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by bartvk 6y ago
Just a question as a non native speaker. Is the "hell yes" in the title considered slightly offensive? On par with "Damn LLVM" or something?
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by bartvk 6y ago
System Preferences can also show this, check my other comment in this thread.
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by bartvk 6y ago
You can check the refresh rate as follows. Open System Preferences, then click on Displays. There's a radio button, titled "Scaled". Option-click that radio button, and you'll see a pull-down menu, titled "Refresh R
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by bartvk 6y ago
That's quite a difference, indeed.
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by bartvk 6y ago
Absolutely all of them? You may want to look for some subtlety. There are coins with a specific purpose, for example Monero, that have a clear purpose which is separate from Bitcoin.
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by bartvk 6y ago
Quote: "I watched forklifts move palettes of software in Apple warehouses" Must've been nice to physically see the fruits of your labor :)
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by bartvk 6y ago
Kivy is used in the embedded world, for example by the ECR-1 and GR-1 synthesizers: https://www.tastychips.nl/
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by bartvk 6y ago
If you really dig tiling window managers but you're running on macOS, check out Amethyst. https://github.com/ianyh/Amethyst
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by bartvk 6y ago
I make my money by doing internal projects for companies. These organizations run their own app store, or just force-download their apps onto all of their iOS devices. It's lovely to focus on one platform.
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by bartvk 6y ago
Emails will be delayed but sending SMTP servers have a retry mechanism up to a few days.
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by bartvk 6y ago
How about open over-ear headphones such as the Sennheiser HD 558?
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by bartvk 6y ago
You will then be pleasantly surprised that the underlying Hypervisor.framework is used by Veertu in their Anka product. You can download and use it for free to virtualize macOS: https://veertu.com/download-anka-develop/
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by bartvk 6y ago
I think Virtualization.framework lays on top of Hypervisor.framework, which Apple has included since Yosemite (released in 2014). So while I can't refute your suspicions, they would have had the time to implement it from scratch.
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by bartvk 6y ago
You're probably right. However it does show that it's something on people's minds.
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by bartvk 6y ago
It looks to be partly her decision, if I'm reading The Verge correctly: "After the email went out, Gebru told managers that certain conditions had to be met in order for her to stay at the company. Otherwise, she would have to wor
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by bartvk 6y ago
It says "December 8,2020: Assorted functional fixes". Apparently not security fixes. I think the functional fix is that they show reminders because in the release notes, it says: "Some users may continue to see reminders from
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by bartvk 6y ago
Interesting, this would allow QR codes in the terminal.
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by bartvk 6y ago
I'm part of an organization called CommonEasy that does this with sickness insurance. The group is a couple of hundred people that basically self-insure for up to two years of income loss. Ten bucks a month is for the organization, the
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by bartvk 6y ago
Reminds me of WhirlyGlobe, for iOS and Android. https://github.com/mousebird/WhirlyGlobe
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by bartvk 6y ago
There's a lot of stuff out there, but to begin, IMHO Hacking with Swift is really good. If you want to dive in the deep end, check out the videos at http://objc.io
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by bartvk 6y ago
What is wrong with hackingwithswift.com?
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by bartvk 6y ago
Perhaps I'm misunderstanding something but in what sense see non-car owners subsidizing car owners?
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by bartvk 6y ago
You don't know city governments in The Netherlands :) The parking spot limit is prescribed by current building codes. Also, owners are not able to sell their spot, as this is also prescribed and further codified into the seller's
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by bartvk 6y ago
I sense a bit of anger in your last sentence, "why does everyone". For new car purchasers, your solution is possible. For existing owners, that would mean a severe increase in cost of living.
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by bartvk 6y ago
This is Europe. There is no land to buy. Land has a specific purpose, for example business, agriculture, housing. You cannot just buy a small plot of land to park your car. It's simply not available. What you can do, is buy or hire a p
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by bartvk 6y ago
You seem to casually dismiss the problem of space. Where would people put it away in a European city like Paris? In my city in The Netherlands, new buildings sometimes get a parking garage below the apartments. The ratio is 1 parking spot f
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by bartvk 6y ago
Not OP but there are keys like the YubiKey 5C Nano. Combined with Qi charging, you could stick them permanently in your phone. Note that I can't comment whether this is wise.
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by bartvk 6y ago
Thank you.
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by bartvk 6y ago
The writer doesn't mention which apps he installed, nor which phone. I'd be interested in the details, does anyone know this underlying data?
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by bartvk 6y ago
Yeah I wonder if there’s a good way to keep it updated. I found an older blog post that puts their updating in .zshrc but I feel there must be better ways. http://craigstjean.com/2016/02/Keeping-Homebrew-Up-to-Date

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