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by Twisell 3y ago
Asahi Lina (one team member) recently got a 6 figures paycheck from Apple through their bug bounty program for CVE-2022-32947 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37543664 This is actually the best of both world, they stay
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by Twisell 3y ago
You either have a very specific workload that justify replacing $2000+ devices each year with zero waiting margin... ...or you are vastly exaggerating by stating that a 8 month old device is an old outdated processor and that you can't
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by Twisell 3y ago
Please elaborate because that sentence make barely no sense for modern SQL engine such as PostgreSQL. A good ressource to start exploring would be this site with compare features between vendors: https://modern-sql.com/
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by Twisell 3y ago
Beside DOJ did pretty harshly condemned Apple for the MFN they implemented for eBooks in 2013. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_v._Apple_Inc . Interestingly one of the possible starting point for this inves
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by Twisell 3y ago
Does POSIX compliance over two decade count? If so macOS definitely have something like this.
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by Twisell 3y ago
Maybe reading the article you are reacting to would have helped: - It is a retrospective and the first edition held place in 2011. At that time noise canceling in harsh conditions was not a solved issue. - They actually tried the noise canc
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by Twisell 3y ago
You are maybe confused because HFT refer to a very specific trading hack that is not available to general public. What you refer to sound more like brokers that offer online trading services, it's "instantaneous" but not fast
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by Twisell 3y ago
I believe both arguments held some merits. It all depend on the scale. If you are a startup and/or have a limited/specialized business scope* Cloud can be the best choice. For organizations of 4000+ people that manage 100+ applica
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by Twisell 3y ago
And considering all the AI hype, one could have hoped that the leading search engine crawler would be able to "smartly" detect new contents based on a url containing a timestamp. Apparently not if this SEO trick is really a thing.
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by Twisell 3y ago
Actually there is a third option, don't back-up your iMessage to iCloud in the first place. In this configuration you need to transfer your content from device to device using a local backup if you intend to keep your messages. You the
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by Twisell 3y ago
Yes and to be precise this is the relevant source : https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202303 The optional iCloud feature called "Advanced Data Protection" is currently an opt-in. It comes with a significant d
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by Twisell 3y ago
The actual support for iPhone is actually more like 7 years BUT you should expect no more OS major update after 5 years (only security updates and hardware pieces).
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by Twisell 3y ago
I'v heard from my safety volunteer colleague that damaged (or neglected) lithium-ion powered devices should be regarded as malicious fire hazard. So unless you actively intend to set your own car on fire I urge you to end this habit an
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by Twisell 3y ago
Not sure typical business meetings would be the main target audience anyway. Videoconferencing is here to stay. It should rather be compared to other VR avatar concepts. Meta full body avatar for instance. The tech is clearly not ready and
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by Twisell 3y ago
An avatar like the Apple memoji, they already heavily communicate around this concept over previous online WWDC (due to COVID) https://developer.apple.com/news/?id=gclaxoae This could make total sense, I always thought
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by Twisell 3y ago
And while we are at connecting the dots... One main problem with VR/AR is how the hell are you supposed to have online meeting while under a ski mask? The headset could include discreet lidar/else captor to track eyes movements. M
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by Twisell 3y ago
This is exactly the kind of concept I personally expect from Apple if the AR rumors materialize at the upcoming WWDC... maybe with a less clunky design. Now that I think about it, the existing Mission Control/Full screen App interface
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by Twisell 3y ago
This metric was historically misused (voluntarily?) by external analysts. Apple was one of the few company releasing actual sales (they have a no stock model) while other relased shipments (unit are shipped but could be returned if not ulti
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by Twisell 3y ago
Well it's clearly better to use non-ambiguous keyword to solve that. Like my scene name equivalent to "watch a movie in the dark" was called "cinema". Another was called "sunset" for instance.
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by Twisell 3y ago
He was referring to Google assistant. But I can second his point of view from a Siri user standpoint. I use it almost every day for two insignificant task, but yet it work and I use it everyday: - Shutting down the remaining alarm clocks (I
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by Twisell 3y ago
This is hilarious considering that the classical, yet irrational, fear amongst long time MacOS users is that Apple might be secretly planing an OS convergence. This is usually perceived as doomsday for MacOS and have been feared by some for
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by Twisell 3y ago
Maybe because we collectively pretty badly handled knowledge transmission between generations. For the pioneers the most difficult part of learning CS was to get hardware needed. This mostly determined the technological stack they would the
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by Twisell 3y ago
Actually privacy relay is currently in public beta as a part of Apple iCloud subscriptions plans. Unless I got it wrong when enabled it reroute all Apps trafic through this "limited VPN" to prevent tracking and access to local net
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by Twisell 3y ago
Nope just click on the notification to start the setup then decline by opting for "do it latter" poof notification badge is gone. It might popup again after major update if there are "new features" but the same step will
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by Twisell 3y ago
Well frankly it all depend on your job. I got a win10 256GB HP laptop at work and never felt fooled. Most of the files I need are never permanently stored on my laptop so I'm pretty glad IT prioritized a good Graphic Card that support
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by Twisell 4y ago
They switched to Oracle Linux... and for the love of humankind don't ask me why... (At least they had the sense to switch to REHL for critical servers) Now on the app side we are left with some vendors that don't support installs
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by Twisell 4y ago
I quite disagree with two ideas in this article: 1. For me until proven otherwise, RedHat have an OpenCore model, the CentOS shift is too recent to be meaningful. My company literally panicked about their CentOS servers because they didn&#x
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by Twisell 4y ago
> Drones move in 3d space. Maybe a lot more investment would have yielded some cool ways to navigate in 3d space around cities. Well it turns out that human tend to enjoy the ability to open a windows and look at the sky while enjoying b
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by Twisell 4y ago
Ok ben alors le premier truc qu'un gouvernement vraiment libéral devrait faire c'est supprimer l'ARENH ou encore plaider pour l'arrêt immédiat du "quantitative easing" qui est la pire forme d'interventionn
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by Twisell 4y ago
Even if this was true, I would like to point out that a good part of this debates is about the accuracy of the input data used for the math. With disputed input data math is never simple just ask any data analyst around. Edit: Also this mat

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