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by jannes 7y ago
I can see the 3700X and 3900X stocked on Amazon Canada, UK, France, Spain and Japan. They seem to be out of stock in Amazon Germany. While Amazon US and Italy haven't had any stock yet.
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by jannes 7y ago
If you are running a PowerPC you can use this pretty up-to-date Firefox fork: https://www.floodgap.com/software/tenfourfox/
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by jannes 7y ago
We should also thank Firefox for having adblockers at the time when Chrome was released. Otherwise Google wouldn't have felt the need to add an adblocker extension API in the first place. Having adblocker extensions was one of the thin
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by jannes 7y ago
Apple just announced a new iCloud app for Windows (distributed throught the Microsoft Store): https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/icloud/9pktq5699m62 Apparently this iCloud client uses the same file system inte
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by jannes 7y ago
And Firefox add-ons return promises instead of taking callbacks like Chrome.
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by jannes 7y ago
How do you make use of this? It does not seem to be an obvious part of the app store.
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by jannes 7y ago
VS is pretty nice if you run it without plugins that slow it down (like ReSharper)
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by jannes 7y ago
Checks out. NaN === NaN // false
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by jannes 7y ago
Is this a regional feature? I don't see it on my phone with iOS 12.3. I am located in Europe.
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by jannes 7y ago
You don't need to give WhatsApp access to your photos. If you want to share a photo you just have to leave the WhatsApp app and start the sharing from the Photos app and select WhatsApp as the target.
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by jannes 7y ago
As far as I know Stuxnet didn't break any US/Isreal laws. Of course it broke Iranian laws, though. I think Obama said "no comment" to reporters, but then basically admits it by talking about how he regrets that this info
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by jannes 8y ago
It's Ctrl+Shift+K for me on Windows (and I haven't changed any of the default shortcuts).
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by jannes 8y ago
I think it's just a question of which algorithm the browsers use to translate the mouse wheel input into an animation. The other browsers are probably mostly tested with Apple's high precision mouse/trackpad devices that repo
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by jannes 8y ago
Not really, because C is a compiled language instead of interpreted. So you would have to distribute binaries. This library does not help with that.
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by jannes 8y ago
Once per day? That's a lot. I wouldn't call that "stop checking Facebook". You are still a MAU (monthly active user) in their statistics.
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by jannes 8y ago
Just disable 1st-party scripts and 3rd-party scripts in the uBlock Origin popup for techcrunch.com and that modal should not appear anymore. https://prnt.sc/mo26b4
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by jannes 8y ago
Are you sure about that battery drain? A malicious actor could easily conceal their activity by making 24-hour-long recordings and sending them in the night (or whenever connected to WiFi and plugged into power).
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by jannes 8y ago
Are you referring to Earth's atmosphere as an air sea? Is that an actual term being used? I couldn't find anything about this term in a quick ddg search.
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by jannes 8y ago
What do you mean? There are many examples of people using LD_PRELOAD to patch the behaviour of other's binaries.
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by jannes 8y ago
This single sign-on is an intended feature of Keychain on iOS. Apple designed it that way. It's only shared between apps that are signed with the same certificate.
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by jannes 8y ago
How many people would accept a new tax system where rich people can arbitrarily force poorer people to move?
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by jannes 8y ago
How exactly is it a surprise that an app has access to the contents of the framebuffer that it just generated? I assume you are against their choice to send a log of their drawing commands in the form of images.
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by jannes 8y ago
I don't understand why this comment is so downvoted. It's a very valid point.
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by jannes 8y ago
Yes, all your users would have to be signed up for Apple's Developer Program ($99/year) or have a jailbroken device.
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by jannes 8y ago
iMessage <-> WhatsApp. But that's a pretty minor business segment for Apple...
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by jannes 8y ago
Who benefits from this, though? The first one that comes to mind is Intel... Although I am not suggesting that they did it. It's just a hypothetical question.
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by jannes 8y ago
That's horrible for the environment.
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by jannes 8y ago
If everyone hosts their email with Amazon it's gonna be quite centralised.
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by jannes 8y ago
Wow. What a horrible comment.
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by jannes 8y ago
I think the essay doesn't make the case for everyone to 'fire their boss' rather than to limit organisation size to about 8 people and to eliminate hierarchies.

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