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by easton 5y ago
I feel like they patched in an error message explaining this on older versions of OS X, because I definitely was prompted to do it this way. Maybe just in iTunes?
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by easton 5y ago
The new MacBooks from a few weeks ago can due to Apple putting some effort into the GPU. I think they’re talking about the Intel MacBook Pro, which had meh cooling from what I hear. (Although if you want to see bad cooling, try out a Surfac
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by easton 5y ago
He should go interview and see how far he gets before someone notices. I bet he gets an offer letter before some middle manager goes “oh crap”.
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by easton 5y ago
It seems faster than Vagrant to me, and doesn't rely on VirtualBox (it uses Hyper-V on Windows, KVM on Linux, and Apple's Hypervisor API on macOS). Granted, Vagrant doesn't either, but very few of the boxes have support for t
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by easton 5y ago
> vast majority of small business do not have Azure Active Directory Where are you from? On the east coast of the US, I find it uncommon to find small businesses who aren't still all in on Office, which if you've bought it in t
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by easton 5y ago
The original tweet: https://twitter.com/fail0verflow/status/1457526453105569793
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by easton 5y ago
Hacker News allows it (how else are you gonna get that hot FAANG goss?) but it's actively discouraged: "Throwaway accounts are ok for sensitive information, but please don't create accounts routinely. HN is a community—users
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by easton 5y ago
Safari actually does get backported to previous macOS releases, at least during betas. You can run the Safari "Technology Preview" on n-1 macOS. https://developer.apple.com/safari/technology-preview/ But
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by easton 5y ago
I've been trying to figure out how to do this for months, as they use it for the Windows Sandbox but for whatever reason (licensing?) only allow you to launch one at a time. The HCS Go library doesn't have any documentation about
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by easton 5y ago
I've seen a couple of these, and I think much of the problem is that I need to duplicate my ops work (scripts to build environments, etc.) somehow for the ephemeral environments to be created. You've evaded that somewhat by using
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by easton 5y ago
Looks like it was uninstalled from the English Wikipedia a couple months ago: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Books
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by easton 5y ago
That's the funny thing about npm though, is that it's so easy to nuke all of the packages that the first thing anyone tells you to do when you are troubleshooting is rm -rf node_modules. Python can be harder if you're not pay
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by easton 5y ago
There's utility in buying the steak at the restaurant though. Maybe not enough for most to buy it, but there is some utility in having someone else make a meal that you might screw up if you do it yourself. There isn't a lot of ut
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by easton 5y ago
Direct link: https://www.technologyreview.com/2021/10/27/1037118/moores-l...
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by easton 5y ago
I know it won't happen because of some major vendor using functionality from Windows 3.1, but I kind of wish that Microsoft would just take the printing subsystem out of Windows and replace it with something built around CUPS. It works
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by easton 5y ago
It seems like the money and time it would take to set that up would be way more than just buying everyone tickets on a commercial plane for that flight.
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by easton 5y ago
Full changelog: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/releases/2022/...
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Visual Studio 2022 now available(devblogs.microsoft.com)
52 points by easton 5y ago|10 comments
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Why is Control Center on Monterey listening on ports?(developer.apple.com)
1 points by easton 5y ago|0 comments
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by easton 5y ago
I’m at a school right now where they teach C++ using Visual Studio on Windows. I transferred here, and at my old school we used gcc on the command line (using WSL if you were on Windows). The amount of time wasted in class trying to get VS
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by easton 5y ago
I was wondering how AT&T knew I got a new phone when I just moved my SIM over. That seems like a over complicated way to do that. Seems like when it does the initial handshake with the network the different IMEI would be enough (unless
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by easton 5y ago
> they’ll have to give them to the government when compelled. Says who? The whole bruhaha in the San Bernardino case was that Apple would not create a custom version of iOS that would bypass the passcode system. If what you say is true,
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by easton 5y ago
I've been waiting for 10 years for someone to nut up and make GNOME something for humans to use instead of something for Linux admins. With Red Hat and Canonical both throwing weight behind it, you think that would happen, but nope. At
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by easton 5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baker_Act The letter of the law says a judge or doctor has to initiate it, but the doctors often do it after a suggestion from a parent. I knew people in high school that were stuck in the
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by easton 5y ago
Much of the reason Vi(m) is still in use today is because it’s guaranteed to be on pretty much any *nix box. When it’s 3AM and you’re trying to rewrite /etc/lstab from scratch and the network won’t come up… there’s no way you’re i
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by easton 5y ago
backpage.com was a website for finding prostitutes until a couple years ago when it was seized. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Backpage
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Craig Federighi vehemently speaks out against sideloading in Web Summit keynote(9to5mac.com)
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by easton 5y ago
Nor was Application Builder? It only ran on UNIX.
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by easton 5y ago
"We do not recommend writing modules that are just thin wrappers around single other resource types. If you have trouble finding a name for your module that isn't the same as the main resource type inside it, that may be a sign
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by easton 5y ago
It's magical to get a handle on things, if it's something huge or for production I can port it to not-Excel. I can do some stats on a table and get my answer by time I could've set up a new poetry env and started Jupyter.

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