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by adsr 16y ago
Three reactors are affected, and two plants, Fukushima and Onagawa. I would say that an earth quake and tsunami is outside the well defined.
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by adsr 16y ago
They do distribute it, it's on the OS X install disk.
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by adsr 16y ago
Then compile it with llvm (if you absolutely must have GCC specifically), llvm is the new default compiler in Xcode. The link above has binaries both for clang and the GCC front end. Xcode 4 is still a pre-release, normally Xcode comes with
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by adsr 16y ago
It's a ridiculous argument, first of all that $5 would deter anyone, secondly the clang/llvm binaries are available freely, which is the default compiler in Xcode. http://llvm.org/releases/download.html#2.8 GCC is freely available in sour
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by adsr 16y ago
Yes, but the contest really test the ability of a hacker more than the weakness of a browser. It's hardly scientific.
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by adsr 16y ago
Of course it's not that simple! I did not mean to imply that. By the same token as it's not as simple as, he/she wasn't able to produce an exploit.
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by adsr 16y ago
Theoretically that may be, but this time Chrome won only because the contestant didn't show up. "The third browser to be tested was scheduled to be Chrome. However, the contestant registered to attempt the attack did not show up, so the bro
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by adsr 16y ago
Yeah that is my point, then why is there a focus on who is first?
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by adsr 16y ago
Kind of odd, since the Safari vulnerability was in WebKit.
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by adsr 16y ago
I question the metric used in these contests. Reports always makes it sound like someone just walks up completely unprepared and hacks a machine. ”We had to do everything from scratch. We had to create a debugging tool, create the shellcode
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by adsr 16y ago
Yes they are, see my other post. _delirium has a point though, but I'm sure it will be solved somehow. Hopefully from here. http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/unix_open_source/
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by adsr 16y ago
I wonder if Xcode will still be part of the OS X install disk, I hope so.
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by adsr 16y ago
Xcode is an IDE, you can still get the compilers as both of them are open source. http://www.opensource.apple.com/source/gcc/gcc-5646/ http://llvm.org/releases/download.html
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by adsr 16y ago
Apples GCC is available for free, or llvm/clang. The $5 is for the IDE. And this is for the preview only so far, as far as I can tell.
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by adsr 16y ago
Why would it put an end to macports? And why would that be neat?
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by adsr 16y ago
I don't think I agree with that. Usage outside of what was mentioned is possible with the apps running on the tablet. Pens can already be bought as accessories.
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by adsr 16y ago
And ZFS.
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by adsr 16y ago
Autodesk SketchBook is as well. The user interface in this application is so well done.
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by adsr 16y ago
Big deal. It's an embedded device just like a gaming console, that some people now use to do things that previously was only possible in the PC domain.
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by adsr 16y ago
Yes, I'm absolutely sure that I don't have Rosetta. It seems like an oversight on Microsofts part to require it for a universal binary, 3 years after PPC was continued.
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by adsr 16y ago
No it doesn't, I have it installed here and I don't have Rosetta. System requirements on the box says nothing about Rosetta and there's a big Universal binary icon on it as well. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Office_2008_for_Mac#R
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by adsr 16y ago
You got to ask yourself how many PPC apps there really are that have not got an update and been recompiled for Intel by now. The indication would be if they have manually downloaded Rosetta on Snow Leopard.
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by adsr 16y ago
That definitely makes sense, but on the other hand it doesn't answer the question if they took a detour. Nice picture by the way, thanks.
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by adsr 16y ago
Hm, yeah I was referring to horizontally getting closer to the action of the launch.
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by adsr 16y ago
Wow, lucky guy! Did the plane follow it for a bit? I'm thinking about the remark on the speaker system at 1:28.
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by adsr 16y ago
Apparently the SSD in the MBA uses the same Toshiba controller as this Kingston drive. It doesn't seem to need TRIM but takes care of garbage collection by itself. http://www.anandtech.com/show/4010/kingston-ssdnow-v-plus-10...
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by adsr 16y ago
No announcements, but according to this screen shot it looks like it's there. http://www.macstories.net/news/os-x-lion-adds-trim-support-f...
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by adsr 16y ago
And ironically, they take a 30% cut themselves as well.
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by adsr 16y ago
It has nothing to do with the hardware. Apple gives access to a sales platform, similar to let's say Amazon. They charge for the use of that platform. And are now preventing someone to use it as a mere "springboard" to somewhere else. Nothi
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by adsr 16y ago
Linkbait indeed. It seems like a pretty common tactic on some blogs. I find it mildly disturbing since the same blogs often look down on trolling, when in reality, an argument could be made that they are actually part of the problem.

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