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eddieh
10y ago
Personally, I can't stand XXX as a comment prefix. It is semantically null as far as I am concerned. Just looking through the comments here shows several different possible meanings: FIXME, HACK, TODO. But I've seen it alongside a
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> Many also use the optical audio inputs and outputs, and would appreciate the return of the line-in jack. Maybe some people want that, but real audio pros have dedicated hardware audio interfaces that connect over USB/FireWire&#x
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Dropbox has a word processor? My god, Google's offering is bad enough and I hate when coworkers inflict it on me. I hope nobody discovers the Dropbox one.
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10y ago
Yes. I used to write and sell shareware from home. If I ever did something like that again I'd rent a desk in a shared workspace.
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We have showers at the office, but I can just as easily walk home and take a shower and then head back to work.
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I think I could get behind a nice remote mountain cabin for working. Or a sail boat.
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Nope semi-open floor plan office. A totally open floor plan would be annoying, but even when I worked in that kind of office, I still preferred to be at the office for work.
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10y ago
I like working from my office. I don't understand people that like working from home. Possible confounding variable: I live exactly two blocks from my office and don't have to commute. Perhaps, in actuality, people don't like
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Just checked the all recent the crash reports saved on my Mac. Slack has crashed more than anything! This is especially surprising because I'm currently writing a custom crash reporter and part of that was experimenting with the builti
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10y ago
I agree Vancouver needs ride sharing! Although when I was there it didn't seem any more expensive for cabs than Seattle. From the downtown Hyatt to Kingsway & Commercial Dr was about $20 CAD. How far out do you live?
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10y ago
Physics C10 (aka L&S C70V)
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And here I thought I was spoiled with 256 colors in Terminal.
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Except, as I quoted, the GPU experts and the other browser vendors are onboard with this. This isn't Apple going at it alone like MS did. You're reenforcing my point. Thank you for that.
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Your question seems rhetorical, but here are my thoughts anyway... This is the new normal, coinciding with the death of expertise. The WebKit developers clearly are not working in a vacuum, if one bothers to read the blog post: > Our pr
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I'd honestly love to see any of these gain market share. Tizen would be my preference, followed by Windows Phone (Surface Phone anyone?). It is pretty awful that we only have two real choices. If I was in charge of either Tizen or the
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10y ago
Not everyone, but we're definitely a minority waiting for the world to catch up. Stories like this sometimes help, but also bring out all the apologist in droves...
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The 'arc4' no longer refers to RC4 on macOS/iOS and OpenBSD. On those systems 'arc4random' is playfully a bacronym for "A Replacement Call for Random". The new arc4random* implementation will now be replac
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The macOS Sierra man page says it uses the NIST-approved AES cipher and will be replaced as the techniques advance.
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arc4random and arc4random_buf are probably better still.
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Dang, yeah the early 2008 MacBook Air (MacBookAir1,1) had an unusually short life. Looks like the late 2008 MacBook Air (the next iteration MacBookAir2,1) would have had an 8 year life. I guess the upgraded Penryn processor and NVIDIA GeFor
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10y ago
My 2008 MacBook got updates until Sierra. 8 years is an excellent lifetime for a entry level laptop.
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Disk Utility will make an image of your drive and is built into the system. I've been using in for over a decade now.
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Bash defaults to Emacs keybindings which also work throughout macOS since it began in the NeXT days. It is included because on macOS it is the universal text editor.
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People always hate on Apple for proprietary connectors and cables, but I loved my Cinema display with the ADC cable.
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This looks really awesome. Too bad it isn't open source. Would love to see it running on macOS & Linux. It would probably be a blast to port.
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Hmm, there is still at least one Darwin distribution. Darwin build is still available https://github.com/macosforge/darwinbuild I'm not sure if the problem is Apple or a lack of interest and community. I'd d
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The few I just read from the link actually sounded pretty reasonable IMO. And that is despite the obvious bias of the website and the charged language.
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That's not correct. A company would have been able to sue only if the country was enacting a policy that would allow them to unfairly take advantage of an investor. e.g. if the country made a deal that allowed a factory to be built in
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That's not completely fair. I have always been for the TPP and still am. I have not changed my position. The EFF stance wasn't rational, standardizing IP laws with trade partners was actually a good thing for innovation IMO. I und
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10y ago
12 days 1.13 TB. OMG! I had no idea. I wonder if this explains the random slowdowns I've had.
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