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anamexis
5y ago
If oh my zsh is Spacemacs, then prezto is Doom Emacs: https://github.com/sorin-ionescu/prezto
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5y ago
I prefer prezto to oh-my-zsh for performance reasons. https://github.com/sorin-ionescu/prezto
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5y ago
The S-1 does not detail any maximum number of shares for the directed share program, but it does have the expected price near the top. > We expect the public offering price to be between $15.00 and $17.00 per share.
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anamexis
5y ago
Well, Apple did go out of their way to invent the new power profiles - they just did it via the USB-IF.
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anamexis
5y ago
Presumably the charger has a proprietary feature where it will provide more power over the magsafe charging cable.
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5y ago
I don't know the details, but the idea behind ProMotion is that the display dynamically changes refresh rate based on need. So, apps would need to tell the OS when they want a higher refresh rate to display smoother motion.
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5y ago
1. You can still charge over USB-C. (The 16" cannot charge at full speed over USB-C, because it charges at 140W which is more than USB PD can currently deliver. But it will still charge to full, just slower.) 2. The other side of the c
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5y ago
https://magit.vc/manual/magit/How-to-pronounce-Magit_003f.ht...
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5y ago
Voltage negotiation matters, because that what keeps a charger from putting 120 volts into your MacBook. Which is exactly what GP was saying in the very part that you quoted: > chargers and cables are advertised with the wattage they sup
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anamexis
5y ago
USB-C power negotiation absolutely protects against improper voltage, assuming it is implemented correctly.
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5y ago
That is precisely the point of the original comment that you responded to.
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5y ago
$3899.
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5y ago
Opposite for me - I almost never used the SD slot, so a dongle was no problem for me, but I used HDMI all the time.
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5y ago
Was anyone claiming that it was?
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5y ago
Wouldn't the liability only be with the company that allegedly stole the secrets? How would the customers be implicated?
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anamexis
5y ago
I don't think too many "peasants" have LLCs so they can use their IRAs to invest in crypto.
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5y ago
If you use ripgrep, -o will only show the matching part of the line. It also has a --max-filesize flag.
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5y ago
> but if the goal of automated testing is to find problems before they become production problems, I've never seen "defined contracts" fulfill that goal But, have you seen contract testing fail to catch problems that E2E t
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5y ago
I think VPNs are having no problems selling that, for exactly those reasons.
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5y ago
I'm not disagreeing. But just citing the global mean temperature rise does not convey those kinds of horrific consequences.
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anamexis
5y ago
I don't think the global mean temperature change is going to come off as particularly impactful either way. 5-10°F increase is notable, but doesn't sound particularly scary or urgent. It's the catastrophic consequences that a
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5y ago
I think what you're describing is Forestry: https://forestry.io/
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anamexis
5y ago
I've definitely always assumed it means "recyclable."
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5y ago
No, the GPL covers this case. In the FAQ linked in the parent comment, check out the "High or low fees, and the GNU GPL" section. In particular, section 6(b) of GPLv3: > Convey the object code in, or embodied in, a physical pr
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5y ago
This is of course completely valid, but to provide a countering anecdote, looking for companies that do this kind of recurring retreat is a strong positive signal in my current search for a remote dev job.
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5y ago
The first comment in this thread describes why U2F is unphishable.
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5y ago
It's still more privacy-preserving than not preloading them at all, right? Whoever is serving the images doesn't get your IP addresses, cookies, etc. Not saying Google is virtuous here -- it only serves to enforce their advertisin
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5y ago
Doesn't automatic loading render those read receipts meaningless?
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5y ago
Does anyone know if this is solvable in 3 dimensions (inside a mirrored cube)?
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5y ago
And it would be equally (if not more) impressive.
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