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5y ago
If you have access to a Mac with Apple Configurator 2, you can disable the "Allow device to pair with other computers" during supervision setup (you don't have to enable any other settings in Configurator besides this one). I
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5y ago
I set mine to four attempts, figuring that if I screw my passcode up four times it takes me like an hour to restore the device state from backup/MDM but if someone thought they had guesses at my passcode they'd lose that much quic
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easton
5y ago
It's extremely confusing the way the repos work in Azure DevOps as compared to GitHub, the only way you can see which one you are working on is through the little tab on the top. Since this also controls what PRs show up, about once ev
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easton
5y ago
I think the way YouVersion got around it was having the public domain versions downloadable (so KJV and ASV I think). Maybe that would be enough for now?
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easton
5y ago
How the heck did Mohammed get on the naughty list? Whoever did that had to know there’d be blowback, it’s one of the most common names in the world.
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easton
5y ago
It actually is the opposite of what you say, in that the Fast Boot feature of Windows 10 is basically logging you out then hibernating the system, which is faster on HDDs but slower on SSDs (or at best the same speed of a cold boot, but at
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5y ago
If the article has more comments than upvotes the algorithm uses that as a signal that a flame war is happening and buries it. If it gets upvotes it'll move back up.
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easton
5y ago
It works! My doppelgänger is my old account.
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easton
5y ago
College Board worked with Khan Academy to put a free SAT prep course (with practice questions that it uses to figure out what you need to work on) together. Even if you don’t have internet at home, you could definitely get enough prep with
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easton
5y ago
ChromeOS devices also have something like this in the form of the write-protect screw. https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromiumos/docs/+/HEAD/wri...
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5y ago
Someone who used to work at Amazon wrote one[0] describing their game engine, as well as a description[1] of the important mechanics of the document. 0: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1LPh1LWx1z67YFo67DENYUGBa.
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easton
5y ago
Yes. But if it flags you they won’t hire you.
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easton
5y ago
That one's excellent, perhaps followed closely by "794 - Someone let PG near a REPL"
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easton
5y ago
I wasn't thinking about not having a car (which is funny because at college I borrow a car, but I also don't have a kitchen so...), but that's a good usecase. > Whole Foods/Amazon Prime Does Prime make the fees for gr
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easton
5y ago
So, is this just a HN thing (since engineer/STEM salaries are higher than the usual population) or do a lot of people order groceries? I've looked several times, and I couldn't figure out a way to get groceries to my house fr
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5y ago
>keyboard is inferior I think that’s subjective. Worse that the old *20 and older keyboard? Yep. Worse than the current chiclet keyboard? No.
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5y ago
Are they losing a lot of customers to Basecamp or something? This seems like the business model for a lot of their customers (small businesses/churches/etc that just need a space to put stuff where everyone knows where it is). Tho
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5y ago
They seem cagey about whether or not the individual plan will have custom domains or support. That'd probably be the dealbreaker for everyone with single-user business accounts. (Unless you're like me and still have grandfathered
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5y ago
It's a rename of GSuite, so a long time? They'd have to kill Gmail and Docs and like 50 other things first.
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It’s probably because someone was lazy and didn’t want to put a 404 screen up for if the issue was private. But this is lame.
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Not dang, but yes it is. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23483715
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You’re missing out on a gigantic speed boost. If you haven’t checked lately check again, most of the big libraries have been recompiled over the last few months (tensorflow excluded apparently).
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5y ago
I screwed around with trying to chroot into a macOS arm image on a jailbroken iPad a month ago, but got stuck because the executables were compiled for arm64e, not arm64 (and the arch command for whatever reason was present in iPadOS but di
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Interestingly, Swift Playgrounds can now be used to create full iOS apps and submit them to the App Store, and has some connectivity with XCode on the Mac. No mention of technical details (git? run apps on your iPhone?) but Apple is stickin
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iPadOS 15
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What OS and sites are you talking about? Firefox is as fast (if not maybe a smidge faster every once in a while) as Chrome on macOS.
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Welcome to the Internet [video]
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I wonder how many of these would be stopped by getting rid of SMB file shares. Not that that is really an option, of course, but things like OneDrive and Google Drive scan for malware during upload and often don't sync a file (especial
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Why are there less sex scandals?
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Because giving your app root even to the container could let it blow something up that’s important inside the container, and it means you don’t necessarily know what permissions it actually requires. Then when you get to a client site and t
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