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by drtse4 8y ago
Not that I know, right now the only project that has been open sourced is Lulu, a firewall ( https://github.com/objective-see?tab=repositories ).
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by drtse4 8y ago
Nope, one is a firewall, the other one is a camera/microphone monitor.
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by drtse4 8y ago
Or just install Oversight, it's free, does the same thing. And if you want you can support the author on Patreon. https://objective-see.com/products/oversight.html
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by drtse4 8y ago
Looks similar to the Philips Lumify: https://www.lumify.philips.com/web/
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by drtse4 8y ago
For those who want more: https://github.com/drduh/macOS-Security-and-Privacy-Guide
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by drtse4 8y ago
And some implementations in: - C: https://nakkaya.com/2010/08/24/a-micro-manual-for-lisp-imple... - Python: https://github.com/mario-goulart/not-the-whole-truth - Javascript: https:&#x2
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by drtse4 8y ago
100% agree with your two, much needed, comments. Losing muscle mass is something you should always try to avoid (tolerable calories deficit+right amount of proteins+exercise). Muscle mass is hard to gain and serves a purpose in everyday lif
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by drtse4 9y ago
That has been true for a few years, sadly.
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by drtse4 9y ago
Low-fi and with some added lens flare: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_g6YxkSqL20 I guess this was used as an intro for a tv show.
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by drtse4 9y ago
I've never seen a company put out so many announcements for a feature that if you think about it, from the point of view of what it offers, it's really a minimal change.
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by drtse4 9y ago
From the same period, a radio interview where Ted Nelson tries to convince, unsuccessfully, a skeptical radio host that home computing has a future: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RVU62CQTXFI
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by drtse4 9y ago
It lists "Swish" as an italian company, is it?
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by drtse4 10y ago
Nice rant, can you name at least one of those mind-blowing apps that happens to be sold for real money? Everyone in the last 40 years built and sold a multitude of destkop apps and they never stopped. Stop drinking the cool aid, and even if
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by drtse4 10y ago
Author here, no, it doesn't support TCO and you'd have to resort to trampolining here too. In another post[1] I've talked about this and I agree it's definitely not an elegant workaround. [1] https://www.uraim
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by drtse4 10y ago
I'm more worried about people constantly believing that every new framework is a major advancement for programming and that it's not just something that could be learned in an afternoon (e.g. React). Or about people following the
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by drtse4 10y ago
> and so it did cause another round of "repair" to code that was inadvertently broken on a functional level. As the Uncle says, if you have tests that's just a minor annoyance.
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by drtse4 10y ago
He recommends git blame to identify which files should be prioritized when improving the codebase, but git log and a bit of shell-fu can make remove the need for manual browsing. For example, obtaining the list of the 10 most modified f
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by drtse4 10y ago
I still don't understand why at some point "coder" has become more popular than the simple "programmer".
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by drtse4 10y ago
zenkit.com
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by drtse4 10y ago
For those who missed it like me, Fabrice just released a RISC-V emulator, HN discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13210711
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by drtse4 10y ago
Better video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Re6P7WP2N5w
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by drtse4 10y ago
Extremely unsafe, it's quite easy to spot moments where this video could have had a gruesome conclusion, but I'm glad too see that at least someone gave them those plastic masks to provide the illusion of safety to those who wear
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by drtse4 10y ago
> the API is currently handling around 300 million requests a month. Are those number not enough to start charging for more than #k requests? Even a few bucks a year to use the service would be better than nothing.
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by drtse4 10y ago
> Like many myths about Java performance, the erroneous belief that declaring classes or methods as final results in better performance is widely held but rarely examined. Yes, was about to point this out, one of the more resilient misco
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by drtse4 10y ago
> Required prior reading I've not used python in years, I've read this post and the original one and still don't understand why python 3 is so terrible and is inevitably destined to fail. I see just a few changes, nothing
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by drtse4 10y ago
A riddle? Did someone ever really think that this was a british dish and that no one in Italy could come up with a tomato+meat sauce?
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by drtse4 10y ago
Not so pure, see [1] and [2] about glyphosate contamination of some brands. Not really a well researched article, the research linked below is well known in Europe and was discussed in every major news outlet six months ago. Edit: If you di
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by drtse4 10y ago
Amazing app guys, essential for travellers.
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by drtse4 10y ago
A 10x developer that works for 10% the normal rate, maybe :)
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by drtse4 10y ago
> and it has two thunderbolt ports. On the same side, not good.

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