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by fuzzywalrus 11y ago
I'm curious how much Metal matters but it seems like they went from GPU to CPU in Yosemite and then back to the GPU. The review sorta skimmed on Metal but reported that it only worked on a Mac Pro 2013, which lead me to wonder why my 2
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by fuzzywalrus 11y ago
I was about to comment the above too. The world isn't static. This also discounts time of year shots, as fall trees vs snow covered hills vs spring blooms make a world of difference too (they do mention that geo-tagging isn't the
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by fuzzywalrus 11y ago
I wish there was a way to combine a simple 4-6 digit pin with fingerprint, it'd certainly make an attack on a physical device more cumbersome, especially if the rejection happened after the TouchID so the error was obfuscated on what f
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by fuzzywalrus 11y ago
From above link: "Our attack only covers users that click the “Store my password” option though so, don’t store your master password!" That seems a rather important detail. Thanks for the link.
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by fuzzywalrus 11y ago
Right now, the biggest protection for cable is the insane license agreements with layers of bureaucracy. Having done contract work for three network TV shows, its interesting as cable providers license from the networks which licenses from
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by fuzzywalrus 11y ago
There's a double standard for women in many jobs, even in the most bike friendly city in the US, as a biker I've observed most of my fellow commuters are men. Its easier for me as there's less expectations placed on my appear
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by fuzzywalrus 11y ago
You can at least switch to another launcher to disable blinkfeed but I'm guessing its out of the frying pan into the oven with many of these: http://www.cnet.com/how-to/how-to-get-rid-of-blinkfeed-on-yo...
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by fuzzywalrus 11y ago
Define spying? Most of Apple's services are opt-in as opposed to opt-out. iTunes and Siri are where most the data collection happens. In OS you also have device location services, map data collection but most points are easily controll
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by fuzzywalrus 11y ago
MS seems in the mindset "Can't beat 'em, join 'em" as we're only In-App Purchases away from a freemium OS.
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by fuzzywalrus 11y ago
While this is a nice view on the experience of an Uber driver, its from the lens of very much of someone is "make-for-great-cultural-learning" and not someone who's forced into the share economy due to lack of opportunity els
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by fuzzywalrus 11y ago
Anecdotal: Currently managing two code camp interns and I'm impressed with the amount they cover in a meager 3 months but they're junior level developers for sure. Without some previous experience in software, its hard to believe
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by fuzzywalrus 11y ago
This article is base pandering at best. Even as someone such as myself who has quite strong pro gun control views can make the intellectual distinction between a well designed weapon vs the morality of creating one. Viewed from the lens of
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by fuzzywalrus 11y ago
QR codes and such I imagine will fade as more applications support live OCR. Its only a matter of time before phones will ship with the native app using text detection to make hyperlinks clickable from the camera app. There's already t
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by fuzzywalrus 11y ago
Indeed, I still use an aging 2008 Mac Pro and the benefits of internal storage are pretty profound. I have two Time Machine HDDs (An Internal + an External), which counts for two of my six HDDs. I'm debating going towards a service lik
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by fuzzywalrus 11y ago
Sounds like this will have a perpetual race to the bottom as inevitably there'll be developers asking high prices and not being paired with the work, and those asking less with more pairings.
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by fuzzywalrus 11y ago
So I'm wondering if they'll limit local storage accessibility for the Applications devices as a way of enforcing prototypes.
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by fuzzywalrus 11y ago
Quite amusing, but do you really want the trolls to feel engaged?
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by fuzzywalrus 11y ago
This should phrased about how much you lean on preprocessors. Sass is more more intelligible than regular CSS in many circumstances unless you're trying write everything as programmatically as possible. Its easily to write a For loop t
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by fuzzywalrus 11y ago
Agreed and to preface, not a comment on Reddit: Usually the defense of free speech means defending the less worthy of using it for those times when for when its truly worthy, there's just really no middle ground.
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by fuzzywalrus 11y ago
Notably, this article fails to mention that this is for only the graphics chart, and the selection of graphics apps fairly limited. Outside of Serif Labs, Bohemian Coding and Pixelmator, most of the apps are fairly one-note like Redacted. I
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by fuzzywalrus 11y ago
Agreed, this is advice that's steeped in Silicon Valley culture. Not everyone has the same resources, nor does everyone need to be some sort of entrepreneur. Rather than add to the noise by podcasting/blogging, better advice would
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by fuzzywalrus 11y ago
That and also, what's the UVP here? Why not Flickr if you're going to sell off your photos for storage? Even as a somewhat avid photographer with RAW files dating back to 2004 (25k photos) I'm no where near the 1TB storage th
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by fuzzywalrus 11y ago
That's wonderful but your choice is your choice and shouldn't invalidate how others choose to live their lives.
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by fuzzywalrus 11y ago
Recruiters come in waves, I may have zero recruiters for two months then have 4-5 in a week. So sometimes its flattering after the 3rd or 4th of things that barely fit, its just "What do you want?" The only recruiters I ever reply
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by fuzzywalrus 11y ago
I can only imagine when teens get ahold of chat to SMS services and decide to troll classmates with keywords. Seems like instant harassment results.
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by fuzzywalrus 11y ago
I was ready to throw my money at this until I saw this. As a developer, I know the pains of alpha and beta demonstrations but this now seems more like a kickerstarter project than finished product. Getting this off the ground (pun intended
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by fuzzywalrus 11y ago
You can visibly see and feel the delay on the Wacom Centiqs and they're 60 Hz. You adjust but it's not as ideal as there's mild tendency to under/over draw. This is probably less of a problem for a whiteboard but for art
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by fuzzywalrus 11y ago
Funny, I came to the comments to say the same. Segmented sleep is a theory all from writings of a "second sleep". I imagine for some small groups this may have existed but seems extremely unlikely as a normal behavior. BBC went as
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by fuzzywalrus 11y ago
Also, simply moving doubtfully would improve the current generation's poverty level, as they'd still be under-educated to compete with the affluent labor groups and still relegated to the same to same remedial jobs even if the par
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by fuzzywalrus 11y ago
Damn impressive - minor glitch, mouths occasionally animate before voices are triggered. Overall, fantastic and weirdly enthralling. Thanks!

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