calloc

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by calloc 15y ago
Sure, they can hold my shipments and destroy them, and I'd have to refund my customers money, but that wouldn't mean they could bring a lawsuit against my company because I was shipping something completely legal in my country to a country
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by calloc 15y ago
Except I don't have a warehouse in the United States. All I have is widgets located in Europe, I put them in a box and I ship them using parcel post to anyone anywhere in the world. Yet you are saying that I am now beholden to US law becaus
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by calloc 15y ago
So if I have a European company that sells widgets online, and I ship to the United States I now have to comply with US laws at my expense?
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by calloc 15y ago
I've got a pair of Sennheiser HD-490 Live's which use the same ear cushion as the HD-495 and I can't find any place online that sells them. It may just be time to bite the bullet and purchase a new pair of headphones. It is not like they ha
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by calloc 15y ago
Hold on ... Hulu has download limits in the middle of watching a program? I've watched Hulu from 5 AM till 5 PM almost uninterrupted, the only interruption is between shows they will say "You've been watching for 3 hours, are you sure you d
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by calloc 15y ago
They seem to have missed out on Pioneer cans ... I have the Pioneer SE-MJ71 steel wheel series headphones. I've used Pioneer headphones for a long time as a DJ, they have excellent response and range and for daily wear work perfectly. One t
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by calloc 15y ago
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Rojadirecta.org https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2011/08/court-refuses-give-sei... The domain has still not been returned.
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by calloc 15y ago
man xcrun man xcode-select The tools are already available, just not in the normal path locations. Also if you are modifying the files installed by the CLT installer such that they get messed up you are doing it wrong.
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by calloc 15y ago
I've had a LOT of good experience using clang instead of GCC for compiling a lot of different packages that say they require GCC. Honestly it is no surprise that Apple has stopped shipping an extremely outdated GCC and that they are not inc
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by calloc 15y ago
Actually it does. The binaries are all included in the .app, the secondary installer just places binaries in the various locations around the HD. Look at man xcrun and man xcode-select. Both of which can be used to switch to different Xcode
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by calloc 15y ago
glibc is not used by the base system. So if you installed glibc yourself then the problem is not Apple's.
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by calloc 15y ago
Tell ruby to fix their shit and use clang instead.
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by calloc 15y ago
Or you can have the user download the command line tools seperately and install those without first downloading Xcode. A 160MB download instead of a 1.72GB download.
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by calloc 15y ago
Everything is now contained within the .app, so a re-install is rm -rf /Applications/Xcode.app and then re-install. The command line tools are easily installed from within Xcode -> Preferences -> Downloads or by downloading the .dmg
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by calloc 15y ago
If you install Xcode, within Xcode preferences in the Download pane you can have it download and install the command line tools for you. Works perfectly. After that homebrew works without any issues.
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by calloc 15y ago
I was under the impression that dynamically loading code was no longer allowed. Not that apps have to be static, but unless it was part of the .app and signed it won't run in the sandbox.
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by calloc 15y ago
Xcode was not distributed through the App Store, an Installer for Xcode was distributed through the App Store.
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by calloc 15y ago
If you call `ssh` on the command line it will use Keychain to unlock your private SSH key. That part is done. The application shouldn't be asking for SSH keys, it is completed already. Just use `ssh` as you would before.
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by calloc 15y ago
An Apple ID is indeed free. I've had an Apple ID for downloading Xcode for years now. At the moment the only way to get an app signing key is by purchasing a $99 license (which also gets you publishing privileges in the App Store) but it is
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by calloc 15y ago
Nope, and you don't have to. But for those users that are new to the platform (and I have watched quite a few) it makes them feel at home. They instantly know where to look for their apps, they can re-arrange them however they like. It is n
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by calloc 15y ago
It didn't break Qt, it broke Perian. That being said, I've got a couple of 8GB MKV's and they all work perfectly. So caveat emptor and all that ... :P
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by calloc 15y ago
Thanks for letting me know that the movie is on Netflix. Going to watch it now :-)
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by calloc 15y ago
You'd be surprised how fast that alarm clock would stop working ... I'd just forget to plug it in at night :P
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by calloc 15y ago
You just claimed that Linux hadn't been that way in a while... I just provided a counter-point.
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by calloc 15y ago
That UNIX environemnt works perfectly well for me as a software developer and I don't see how it compares to Cygwin in ANY way shape or form. All my favourite tools are there and I can install more using homebrew. I build server backend sof
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by calloc 15y ago
I've never had this happen, and I run Mac OS X on a MacBook Pro 5,5 with 4 GB's of RAM (core2duo at 2.33 Ghz). This laptop is from the mid-2009's. My default set of apps that I run: 1. Safari 2. Mail.app 3. Terminal.app 4. Adium 5. Twitter
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by calloc 15y ago
Apple's users are not people that dive into the command line. Apple's users are people that open the App Store and have their "package management" solution.
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by calloc 15y ago
I've had to edit configurations files to get hardware working in the last month. On a laptop we have here at the office I had to disable a certain driver from loading before a different driver or else the two would squabble over the wifi ca
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by calloc 15y ago
I am a software developer and I use Mac OS X. I develop Unix backend server systems. I use Mac OS X as my primary build platform, then actually run on top of FreeBSD. I use homebrew for almost all of the dependencies that I have, there are
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by calloc 15y ago
It does matter. The OS has to set up the device for DMA in the first place. If the device is never enumerated it just doesn't get access.

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