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721.
by aroch 13y ago
Mavericks isn't really free -- you can't have it without the hardware to go with it and that hardware can be seen as a 'lifetime' license for OS X. Ubuntu has paid enterprise services: http://www.canonical.com
722.
by aroch 13y ago
RHEL and SLED contain some things that their community editions don't and are updated and tested more carefully. But yes, you're also paying for support.
723.
by aroch 13y ago
"In the blockchain". Assuming they weren't lost because someone forgot a password, all of the BTC lost / stolen in transaction malleability are traceable. Whether or not its feasible to check every transaction from Gox
724.
by aroch 13y ago
This is an asinine comment. RHEL and SLED are enterprise-geared distros and paid products.
725.
by aroch 13y ago
Is the source 'User X' or 'StackOverflow'? When you reference CC BY-SA code you don't reference the people who, say, checked it into git but rather the whole repo.
726.
by aroch 13y ago
I see this blog post conveniently ignores some details. I suppose this probably isn't surprising, pretty sure his consultancy firm is a client of Comcast's and that aside, has clear skin in the game on the CDN front. 1) The origin
727.
by aroch 13y ago
Because all the default services are preloaded during setup. iCloud and Safari both have an update script in their package installers that 'prewarms' them for your first setup.
728.
by aroch 13y ago
It's almost certainly Contacts / iCloud doing its accounts check or Safari doing its preload for the default bookmarks/most recent pages.
729.
by aroch 13y ago
So, bet's that the recent Apple/Tesla meetings were about Apple joining this?
730.
by aroch 13y ago
Youtube links are autokilled, I believe
731.
by aroch 13y ago
It would appear upvotes: http://www.hn-button.com/
732.
by aroch 13y ago
Network's that whitelist devices by MAC and device registration/provisioning by MAC. And debugging network is theoretically easier when every device has a unique MAC. There are several applications for OSX and various *nix distros
733.
by aroch 13y ago
I enjoy that they're serving the patch over HTTP with no signatures or anything. So their patch may be just as useless or maybe make things even worse due to MITM
734.
by aroch 13y ago
Software updates are signed by Apple's key, only signed and verified files can be installed by software update
735.
by aroch 13y ago
On first install when you're setting up the phone in the winzard, the last thing is WhisperPush
736.
by aroch 13y ago
It doesn't do homedir syncing under OSX, making it all but useless for me.
737.
by aroch 13y ago
No...Not as far as I can tell. Attempting to connect over the bare IP address to an SSL site results in a curl error[1]. Whereas under 10.9.1 its allowed 1: http://pastebin.com/AZ38WYaB
738.
by aroch 13y ago
I can confirm that this is fixed in 10.9.2 (Since the first build of it). From the looks of things (and some friends in the Mavericks dev group), the final 10.9.2 should be dropping very soon
739.
by aroch 13y ago
I don't use Chrome as my main browser and Google Music experience sucks in FF (I wonder why....) and isn't even that great it Chrome itself. Maybe its because I have all 20K song slots used across 3000-odd artists but its still an
740.
by aroch 13y ago
Doesn't seem to do it in 10.9.2 which is using the same curl version: http://pastebin.com/AZ38WYaB
741.
by aroch 13y ago
Not in 10.9.2 which is using the same curl version: http://pastebin.com/AZ38WYaB
742.
by aroch 13y ago
All of the recent Atom brand chips for mobile deployment are SoCs. There's a CPU, a GPU and a shared memory package on the same silicone. Intel calls it a SoC themselves [1] [1]: http://newsroom.intel.com/community&#x2F
743.
by aroch 13y ago
I wonder if they'll ship the US. I've wanted an Atom SoC phone for a while
744.
by aroch 13y ago
You can "follow the money" electronically, but unlike bank transfers there's no physical connection. Going from imaginary point 1 to imaginary point 2 doesn't really tell you anything.
745.
by aroch 13y ago
Someone is apparently pissed at the state of Indiana, 105 attacks in the last 24hours
746.
by aroch 13y ago
> Interesting. Trademark law is probably pretty strong against repositories named "WhatsApp" or something very similar. Using the logo without permission as well. They probably fall under nominative use, which is an affirmative
747.
Google applied for a patent on "Storing encrypted objects"(freepatentsonline.com)
1 points by aroch 13y ago|0 comments
748.
by aroch 13y ago
How does a rejection of a significantly smaller offer disprove the point?
749.
by aroch 13y ago
Interesting, Meizu makes some pretty beautiful hardware. I got one of the MX3 on the cheap to play around with. I only wish they would stop using Samsung crappy Exynos SoC
750.
by aroch 13y ago
The recent House of Cards (S02E03) is actually refreshingly good. There are a holes that pretty much have to exist for plot but overall they actually talk about real things. Not random gibberish.

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