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by doe88 13y ago
I don't know if it's related to their improvements on battery life but when my Mac mini goes to sleep it breaks my ssh sessions in my iTerm2 terminal it's annoying. I'm wondering if there is a way to maintain my connecti
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by doe88 13y ago
Likewise I didn't see it at first but it's on the image from the linked page http://www.samsung.com/my/consumer-images/product/smartphone...
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by doe88 13y ago
And if you want to use your phone in the toilet you need a Bluetooth Beacon in the toilet. Moreover all these beacons must somehow remain synced with your identity, so more cloud, more sensible data stored on big companies servers. In summa
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by doe88 13y ago
As I explained, yes you can but only for a limited time. For instance xcode 5 is only compatible OS X 10.8 and upward so it is likely that next year in june the new xcode will drop compatibility on OS X 10.8. Moreover to target new devices,
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by doe88 13y ago
Nokia 7.2bn$ Skype 8.5bn$ I think, it is reasonnable to say it seems to be a better move this time.
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by doe88 13y ago
I actually use a hackintosh system since 2010 and I would not overstate enough how much it is a pain in the ass, I've had all kind of issues although I've always carefully chosen my components, moreover you cannot easily test prev
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by doe88 13y ago
I beg to differ, I think that if you are knowledgeable enough to know what open source is, what it means and how it works, then you're able to download xcode, build the open source app, bypass the apple store and install it on your dev
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by doe88 13y ago
I would say this is the one feature I miss the most on OS X, copy just by selecting text and paste with middle click.
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by doe88 13y ago
Thanks for your replies guys. I think it's interesting to develop a massive piece of software at the same time than its language it must certainly contribute quick valuable feedbacks to the language's designers based this concrete
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by doe88 13y ago
I would be interested in knowing how they accomplish such a huge undertaking given the fact Rust seems [1] to be a language in constant evolution right now. Do they target a fixed subset of Rust (is it even possible) or do they make continu
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by doe88 13y ago
Nevertheless he still has full respect in my eyes, whatever the gov/justice can say or do, I thank him for exposing the truth. I have no doubt, a time will come when his actions will be seen as positive by most of the people.
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by doe88 13y ago
Of course I can't possibly know but I agree with @acqq I think the effect of surprise worked and it was all about that in order to grab the hard drive for current and past files and his contact list on his phone. I think that if he was
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by doe88 13y ago
I think iOS does just that see the function SecRandomCopyBytes in http://opensource.apple.com/source/Security/Security-55179.1... it just wraps /dev/random
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by doe88 13y ago
I guess it's a nice design but I really think it's wrong, really wrong to design a webapp like a native app and their apps look empty. For instance, I personally don't care about different kinds of templates in Pages, what I
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by doe88 13y ago
I think this paragraph resume their philosophy: > So building the computer for the Dragon isn't just about building the computer for the Dragon, it's about building a whole suite of tools, techniques, people and processes to th
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by doe88 13y ago
It was really a bad move to have created the $800 level without adding anything to the $600 package. Even adding only a small thing would certainly have improved the funding. Another factor is that in lot of minds $600 is the price point fo
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by doe88 13y ago
Of course you meant June
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by doe88 13y ago
Note I wouldn't exclude that such a move would also satisfy my own country (France). I think the hypocrisy of our governments is maximal.
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by doe88 13y ago
I really didn't know they were so much aligned on US positions.
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by doe88 13y ago
Given the number of times everyday I'm asked to fill my iTunes account's password on iOS, I wouldn't call it invisible .
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by doe88 13y ago
At least that doesn't justify the tapping of the fax machine at Brussels.
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by doe88 13y ago
Nevertheless, as long as it is not one of the two big parties (which is not the case yet) I don't think it is very significative and has much weight.
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by doe88 13y ago
> What does "European first" even mean, though? To be friendly with other European nations/cultures is one thing. It's easy, I'm feeling myself European it might seem dumb or impossible to you but it is. I think
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by doe88 13y ago
Indeed, it's a very good advice and I totally agree with her statement and no doubt it must be true. But I can tell you, people I know are really too busy living their life and for instance I'm myself too busy coding or doing othe
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by doe88 13y ago
(French here) Maybe I think backward, I always wanted to travel and learn from others countries and cultures. I even did an internship in the US in MV and I loved it. But after reading this kind of article the only thing I want to do is fig
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by doe88 13y ago
> But it's hard to believe that any sane jury would recognize more than a few dollars damage from water-soluble chalk, and equally hard to believe anyone would receive a custodial sentence --- which would surely cost the city vastly
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by doe88 13y ago
Meanwhile in Wall Street, nobody has yet been held responsible for all the financial crisis debacle that has cost billions to the americans.
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by doe88 13y ago
Or instead of pushing him to do whatever it takes to protect his own life which ultimately is a human reflex, the US Gov could have said: ok we acknowledge there is a problem with the data we gather, with the policies we enacted and with th
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by doe88 13y ago
Yes but one month ago they still had plausible deniability, not anymore. In short the term it may change nothing but in the long run it will have an impact, no doubt.
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by doe88 13y ago
So they would have pulled a page out from FBI's playbook. It would not be surprising.

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