cpuguy83

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by cpuguy83 3y ago
Ah that's what it was.
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
Simple go programs are simple to compile.
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
I seem to recall AirPods Max don't support Spatial Audio mixes... maybe that's changed?
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
This is not the effect that "Spatial Audio" in Apple Music is referring to. It is indeed super weird... every time for me. Not bad just like "wait... is this playing in my ears?". This happens with iPad and AppleTV. What
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
So you are saying they are crippling the web because they don't allow websites to add themselves to your home screen through a button on the page. OK. I'll cede this is to drive people to the App Store where they can get their cut
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
iOS has "app clips" which websites can (and absolutely do) prompt you to use. As for how to save a webpage to your Home Screen, that literally hasn't changed except maybe to have it together with other on-device interactions.
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
It depends on the version of /usr/bin/env.
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
No, Docker supports native Windows containers. Docker Desktop aims to provide the same experience across Mac and Windows and as such those use Linux VM's, yes. However Docker most definitely supports Windows containers.
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
Docker does use selinux policies. Mapping directories from the host requires that you change selinux labels on those files so that the container process can access the files. That's just how selinux works.
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
Pretty much same catch as the mail, its one way. You use their client (or I guess reverse-engineer their API's) and that's it. iCloud calendar integration is read-only (because it is a read-only subscription and not actually authe
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
I've done interfaces where centered around the kind of error that happened, which is typically standard across apps and translates well into status codes for http or grpc. Eg "NotFound()" "InvalidParameter()" "
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
> Apple Vision Pro features ultra-high-resolution displays that deliver more pixels than a 4K TV for each eye. That is likely some clever wording, but according to the announcement, a non-pessimistic interpretation does seem like each ey
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
The parent post said it looks pixelated. So, yes distance matters but is not relevant to my post because they already said it looks bad.
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
Except when the "higher budget" is really just paying for an A-list actor with mediocre at best content. There is so much of this in recent years and I think Netflix may be the biggest offender.
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
Andor is phenomenal at least.
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
4K at 150" would look like crap. Do any streaming services support 8K? That is a lot of bandwidth and decode overhead.
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
The un-disableable auto-preview, however, is so annoying I never want to open Netflix. What's really great is MAX. If you've already seen an episode (rewatch or whatever) you probably didn't watch to the complete end (ie skip
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
Depending on what you mean by "studios", is this not what Hulu was? A joint ownership between multiple partners... ultimately down to Disney now but not originally.
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
Yes, Docker can leverage Rosetta. I haven't used Docker Desktop in a bit (b/c I end up doing my work in a VM on Azure since I work on Azure), but not too long ago there was an option to enable it in the settings panel, not sure if
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
With my eyes, when I look at a light source I see light refractions (rays) coming from the source that people without astigmatism do not see. I do get what you are trying to say here and I know I'm taking your argument to the extreme,
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
I upgraded the hdd to an ssd in a 2009 iMac. Don't think I ever noticed the "you may crack it" warning. Honestly it's not too bad. The more painful thing is actually working on the guts while also trying to hold the scre
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
Or the pandemic caused a lot of stress and anxiety for children, teachers, families, basically everyone on the planet and many are still suffering with it.. let's add in depression there as well. Also moving to a completely new system
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
r/macgaming has had a number of these. Personally I've had very little luck getting much of anything to work, though.
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
You don't always have a package manager, root access to even be able to install anything, network access, etc. "Just install bash" is not always easy, and is not even necessary when posix shell can easily do what most people
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
> How is asking for examples for a statement a "terrible comment"? Demanding 10 examples is a terrible comment. It communicates hostility and disbelief rather than curiosity. > Please explain what exactly that change breaks.
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
This is incorrect. Go does make breaking changes all the time. I've seen it. I've helped maintain stdlib forks because of breakages. Still compiles is not the same thing as "works".
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
Go has breaking changes frequently .
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
These two options are not mutually exclusive. When you want to limit the max CPU time available to a container use quotas (--cpus). When you want to set relative priorities (compared to other containers/processes), use shares. These tw
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
> "Don't use Docker's --cpu flag and instead use" This is rather strong language without any real qualifiers. It is definitely not "mostly useless". Shares and quotas are for different use-cases, that's
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by cpuguy83 3y ago
It is not using cpuset (there is a separate flag for this). --cpus tweaks the cfs quota based on the number of cpus on the system and the requested amount.

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