be a special entitlement that Apple's reviewers would only grant to applications that have a legitimate reason to require such connections. Then only applications granted that permission would be able to make request
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by Pesthuf 1y ago
We need a list of apps that include these libraries and any malware scanner - including Windows Defender, Play Protect and whatever Apple calls theirs - need to put infected applications into quarantine immediately. Just because it's n
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by Pesthuf 2y ago
All of these look so off that I wonder why they even exist.
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by Pesthuf 2y ago
I don’t really see if there’s now an option to further improve the select with JavaScript to add, for example, a search textbox for filtering. And what about the nearly unusable (on desktop) <select multiple>?
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by Pesthuf 2y ago
What's easier: opening the browser and searching for porn, or installing a third party app marketplace, going into the settings to enable it, finding a .json document for a source that has a porn app and adding it to the app marketplac
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by Pesthuf 2y ago
>The company lashed out again in its latest statement, saying it’s “deeply concerned about the safety risks that hardcore porn apps of this type create for EU users, especially kids.” I like how Apple always conveniently forgets that Saf
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by Pesthuf 2y ago
What if you follow the advice here >Stack dump without symbol names (ensure you have llvm-symbolizer in your PATH or set the environment var `LLVM_SYMBOLIZER_PATH` to point to it): ?
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by Pesthuf 2y ago
If their business sold alcohol to as many teenagers as the Silk Road has sold drugs, then yes, they would get life.
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by Pesthuf 2y ago
>- You have to prepare properly. Not only bringing all the consumables you'll need for raiding, also knowing what the boss is gonna do. But that is, regrettably, also the case for retail. You are expected to spoil the dungeons and r
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by Pesthuf 2y ago
Are you a gigachad who's up for the "give me all your money"-challenge?! I'll even say your name on stream!
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by Pesthuf 2y ago
Doesn't macOS also have a built in (but disabled by default) Firewall? Why does nobody use that?
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by Pesthuf 2y ago
> On macOS, posix_spawn() is even a syscall. First time I hear about this, interesting. I wonder what the performance benefits are like.
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by Pesthuf 2y ago
Well right now, running this model is really expensive, but we should prepare a new cope for when equivalent models no longer are, ahead of time.
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by Pesthuf 2y ago
Has the same ring as "we value your privacy. That’s why we and our 739 partners want to track everything you do, link it to your real ID and sell it off to anyone willing to buy."
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by Pesthuf 2y ago
I totally get that companies are probably more successful using simple validation rules, that work for the vast majority of names rather than just accepting everything just so that some person with no name or someone whose name cannot possi
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by Pesthuf 2y ago
Sounds like they just more or less copied their homework questions and that’s why they sound so weird.
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by Pesthuf 2y ago
I just wonder, in situations where precision is so important that these small rounding errors actually matter, aren't floats the wrong tool anyway?
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by Pesthuf 2y ago
Bing search gets so much dumber when it searches the web that I've developed the muscle memory to append #nosearch to every prompt so that hopefully it won't. I just searches for unrelated stuff and then repeats random stack overf
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by Pesthuf 2y ago
This. It's just one more annoying weekly chore to keep in mind, as the automatic backround refresh, in typical iOS fashion, only works when it feels like it. And doesn't work at all if you use energy saving mode. The solution is a
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by Pesthuf 2y ago
How wonderful of Apple to make sure non-EU citizens are protected from the terrible dangers of freedom to choose, forced upon EU iOS users by the tyrannical EU government /s
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by Pesthuf 2y ago
But let’s be honest, there’s no reason to use these unless you already know your server is compromised. In which case the server would be taken down rather than ssh‘d into. And even then the attacker could patch cat, bash, provide sneaky al
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by Pesthuf 2y ago
What kinds of use cases do you all use LMDB or other key-value stores for? I can somehow never really find a good one. Almost all databases, no matter how trivial, will sooner rather than later need more features so I always reach for SQLit
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by Pesthuf 2y ago
Dual booting Linux on a Mac to play Windows games compiled for x86 on ARM. Uh…Bingo!
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by Pesthuf 2y ago
Quite a lot apparently considering how often I have to bypass gatekeeper. I don't really see how the average user is positively affected by these changes - it's not like they will accidentally open terminal and enter random string
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by Pesthuf 2y ago
One huge step closer to iOS. Damn it. I actually liked macOS but these changes are terrible for everyone but the most basic users.
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by Pesthuf 2y ago
For me the main issue with wxWidgets isn't that software made in it looks dated - that's fine, at least it's not mobile first on desktop, with huge margins and whatever those new Windows 10 date pickers are - but that the dev
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by Pesthuf 2y ago
It's impressive how close this is to Brotli even though brotli has this massive pre-shared dictionary. Is the actual compression algorithm used by it just worse, or does the dictionary just matter much less than I think?
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by Pesthuf 2y ago
JS has done the impossible: It made me kinda appreciate PHP. I still despise PHP for its many design (it wasn't actually designed, it just happened) failures, but I've yet to see an application running on a single server with PHP,
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by Pesthuf 2y ago
It really is a shame. When Mac OS X first implemented launchd, its boot times improved drastically. It booted really fast even when computers still using hdds. So when Macs got SSDs, they booted incredibly quickly. But then, with some macOS

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