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by easton 4y ago
Probably has a lot to do with Chrome being dominant. When it’s clear most people are getting over the hump to go to a not built in browser, it’s not as big a concern.
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by easton 4y ago
The alternative they described (make it so AppleMobileBackup required a passcode only when changing the backup location) would require the phone knowing the location of the backup and trusting the other side wasn’t lying. Might’ve been too
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by easton 4y ago
I’m guessing, although I don’t know, that they probably had an academic license laying around for another product that they cleaned up for this. A “it’s our source, you can use it for fun but not for money” license. Microsoft has shared sou
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by easton 4y ago
> no security updates on the N-1 generation OS immediately after new one is released?? They definitely do ship software updates (and Safari updates), they’re just more selective about it. 0-days and whatever are usually patched.
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by easton 4y ago
I have noticed in recent versions of KDE they put what the app actually is under the name, and the search seems to search those descriptions (like “Kate: text editor”). Still should probably consider renaming them by default, but without co
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by easton 4y ago
I wonder if that’s GPU accelerated, the last time I used a macOS VM on a Mac it wasn’t, but it wasn’t with the newest version of the hypervisor.
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by easton 4y ago
The Marriott Marquis in New York has this, that’s also some of the fastest elevators I’ve ever been in.
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by easton 4y ago
They forced us to use this in middle and a little bit in high school, never really liked it. The usable space on the page to write details was so low compared to a blank piece of paper, and the summarizing I didn’t think really helped (espe
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by easton 4y ago
Most of the mesh APs I've seen on the market also have Ethernet ports so you don't have to just extend the wireless signal around the house. So if OP already had the APs (which it sounds like they did), they just needed to get the
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by easton 4y ago
“The universe is a spheroid region, 703m in diameter”
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by easton 4y ago
https://archive.vn/ebBES
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by easton 4y ago
I mean IOS was already a thing when they named the iPhone’s operating system that. In fact, I think they got in an argument with Cisco over it? Guessing they think of a consumer hasn’t likely heard of it it won’t be confusing.
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by easton 4y ago
You probably did forget the code. If you were affected by this issue, the phone would’ve been stuck in the first time setup screen.
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by easton 4y ago
VSC does have reasonable support for tablet editing, there was a big push to make it fully compatible with Safari on the iPad when Codespaces was first in beta. You’re right about mobile though, it’s a nightmare.
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Thank you for your conference announcement(devblogs.microsoft.com)
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by easton 4y ago
https://archive.vn/cxPbT
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by easton 4y ago
Weird, Apple does a similar thing with macOS startup on Intel (and more recently, Rosetta on Linux). If the magic haiku isn’t given the OS won’t start. http://www.rcfp.org/sites/default/files/docs/2012010
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by easton 4y ago
> Always use UTC everywhere in infra Can Amazon do this? They use UTC and your local browser’s time seemingly randomly depending on AWS service, and it drives me nuts. They usually (not always) put the timezone next to it, but why can’t
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by easton 4y ago
It is a pretty big hack. I seem to recall in 11 (at least around RTM time, maybe not now) that if explorer.exe died then all the windows lost their rounded corners. There was definitely a dev build where if the start menu crashed (also expl
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by easton 4y ago
It works for stripe because it’s one account per company, for GitHub you’d probably set it at the organization level, which would be a bit confusing for personal accounts as you say. I think you could still do it for personal accounts if yo
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by easton 4y ago
https://archive.ph/QlK57
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by easton 4y ago
They have both, although the single day rental usually is restricted to the open areas and conference rooms. I used it for a few days a couple months ago in DC, it was nice to get out of the Airbnb I was in. But also relatively cheap ($19 a
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by easton 4y ago
Cypress has good support for Firefox now and they are working on WebKit (in fact, I think they’re using playwright-webkit). Not as mature as Playwright, but it’s getting there.
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AWS Resource Explorer – Quickly Find Resources in Your AWS Account(aws.amazon.com)
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by easton 4y ago
News to me! I always deploy .NET 5/6 stuff on Linux, explains why I'm out of the loop. Thanks!
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by easton 4y ago
.NET Core security patches aren't pushed via Windows Update, only .NET Framework (since it's built into Windows). Unless something changed recently?
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by easton 4y ago
Super cool! I did something like this for personal use using a Discord bot (which you can also just POST to with no fancy backend if you want).
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by easton 4y ago
There’s one of those for C++ too, say hello to the .NET garbage collector: https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/blob/main/src/coreclr/gc/g...
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The Dogcow (1989)(web.archive.org)
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by easton 4y ago
Although the reference here makes sense, I always figured that Watson was named for Thomas Watson, the CEO of IBM?

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