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by jarym 9y ago
I love D3 but my biggest complaint is that many of the examples floating around appear to have been coded by people who don't care about reusability (and in some cases, ability for others to understand the code). Nowadays if I need to
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by jarym 9y ago
It’s also like looking at the iPhone in 2007 and saying Nokia can do x/y/z to keep the upstart out. Fact is, mis-placed corporate focus and the sense of superiority kicks these companies off top spot. Intel, as it stands this minu
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by jarym 9y ago
Intel also taking its eye off the ball as far as desktop and laptop CPUs go. CoffeeLake should be renamed CoffeeBreak given the years it’s been delayed! Perfect storm if AMD continue to pile on pressure and ARM licensees start making inroad
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by jarym 9y ago
You may not have encountered any bugs but what about the vulnerabilities they’re fixing - do you not care to have those fixes?
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by jarym 9y ago
Just gonna throw my two pence into this... I've always found that if I couldn't motivate myself to do something then I probably do not want to do it on some level and should be doing something else. If that could be you then one s
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by jarym 9y ago
I'd point out it was deployed to iPhones - devices where the underlying physical disk won't get smaller so this bug would not have appeared. iOS devices are extremely constrained in a number of ways that MacOS isn't - who kno
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by jarym 9y ago
First, it strikes me as obvious that if the Brits did this then it would have had to have been with the blessing of their peers in Belgium No senior GCHQ officer is going to sign off in a cyber hack of an ally unless they had a really good
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by jarym 9y ago
Google can afford to offer lots of stuff for free - their principal revenue remains Ads and until that needs to change then they'll be offering a lot for free.
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by jarym 9y ago
Navigated some links and found this which may shed more light: https://www.peachpie.io/usecases
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by jarym 9y ago
So if enough automated miners hit Packet.net's spot market does that mean that it'll take the cheap supply away so that non-miners will be competing for cost-effective instances?
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by jarym 9y ago
IBM still have a lot of talented and dedicated engineers despite the questionable management decisions. I would guess this probably started off as an unofficial endeavour by a single or small group of employees and the beancounters agreed t
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by jarym 9y ago
If the MBP without TouchBar that they are currently selling came with the same SSD/CPU options and 32Gb of RAM I'd buy it in a heartbeat. I also know I'm far from alone in that. Argument #2 is parrotting what Apple said. Lap
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by jarym 9y ago
So what? Windows had been the best selling Operating System for a great many years. It turned into a pile of turd and continued to be the best selling OS.
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by jarym 9y ago
I can guess - as the corporation grew its culture changed. I bet management are so focussed on their big bets (Apple TV, movie streaming, iWatch, iPad) and enhancing their cash cow (iPhone) that they are totally not focussed on the 'm
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by jarym 9y ago
So sorry, my experience with Apple from 2004 until Sierra was totally positive - hardware and software. I'm sure Apple will be rectifying this 'dropped ball' moment soon and I pray they'll learn from it.
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by jarym 9y ago
Have to agree, my biggest concern for putting it off was APFS so I waited until no one complained about it for long enough thinking 'everything else should still be ok' - big mistake. Stay away until Schiller praises the 'st
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by jarym 9y ago
Had the same issue - the Console App logs have taken a SERIOUS step back from earlier versions; lots of garbage that should clearly be DEBUG or TRACE level (I guess remnants of what developers have been working on). Anyway, after days of ex
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by jarym 9y ago
- Being a finite resource, control would seemingly belong to whoever holds the largest amount. The point isn't that the ordinary citizen is going to control it, it is that whatever quantity you have is fixed and can't be debased.
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by jarym 9y ago
"To be successful, money must be both a medium of exchange and a reasonably stable store of value." - BitCoin isn't 'money' though. As for the Charlie Stross link and the claim that BitCoin is 'designed to dama
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by jarym 9y ago
We always assume these fund manager types are smart but history has shown they're often as dumb as the average joe public. A company with no product, casual relationship with the truth as far as its technical capability goes, tarnished
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by jarym 9y ago
Article started off well and nothing seemed to be wrong with it except it was quite long and couldn’t keep me engaged until the end. Sorry - honest feedback!
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by jarym 9y ago
It’s just as likely that they originally hoped their model would result in enough conversion to paying customers that they could keep funding development but that things didn’t work out as they’d expected. I would never assume the ‘bait and
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by jarym 9y ago
"We took immediate actions to correct this" - no you didn't, you immediately tried to justify it! You made an indefensible mistake and then tried to defend it. Totally inadequate for anyone in a CxO position and the only rea
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by jarym 9y ago
Generally I’ve noticed more bugs on High Sierra than on previous OSX releases. Things ranging from UI glitches to freezing safari to random slowdowns - all across multiple different machines. Coupled with the security issues it’s clear that
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by jarym 9y ago
Cripes. Ajit Pai must badly be wanting to compete against Martin Shkreli as most despised man in America. Shkreli ended up in a jump suit (no doubt picking up soap frequently). Is Pai next?
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by jarym 9y ago
Depends on your definition of syntactic sugar - for instance, the coroutines stuff is very intuitive and makes code far more readable and easier to work with. It all compiles down to stuff that a Java decompiler will be able to read back t
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by jarym 9y ago
I think the real mistake is one of: 1. I'm gonna use NoSQL because I've heard its really cool. 2. I'm not going to use SQL because its hard for me to write queries and change stuff on the fly. If either of those are true (got
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by jarym 9y ago
'Intel inside' was clearly not just a marketing slogan but a reference to spy agencies.
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by jarym 9y ago
Governments are the next on the Silicon Valley ‘disrupt’ list. The music industry had to be dragged kicking and screaming away from their physical distribution model. Governments will have to be dragged similarly until they accept encrypted
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by jarym 9y ago
Yea but a case like this doesn't need high-powered lawyers. Usually a high-street solicitor will write a letter outlining what's happened, objecting to the legal threat and asking for information on how to return the merchandise.

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