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It is as if you were making love(pippinbarr.com)
5 points by frizlab 2y ago|0 comments
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by frizlab 2y ago
Using a non-chromium browser is actually the only thing we can do nowadays to promote an open web. Also I have next to no issues using webkit on the web currently. It’s a good engine now.
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AI Code review is always wrong(jessesquires.com)
4 points by frizlab 2y ago|1 comments
874.
by frizlab 2y ago
Swift
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by frizlab 2y ago
Snow leopard is fondly remembered but was buggy has hell when initially released. It got good , with time…
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by frizlab 2y ago
1Blocker is really good
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by frizlab 2y ago
That’s how you work, though. Having Safari fullscreen is really not great for me. Nor Preview. Actually the only thing I have fullscreen (not in its Space) is Xcode. EDIT: I meant window maximized to fill the screen, not fullscreen, which
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A Bloat Aware Filesystem for Container Debloating(github.com)
1 points by frizlab 2y ago|0 comments
879.
Trump Responds to Apple Keeping Diversity Policies(macrumors.com)
19 points by frizlab 2y ago|15 comments
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by frizlab 2y ago
It is not a hard link. A clone is an independent file which is backed by the same storage. So far mostly the same as a hard link you’ll say. However if you modify a clone, it will be “uncloned” and will be modified independently of its clon
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by frizlab 2y ago
The article says the builds do work even when denying the connections, so it should not be an issue.
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by frizlab 2y ago
They always could. With advanced data protection they could not. The law mandated to add a backdoor to allow the government to also see encrypted data (which made the encryption insecure by definition). Apple refused to comply so you don’t
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by frizlab 2y ago
Ah! TIL Thanks :)
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by frizlab 2y ago
Tangentially related, in English (and most languages) there are usually no spaces (or non-breaking spaces, which is the correct space before a punctuation marks in French) before the exclamation point (and interrogation point, semicolon and
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Leverage(massicotte.org)
5 points by frizlab 2y ago|0 comments
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by frizlab 2y ago
> On Windows one can change how a date is rendered I think that’s true on all OSes
887.
by frizlab 2y ago
They do much. They spend usually around 20 minutes doing stuff before rebooting.
888.
by frizlab 2y ago
Ha yeah, IIRC macOS updates on Intel are slower (and not only because of the processor and/or disk, but because of the whole architecture).
889.
by frizlab 2y ago
On what computer? Actual modern macOS updates takes some initial time indeed, but in the background ! The reboot phase is not very long.
890.
by frizlab 2y ago
From the EU here, I had to login to read everything.
891.
by frizlab 2y ago
Saving unencrypted data at rest is not possible anymore on macOS. Even though it may appear as unencrypted, it is always encrypted.
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Phucking with Phishers(obrhubr.org)
3 points by frizlab 2y ago|0 comments
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Interactive and Beautiful CLI Tools with Noora(swifttoolkit.dev)
1 points by frizlab 2y ago|0 comments
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by frizlab 2y ago
* you are in the process, sorry
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A design system for building CLIs in Swift(github.com)
1 points by frizlab 2y ago|0 comments
896.
by frizlab 2y ago
So you should never build anything new? We should not use AI either, nobody truly understands how it works currently, it should not even have been built!
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by frizlab 2y ago
Or maybe your in the process of building it and that’s why you cannot understand it: it does not exist yet.
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by frizlab 2y ago
I do not want to use multiple apps for chat, first, and I especially do not want to use anything from Meta. I know it’s E2E encrypted, but they still get to know who I’m talking to and how often, and other metadata . I don’t want that.
899.
by frizlab 2y ago
Well said.
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by frizlab 2y ago
No, I will still not test this, however often it is posted on HN. git works very well thank you.

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