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by foldor 13y ago
This is definitely one of the cases where you completely trust the other person. Like a work colleague, or very good friend.
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by foldor 13y ago
What's interesting, but kind of glossed over in the article, is it's not just your typical plastic 3D printer. This thing prints metal objects, which could conceivably be used for car parts.
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by foldor 13y ago
Sounds like a fluff piece. It first tells us that this language is the "One Programming Language to Rule Them All", but then it adds: > "That said, it isn’t for everyone. Bezanson says it’s not exactly ideal for building d
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by foldor 13y ago
The Telltale Walking Dead game is actually based on the comic book universe, which is distinct from the TV show. Also, the game features a completely separate story, with only a few character references for fans to catch. So no, you don&#x2
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by foldor 13y ago
I'm liking the variadic functions syntax. It's definitely better than requiring all extra parameters to be sent as arrays. Even if that's how they end up in the function.
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by foldor 13y ago
You're right, sorry for not being more clear. What I intended to say was that Apple won't allow you to tether without approval on any networks. At least it defaults to allowing on all networks by T-Mobile.
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by foldor 13y ago
As opposed to Apple which just doesn't allow tethering on any networks.
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by foldor 13y ago
I'm with you on this one. I value my ability to develop applications for my Android device free from worry about a future update taking that ability away from me. My applications never need to be on an app store, and I can share them w
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by foldor 13y ago
This is interesting, but I wonder what the real world application of this change would be. According to Linus, the Intel RdRand is only used as one of many sources of entropy in /dev/random. So even if it were compromised it would