dwaite

35 ms·

451.
by dwaite 3y ago
> Investing in PWAs for four years is only going to get you so far when you’re eight years behind the competition. Which non-Chromium competitors are you speaking to here? What are some examples of standards-track features that they impl
452.
by dwaite 3y ago
It is possible, but unlikely. Apple will give per-app prompts for system resources like location, but does not really have an iOS 'app prompts for permission to manipulate another app'. These sorts of permissions are confusing to
453.
by dwaite 3y ago
Except they have had to do this multiple times (although usually patents). Examples include portions of AirPrint functionality on macOS, Bootcamp suspend/resume, and FaceTime peer-to-peer. The latter being the reason that Apple did not
454.
by dwaite 3y ago
MacOS and iOS have different security architectures and different UX.
455.
by dwaite 3y ago
...to what end? Removal of the feature from iOS in the UK?
456.
by dwaite 3y ago
JSON doesn't have native regex support, so you would be representing a regex as a string. /\n/ in regex would need the backslash escaped, so "/\\n/"
457.
by dwaite 3y ago
E2EE refers to transporting protocols and not data at rest, so the phrasing here is wrong. If you choose to have some of your data in iCloud, it is transported and stored encrypted. However, one of the keys is escrowed in a HSM cluster for
458.
by dwaite 3y ago
in what way is iCloud backup 'insecure' or 'unencrypted'?
459.
by dwaite 3y ago
It is data at rest which is different from the exchange of messages themselves. I believe the backups are protected via AES.
460.
by dwaite 3y ago
Flip side, that could lead to a really interesting tan line.
461.
by dwaite 3y ago
Uber gains benefit of functioning better under low/no connectivity, better location access and local/remote notifications as well as visual integration (e.g. showing ETAs and updates in the Dynamic Island or on the Lock Screen). S
462.
by dwaite 3y ago
in addition to the latency of serializing things over the cable, that would essentially be a Mac mini. They surely could make the size work, but it would need active cooling to keep the temperature in a usable range and that wouldn't w
463.
by dwaite 3y ago
It doesn't have _any_ internal battery. That USB cord has a short or comes unplugged, you are suddenly wearing a blindfold.
464.
by dwaite 3y ago
The article literally talks about how the printer had never seen a project like it before. If the small run costs the same as doing a 10,000 book run, it may have been easy to print but is likely not economical to sell.
465.
by dwaite 3y ago
The setup cost and batch size are likely both too large to justify it without a large number of prepaid orders. It might actually be easiest to run such a second printing as a second kickstarter campaign.
466.
by dwaite 3y ago
One use of macaroons is to have caveats restricting the request itself used to achieve higher security than bearer tokens. This might be "only good for this service" audience restrictions or "only good for this hashed request
467.
by dwaite 3y ago
> Bob will still have to hit our login service to "activate" the token. I think thats what I was saying - on first verify your centralized system will know the contents of the token and can do appropriate auditing. In practice
468.
by dwaite 3y ago
Turing complete? Not really, parsing still forms static data structures in linear time. The fundamental screw-up with XML is that it was a textual markup format (e.g. HTML or word processor documents) that got usurped for cross platform dat
469.
by dwaite 3y ago
XML is a disaster here all of its own, but is at least unambiguous at the parser level. JSON says "if your document does this, parser behavior is undefined". So you need to declare that the parser used should behave in particular
470.
by dwaite 3y ago
Yep, comparing SHA2-based macaroons and ED25519-based biscuits, you'll have size and computational performance advantages for macaroons as well as post-quantum resistance. But that doesn't help you if you want to solve the network
471.
by dwaite 3y ago
There is no centralized auditing of derivative macaroons, but there could be of verification of those macaroons - you still require a centralized service which knows the core HMAC secret to give a thumbs up or thumbs down. To that end you c
472.
by dwaite 3y ago
Somewhat. It is symmetric key based, so only the initial issuer can do verification. It is not part of a distributed data store, so there can be multiple copies (and derivatives) of a macaroon floating around. Basically, a trusted service c
473.
by dwaite 3y ago
Even if they were double the resolution per eye, you aren't going to have "native" 4k reproduction because you are looking at a projection of a screen rather than an actual screen. What is the value of achieving one "acc
474.
by dwaite 3y ago
People are totally allowed to watch videos of their children without their children being dead.
475.
by dwaite 3y ago
You can just bluetooth to any device. However, pairing an audio device is an exchange of settings and encryption keys, and Apple will sync that pairing that to your entire account. Hold your AirPods near your Phone and tap the button to cre
476.
by dwaite 3y ago
Basically the business and education group is about selling to businesses and schools, so they give them the tools they say they need. This means you wind up having configuration options which sound good to operations, but which break ecosy
477.
by dwaite 3y ago
> For years I’ve been complaining that I can’t easily use my private iPad with my company Mac because they have separate Apple IDs. Things like sidecar for a quick virtual whiteboard are basically impossible. This is kinda what Managed A
478.
by dwaite 3y ago
> Here's the crucial question, though: are Vision Pro owners actually going to spend extra money on third-party software, or are they just going to demand that their current iPhone/iPad apps be supported by the developers for f
479.
by dwaite 3y ago
I don't believe you get mouseover/"glanceover" events; you have to define your focus visual behavior declaratively. Rendering of that behavior is then not visible to an app with default entitlements. Of course, Apple&#x2
480.
by dwaite 3y ago
IMHO this has been one of the reasons the push for subscription-based pricing has been successful - it helps you pitch services that provide value, rather than software the user can leverage to create their own value.

More ›