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by djxfade 6y ago
I wouldn't be to sure, Apple's applications usually rely heavily on proprietary Cocoa APIs not available anywhere else
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by djxfade 6y ago
Fun fact, Android was originally designed to be a digital camera OS. > The early intentions of the company were to develop an advanced operating system for digital cameras, and this was the basis of its pitch to investors in April 2004
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by djxfade 6y ago
https://old.reddit.com
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by djxfade 6y ago
Works fine for me (iOS)
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by djxfade 6y ago
European settlers and slavers?
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by djxfade 6y ago
You certainly are able to load fonts on a self signed app, don't know where you got that information from.
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by djxfade 6y ago
Push notifications on iOS are delivered through Apple's servers, so that makes sense.
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by djxfade 6y ago
Do you have a source for this? Never heard about it
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by djxfade 6y ago
Hi, you can contact me on thomas(at)apility(dot).no
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by djxfade 6y ago
Yes! This was the exact same use case we had!
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by djxfade 6y ago
You absolutely don't need to pay the $100 license fee to develop for iOS. That fee is just required for distribution
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by djxfade 6y ago
I feel like unless you are one of the bigger players, you never get a reply. I work for a company that develop apps, and we got into a situation where we had a need to be able to disable NFC temporarily, because Apple Pay was triggering whe
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by djxfade 6y ago
I think most (if not all) modern PCI-E GPUs still supports this. If I am not mistaken, this is what is preventing them from working on ARM right now (Raspberry PI 4, Apple M1, etc.), because the driver expect specific BIOS features
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by djxfade 6y ago
Interesting. I wonder what would happen if someone tried to launch the applications from the Homepod's /Applications directory on the new M1 devices
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by djxfade 6y ago
There's no place like 1⃣2⃣7⃣·0⃣·0⃣·1⃣ Edit: I didn't realize HN doesn't support emojis
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by djxfade 6y ago
In Catalina, Apple dropped 32 bit support. And in the same process dropped a lot of Frameworks that had been deprecated for ages. 64 bit software that didn't rely on deprecated Frameworks continue to function
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* and a built-in method in system preferences to turn it off
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by djxfade 6y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20201113115225/https://news.ycom...
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by djxfade 6y ago
> Obviously if you just make websites it doesn't matter Websites in 2020 is not that simple. At my workplace, we use Docker extensively in our build pipelines
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by djxfade 6y ago
They never split from Chrome. Chrome forked WebKit into Blink because Apple's wasn't merging Google's patches
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by djxfade 6y ago
It's not a limitation in hardware. It's a legacy feature of the x86 that isn't supported on ARM. This could be solved by the GPU engineers by removing the legacy compatibility. "Nobody" boots a modern PC from BIOS a
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by djxfade 6y ago
Even if you could, it wouldn't really help, as it would only be able to boot Windows for ARM, which has even less software support.
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by djxfade 6y ago
And e-mail client
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by djxfade 6y ago
Maybe some of the groundwork laid out by ReactOS could be re-used here?
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by djxfade 6y ago
It kinda makes sense though. IE is horrible, but it's usage share is in the single digits, so not a big attack surface to target. Chrome and Safari is far more interesting from a bad actors perspective
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by djxfade 6y ago
No, AltStore has a server for Windows as well
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by djxfade 6y ago
You don't have something simulator to Norways social services? In Norway they will help you find a new job, and offer re-education. You also gets up to 80% of your former salary provided by the government until you do.
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by djxfade 6y ago
Docker on macOS uses a VM for the kernel. Its much slower than on a Linux host
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by djxfade 6y ago
I didn't know Resource Forks was a think on modern macOS anymore.
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by djxfade 6y ago
Are you the developer of iSH by any chance? If so, very cool project. Was it hard to get it published in the App Store?

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