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by jabedude 1y ago
This video does not show a Glock firing with a "small amount of pressure on the trigger", which is what the OP said the issue w/ the P320 is
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by jabedude 1y ago
In this case, the historic reputation for quality is entirely disconnected from the company. SIG USA shares a brand with the German and Swiss companies with the same name, but it is not the same company that made the P226
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by jabedude 1y ago
I haven't touch anything like this in a good while, how cheap could I get a simple Arduino style chip with a few gpio to drive a yellow LED in 2025?
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by jabedude 2y ago
> MacOS has a feature called Gatekeeper, which limits what software you can run on your Mac to only those applications that Apple approves This is a lie. Gatekeeper in no way limits the software you can run. It presents an easier experie
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by jabedude 2y ago
I will never understand how Starcraft II failed
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by jabedude 2y ago
somewhat related, I'm curious what the future of fuchsia is? I would have imagined that transitioning Chromebook to fuchsia would be possible at some point, but going to android makes it seem less likely?
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by jabedude 3y ago
Sure seems like pessimism is becoming prevalent in the US tech industry. I'm reminded of Tony Soprano explaining his depression to his psychiatrist: "It's good to be in something from the ground floor. I came too late for tha
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by jabedude 3y ago
Is Southwest Airlines not carrying luggage from United for free blatantly monopolistic behavior?
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by jabedude 3y ago
> I don't understand where this belief comes from For me it comes from a survey of the previous 2 millennia of human history and witnessing constant technological advancements that produce higher and higher standards of living
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by jabedude 3y ago
Where? Saying something like this should be accompanied with proof
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by jabedude 4y ago
TIL servo was still actively developed. I thought it was dead after Mozilla stopped developing it.
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by jabedude 4y ago
You can do that today on macOS? Build XNU with support for respecting your self-signed cert and then boot it
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by jabedude 4y ago
What would be a suitable key in your analogy?
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by jabedude 4y ago
Isn't google the canonical example?
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by jabedude 4y ago
Likely some issue with a notecard being able to be fashioned into a weapon
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by jabedude 4y ago
Oh wow, I love this use case. I'd imagine it's also quite useful on a plane as well
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by jabedude 4y ago
What’s the difference between ImmersedVR and Horizon?
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by jabedude 4y ago
Odd that you’re being downvoted. If the article had shown that Safari or the system allocator used this locking strategy then that would be evidence, otherwise the person you responded to is just making things up
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by jabedude 4y ago
You should do the same for macOS! Cool analysis, I appreciate it
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by jabedude 4y ago
I was hired at my current company because I responded to a who’s hiring post almost 2 years ago
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by jabedude 5y ago
How is this information relevant on a discussion about a pilot shortage affecting a major carrier?
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by jabedude 5y ago
Hands down my favorite OS text book. In a way I owe my interest and career in operating systems development to it
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by jabedude 5y ago
You can completely disable analytics on macOS for both 3rd party developers and Apple itself
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by jabedude 5y ago
Do eviction rates correlate to rent prices at all?
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by jabedude 5y ago
Seems like a useful feature for a service manager like systemd to have for its managed services. It is already able to perform inetd style socket activation, I imagine this would be a welcome feature
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by jabedude 5y ago
The non-compressed video[0] is much clearer. I can clearly see the truck ~1s before the crash [0]. https://twitter.com/haenschengross/status/147332613675511808...
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by jabedude 5y ago
I can see the argument. Nothing forces an individual to click on or engage with an advertisement
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by jabedude 5y ago
I think this has been reposted several times within the last 24 hours: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29017086 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29025027 https://news.ycombinator.com&#x2
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by jabedude 5y ago
> Apple doesn’t issue new certs anymore it seems This is not true. kexts are still signed by apple after being submitted and vetted.
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by jabedude 5y ago
> is it possible the universe is lying to you on a fundamental level? This was what was most interesting to me while reading the trilogy. The thought experiment of the 2-D society living on a paper target that is trying to predict where

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