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by donarb 6y ago
And you most likely will have to be an established developer, meaning you’ll have to have an app in the App Store. Apple’s not gonna give these to people that just want to play around with a new machine.
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by donarb 6y ago
Apple uses SOCs, the GPUs are on the same chip as the processor.
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by donarb 6y ago
To be clear, it's not a virtual machine. Rosetta translates x86 instructions to ARM instructions on the fly.
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by donarb 6y ago
Rosetta. Apple knows processors, ARM is just a licensed instruction set.
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by donarb 6y ago
There was no change of heart at Apple. Hey changed their app to conform to the rules that all other developers have done.
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by donarb 6y ago
They just submitted version 1.0.3 this morning, they needed the weekend to implement it. It'll probably be released sometime today.
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by donarb 6y ago
FastMail is adding IAP to their app. They stated that Apple has asked them to, and that it was on their long-term roadmap. https://twitter.com/Fastmail/status/1273800222989324288?s=20
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by donarb 6y ago
The client doesn't use SMTP, you send your email to their server, probably using a json payload. They then send it for you over SMTP. Since the client doesn't use SMTP or POP/IMAP, you can't use Hey with a traditional em
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by donarb 6y ago
> just like HEY subscribers who expect to read emails on their phone To use the service, you have to use a mobile app (or web app), the service won't let you access via POP/IMAP.
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by donarb 6y ago
It actually does. You cannot use a regular email application to access your email on Hey, they don't use POP/IMAP.
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by donarb 6y ago
It's also important to remember that most lobbying is not taking a Senator to lunch, it's emailing/calling their staffs with information about a particular piece of legislation. Staffs of these politicians deal much more with
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by donarb 6y ago
Not much progress at all. They just announced the end-to-end encryption will be a paid for feature. Free users won't get this feature because as CEO Eric Yuan says "Free users for sure we don't want to give that because we al
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by donarb 6y ago
That article was 8 years old an deals mostly with people who vote absentee. States like Oregon and Washington have systems in place to make sure every ballot is counted. You get 18 days to send in your ballot, you can check online to see if
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by donarb 6y ago
It took you a half hour to realize that Jones was nutty?
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by donarb 6y ago
Actually the claim is worth a big payday if you can prove Apple lied. One leak of customer data and Apple is screwed.
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by donarb 6y ago
The Community Edition is also open source. https://github.com/JetBrains/intellij-community/tree/master/...
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by donarb 6y ago
For me, the hard part is remembering if .bashrc is supposed to source .bash_profile or vice versa.
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by donarb 6y ago
The system is broken because people don't vote. There are plenty of votes out there to override the powerful, but people who give up and say it's hopeless are part of the problem.
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by donarb 6y ago
This article from March 25 states that rates at Cushing more than doubled from 20 cents per barrel per month to 50 cents since February. https://www.reuters.com/article/global-oil-storage/global-oi...
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by donarb 7y ago
Apple removed all advertising from Shazam after they bought it.
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by donarb 7y ago
This technology is meant to be used by local health agencies like city or county. If you have the app provided by the county and you are tested positive by them, they would then ask you if you would like to share that information with other
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by donarb 7y ago
First you need to order your COBOL coding pads: https://www.ebay.com/c/911841529
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by donarb 7y ago
The app using the API is provided by a local health authority. In order to trigger an alert to other users you need to have tested positive by the agency whose app you are using.
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by donarb 7y ago
The "location" data would be self size limiting since its based on the users who are using the app provided by a local public health agency, like a city or county.
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by donarb 7y ago
> Q: Which "cloud server"? Whose cloud server? Apple/Google are providing the API to public health systems who would write an app that uses the API. So your city/county/state would distribute an app used by peopl
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by donarb 7y ago
Note also that Google has an Arts and Culture site that has links to virtual museums around the world. They have lots of interesting content. https://artsandculture.google.com
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by donarb 7y ago
> Seconds matter. Whenever I have been told that I have a meeting coming up with some kind of conferencing software that I don't have installed, I immediately install it. I don't wait until 3 minutes before the call to try and
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by donarb 7y ago
A sure way to guarantee that Apple won't buy your startup.
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by donarb 7y ago
That's already being done in some places that have limited numbers of tests. The governor of Nebraska announced that they are pooling tests to save on test kits. Samples from 5 people are combined in 1 test. If the sample tests negativ
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Facebook donates emergency reserve of 720k masks(reuters.com)
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