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by fredsir 10y ago
This! We must know! ...it has been killing me for years.
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by fredsir 10y ago
Although Apple doesn't, the Internet claims Apple Watch is water resistant even for swimming.
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by fredsir 10y ago
That is one browser. Because of work, I also need Slack. That is two. You get the picture.
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by fredsir 10y ago
What are you talking about? Are you saying that because someone is adept at browsing Wikipedia or Hacker News, they intuitively know how to use Spotify and Slack and Atom?
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by fredsir 10y ago
Because you can't. An Electron app is not equal to a native app when it comes to UX and UI. Right off the bat: they require more resources to run, thus making your computer slower, a laptops battery last less on a single charge, and do
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by fredsir 10y ago
I think the gist is that smart watches existed before Apple announced their watch, but as soon as Apple announced the Apple Watch, a bajillion were announced, created and put on sale even before Apple started selling theirs. Did they invent
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by fredsir 10y ago
How many smartwatches did you see announced before the rumors of the Apple Watch emerged?
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by fredsir 11y ago
That seems like a good approach, although one thing is missing: when you use the route-decorator in Flask, the route is registered to the app object "via magic", whereas in your example, you still have to register it manually (`ap
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by fredsir 11y ago
I know very little Rust, but I was actually looking at how this could be done in Rust some time ago, but I didn't get anything working. All the routes (e.g. /foobar and accompanying function) needs to be collected by the "rou
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by fredsir 11y ago
That is indeed the idea.
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by fredsir 11y ago
And the fact that who is to assure that Apple doesn't leave one or multiple bugs around that makes the compromised OS not so tied to a single device as they meant it to be? It's a ticking bomb, man.
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by fredsir 11y ago
Sure about that? I thought they could still issue firmware updates to the SE without password. Do you have a source available?
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by fredsir 11y ago
They can. I never said they couldn't. They still have to crack the password afterwards tho.
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WWDC Wish List(blog.steventroughtonsmith.com)
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by fredsir 11y ago
To be honest, chrome-"native"-packaged-webapps, or what you wanna call them, feels a whole lot better to use than any java based GUI app I have ever used, including JetBrains products. I hate to use any of these chrome-"nativ
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by fredsir 11y ago
On a 6s that is not correctly(not sure with the 5c). Apple cannot just access a 6s. They have to use the password to get in, just like you, me, the fbi and everyone else does. Apple can only remove some of the things that makes guessing the
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by fredsir 11y ago
That's one thing yes. Another is the aesthetics of Safari that feels like it belongs inside of OS X, which I use, where Chrome just looks like it's own kind of deal. There's also the thing about battery life, which again, is
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by fredsir 11y ago
Check my comment above to Kequc.
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by fredsir 11y ago
I think the perspective is skewed, because who are websites for? Not the developers, that's for sure. It's for the users, and if the users think that Safari is better, than there might be a reason for this madness, and the other b
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by fredsir 11y ago
I partially agree. I know that Safari does not support everything say Chrome does, but if you do not need those features, what does it matter? An example: I use Safari without having flash installed. I rarely need flash. If I do need it, I
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by fredsir 11y ago
Why the downvote? That is what I said. I merely used a slew of different words. > The FBI is asking that it be built now Because it's not possible _now_. > and then loaded onto the already recovered phone. Thus it becoming possib
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by fredsir 11y ago
Check out this comment where Adam Stew explains how the phones are secured: http://slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=8756397&cid=51524693
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by fredsir 11y ago
It's not possible now. The FBI is asking Apple to change iOS so it will be possible in the future.
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by fredsir 11y ago
It's not proper though.
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by fredsir 11y ago
Just give me proper Vim support in XCode and I'm happy. For now.
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by fredsir 11y ago
The proper way would be to build all parts to fit each other, so you got everything done properly. I imagine that is how Apple does their things anyways.
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by fredsir 11y ago
If I could find another OS that give me the same ability to do stuff that OS X does, and it was more open and developer/me friendly, I would switch in a heartbeat. Things that my Mac + OS X gives me, that other I have not found anywher
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by fredsir 11y ago
A charge for a single days use is around two minutes though. Takes longer to fetch spare batteries and change them.
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by fredsir 11y ago
John Gruber of Daring Fireball said it aptly: "The coming reckoning for publishers is not “because of Apple”. It’s because of the choices the publishers themselves made, years ago, to allow themselves to become dependent on user-hosti
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by fredsir 11y ago
I guess that a fart app should probably not cost anything since it's quite useless, but I do believe that it's a problem that on day one of a whole new App Store category, the first app launched, Crystal (it appeared hours before

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