Tanegashima

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by Tanegashima 9y ago
Facebook doesn't show up posts based on the source. They do it at individual levels. So even if you read the "Unbiased Times", you can get a biased selection of articles because of the algorithm.
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by Tanegashima 9y ago
Well, this site is free...what's the catch?
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by Tanegashima 9y ago
And I just upvoted your vote because I do agree... or it was because your post was top-voted?
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by Tanegashima 9y ago
Yeah, sure, the richest company in the world is going after your petty money with this.
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by Tanegashima 9y ago
Apple doesn't care about running in other platforms unless it's for profit, so Web technologies are very low priority. As for services, their iTunes platform is really 1950s technology, but it works. I don't know how a compan
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by Tanegashima 9y ago
It's violating GPLv3.
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by Tanegashima 9y ago
Source?
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by Tanegashima 9y ago
Who said they are "perfectly fine"? Also, it's not up to you, the costumer decided to deliver the device for recycling and not for scrap.
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by Tanegashima 9y ago
These devices are sold by the users to Apple for recycling, Apple can't do anything with them besides recycling. Nothing to see here, conspiracy theorists.
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by Tanegashima 9y ago
I have a case sensitive HFS+ and everything works fine. That was a problem with older versions of Adobe suite, but since lots of people on Macs used Adobe Apps...
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by Tanegashima 9y ago
Yes.
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by Tanegashima 9y ago
Good. GPLv3 software can't be on Apple products, yet every Chromebook ships with it, because Saint Google.
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by Tanegashima 9y ago
Look, we get it, you bought an Android and you want to use iMessage and FaceTime. That would be stupid, Apple doesn't make money from users data, Apple doesn't listen to conversations like Google does to sell ads. So why would the
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by Tanegashima 9y ago
Then let's be coherent and respect what that man does on his private life with his private money. Like Trump or not, Occulus is a real company with real people working there making money from selling a legitimate product. So don't
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by Tanegashima 9y ago
This is iTunes download. When the user downloads, he downloads only the version that works with their CPU.
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by Tanegashima 9y ago
I understand that. But how could the executables? You know, the machine code, get so big. And I'm comparing installers with just the app!
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by Tanegashima 9y ago
Case: eBay for iOS .app package: 112.9MB Excluding all the frameworks, all the graphical resources, etc. The binary is a whopping 30.7MB Okay that it has armv7 and armv8, then again, it's already 15 megabyte per architecture. And the A
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Ask HN: What happened to binary sizes?
8 points by Tanegashima 9y ago|15 comments
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by Tanegashima 9y ago
There's absolutely no way that VB.Net is more popular than JS, anywhere you go. It's not because of "liking", simple facts.
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by Tanegashima 9y ago
Figures are for quarterly sales in both cases, of course. Sources Apple: investor.apple.com IDC: IDC Worldwide Quarterly Personal Computing Device Tracker, April 11, 2017
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by Tanegashima 9y ago
Yes, because it's the exterior that counts?
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by Tanegashima 9y ago
According to IDC, iOS devices sell more than the whole Windows market (all brands). PC sales were 60 million, taking Apple's share of 4.2 million, it's 56 million, give or take. Last year, Apple in this period sold 51 million iPho
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by Tanegashima 9y ago
Parity was never was common in PCs.
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by Tanegashima 9y ago
Since when Apple is a server company? All their SSD's use their controllers. As for external disks, Apple couldn't care less, for them, the future is cloud storage.
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by Tanegashima 9y ago
People keep forgetting that this FS was designed by Apple for use in their appliances . Apple devices, save for their least sold model (MacPro), in their least sold product line (Mac) are consumer devices with no ECC RAM. Most people do
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by Tanegashima 10y ago
The file is a zip and contains a PDF of the full document in case that happens.
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by Tanegashima 10y ago
No, it's not.
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by Tanegashima 10y ago
I know that, but there's a difference between those who do, and those who talk about it. And all I see here is those who talk about it.
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by Tanegashima 10y ago
Yes, let's rush the development of the language, just to say you can do X. /s
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by Tanegashima 10y ago
Swift is an Applications programming language first, digging its way down to the system. Rust on the other hand tries to be a system programming language, but with no success at that. And it's not a popular Applications programming lan

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