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by easton 4y ago
It's entirely dependent on hardware. Most installations are either not GPU-accelerated or extremely over-provisioned. A good VDI instance usually costs at least as much as per user as the equivalent desktop PC, if someone started the p
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by easton 4y ago
Not unusual in environments with security requirements, as many places don't want code leaving the office/datacenter if they can help it. Some places do it for performance reasons too, as they can just pay $X per hour/month t
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by easton 4y ago
No, I'm guessing (outside of it costing dev time) it's because it would require the JIT private entitlement, making it not sideloadable by developers or with enterprise accounts.
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by easton 4y ago
WSL2 can’t be scanned by my work’s antivirus so node projects build and run at full speed. (2 minutes for starting the project outside vs 25 seconds inside)
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by easton 4y ago
Because then the average user would say "I know I'm on Wi-Fi because Control Center says so, but nothing loads in {app that isn't a browser}". Or worse, "I joined a Wi-Fi network but my iPhone decided that it can&#x
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Visual Studio 2022 for ARM64 Preview Released(devblogs.microsoft.com)
8 points by easton 4y ago|0 comments
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by easton 4y ago
They covered that in the original blog post, as a ton of their internal devs liked their current setup. They ended up writing a little command line utility that would let you SSH into your codespace (spinning it up if necessary), so you cou
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by easton 4y ago
Well, there's at least one good reason: I can use my MacBook charger to charge my iPhone without having to carry two cables around.
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by easton 4y ago
There will be a session posted tomorrow from Apple on how to use their sample to run a Linux VM with Rosetta support. I wonder if the sample on this page will do the trick by itself? https://developer.apple.com/documentation
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by easton 4y ago
But I wonder if you could use the modified version the author posted with AltStore (or plain old Xcode signing) to get virtualization support on the M1 iPads which don't require kernel modifications. I'd pay $100 a year for a deve
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by easton 4y ago
Not an exe, but here’s the installer right from their site: https://files.community/download/stable
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by easton 4y ago
It’s worth noting that said podcast is (or was, at least) #1 on Patreon in terms of number of people paying money to the creator(s). I bet that makes it really popular on Spotify, and if you have explicit content turned on, that’s probably
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by easton 4y ago
The SENPAI protocol! http://sigtbd.csail.mit.edu/pubs/2016/paper10.pdf
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by easton 4y ago
Context: http://sigtbd.csail.mit.edu/pubs/2016/paper10.pdf
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by easton 4y ago
Here’s the actual changelog: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/roadmap?rtc=1&...
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Microsoft introduces ways of detecting “leavers” in email(old.reddit.com)
87 points by easton 4y ago|42 comments
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by easton 4y ago
I’m not a PM, but I’ve been in the room during those conversations. Granted, I’ve never had to rely on a ton of native extensions (at least in a business context, personal stuff for sure). It’s just like any other dependency. Sometimes you
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by easton 4y ago
I thought “mysql” was y’all. Sorry! I'll have to remember in the future to use "mysql/mysql-server". I just remember that GitHub issue for "mysql" being open forever.
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by easton 4y ago
It’s interesting, because I remember Steve or somebody saying this was a selling point of iMessage. “No busy indicator, no offline state, just send your message and they’ll get it on all of their devices”. Then at the last WWDC they go up t
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by easton 4y ago
> their new arch breaks docker builds I’ve seen this complaint quite a bit on HN, and I don’t really understand it. Apple helped Docker port over to arm64 on the Mac (which was one of the first pieces of software to use the new fancy hyp
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by easton 4y ago
Do any of the server motherboard manufacturers (I’m thinking Supermicro, I don’t know who else sells ~1) make mini-ITX boards? I’d like to have remote management for my NAS, but I don’t have space for something larger than the mini-ITX case
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by easton 4y ago
https://archive.ph/XZ6rW
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by easton 4y ago
The “join domain” button still works in this build. Click Join Domain and it just has you create a local administrator account since it can’t handle joining a domain in OOBE (there’s a restart, and a lot of times the initial GPOs could inte
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by easton 4y ago
The main reason it's significant is because it's cheaper. We'd all[1] rather fling servers running containers all over the place, but leaving those servers running all the time even when nobody is using them is expensive. Ser
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by easton 4y ago
I think about a month after I learned enough Vim to be dangerous RHEL (8, I think) started shipping nano as the default editor. Ah well, now I can scroll with the home row on my local box.
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by easton 4y ago
Is this a custom laptop or a different SKU of an existing one? I haven’t seen a recent EliteBook so I can’t identify it on sight anymore, unfortunately.
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by easton 4y ago
They do, but people don't click on the "do the update" button so you need a way to force it for compliance reasons. And sometimes you want to withhold an update if it breaks an important app, etc.
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by easton 4y ago
I’m super confused about this too, there’s tons of open source apps that use Sign in with Google. Shoot, I’ve used the SDK myself in little apps and never saw this.
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by easton 4y ago
https://archive.ph/XwwOS
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by easton 4y ago
Which is why Apple put in a kill switch for Face ID (or Touch ID), if you hold down the power button (or power and volume down for newer iPhones) until the “Slide to Power Off” screen appears, the next unlock will require your passcode.

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