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> For the time being, until Apple fixes this serious bug in macOS, we therefore highly recommend to turn off the built-in firewall of macOS when also using Little Snitch or Little Snitch Mini. I remember back in the day when installing t
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2y ago
Apple's frameworks must be perpetually in beta.
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2y ago
Krita is fantastic, and these look gorgeous! Thank you so much for your work.
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2y ago
Awesome! I much prefer KDE over GNOME and with all recent enhancements to Plasma this is a very welcome change (short of KDE being the default).
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2y ago
Banning <16 year olds from social media is for their protection. Banning >60 from social media (and I’d add voting) is for everyone else’s protection.
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2y ago
They should do Xitter and Reddit next.
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2y ago
That really is not a valid argument, since Apple have grown to be "the phone". Also, many are unaware or unable to make the determination who or what will own their data before purchasing a device. One only accepts the privacy pol
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2y ago
Indeed, the attestation process, as described by the article, is more geared towards unauthorized exfiltration of information or injection of malicious code. However, "authorized" activities are fully supported where that means si
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2y ago
A homeless person wouldn’t qualify as they don’t have a fixed address which is mandatory. Ultimately, if you really have bad intentions, you find a way. It’s a question of risk and responsibility if you want to put yourself in such a positi
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2y ago
It's even more confronting because folks from Saudi Arabia literary own many of the outlets, products and services available in western countries.
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2y ago
It depends on the type of business. In the EU, VAT registered companies are usually mandated to have a physical location and local representative within the country of operation. So you can be remote all you want, as long as your company an
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2y ago
This is really disappointing. You'd expect the opposite (the platform becoming more capable and versatile) but I guess Apple's understanding of "better" is not the same.
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2y ago
We use the Galaxy A15 as a test device for entry level phones in our lab. I get to spend a lot of time with it while testing and debugging. There is absolutely no difference compared to a more expensive phone. Of course, there is the occasi
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2y ago
How cruel can one be to try to come up with such a "line"? In my mind it goes like this: If you're served by a human and tips are not included in normal pay by law, you tip. If it's a country where people can't live
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2y ago
People aren't excited because most of it already exists with native apps like chatGPT itself or even Copilot (Microsoft's SwiftKey keyboard for example, can generate memes, images, guess emoji etc) Integrarion through Siri is not
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2y ago
Apple burned through collosal amount of developer/core fanbase good will with this little mauver. More than a year of hostile actions against developers, consumer choice and then anti EU PR stunts etc. Many of their services like News
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2y ago
This is a really cool comparison, thank you for sharing! Beyond performance, Rust also brings a high level of portability and these examples show just how versatile a pice of code can be. Even beyond the server, running this on iOS or Andro
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2y ago
The modern challenge of Googling would be to separate fact from AI/fake content.
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2y ago
I think MVC is a general concept / pattern and doesn't need to be reflected exactly in order to be useful. In case of Django (and other frameworks like Phoenix), the "view" is not necessarily a template .. can be a JSON
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2y ago
> Are we disconnected from reality here? Yes, Apple has been blind to the actual humans using their products for some time now. Apple's fandom would probably quote statistics about demand while failing to realise that normal people
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2y ago
I assume nodes capable of interacting via activity pub? Good question - if a server uses activity pub but not in a way that's compatible with say mastodon (e.g. they use notes for a different purpose), then does this count or not? I th
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2y ago
Nice, I love it! It reminds me of Prisma and yet, it's all Rust. Also good to see that async is the focus point of the API so the usage feels ergonomic.
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2y ago
Can we actually count the number of instances and users on Mastodon (the fediverse)? I have alt accounts in at least two separate "bubbles" of servers that only federate with each other and wouldn't show up in stats like this
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2y ago
It would be somewhat surprising but Apple has been "exceptionally odd" for more than a year now with their messaging, trying not to be excited about features they were forced to add because of antitrust.
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2y ago
I really wish this wasn't yet another platform war. There are already countless Quest devices, apps and games out there. Also, it will be very hard for Apple to beat the Quest 3S price point, we just got 4 headsets so we can all play t
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2y ago
> resentment with the App Store Not only, in general, over the last year or so, Apple has used every opportunity to antagonise and frustrate developers. A business wouldn't care about the Vision Pro because there are but 10 people w
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2y ago
Sorry, this link is not accessible for me. It would be nice to add some more information to the repo’s readme.
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2y ago
What does it do? Isn’t HuggingChat already available as a dedicated web app ( https://huggingface.co/chat/ )?
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2y ago
That animation when it was searching... it was so amazing back then, you could "feel" the knowledge and facts unfolding in one's computer.
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2y ago
I think the opposite... instead of going through the trouble of making people change their ways (which we know is hard and takes generations) instead we eliminate the root cause. Sounds efficient to me.
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