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by jedieaston 6y ago
Why do you have to jinx it?
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by jedieaston 6y ago
I mean, it's designed to capture telemetry and push it into Azure for IT to figure out whats going on in the enterprise. It isn't aimed at consumers.
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by jedieaston 6y ago
Its (unfortunately) missing 90% of the functionality of Excel. It’s somewhat like saying “I don’t use Java, but what’s wrong with JavaScript”. One of these days either Excel for Windows will work with Wine or they’ll get it working in a bro
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by jedieaston 6y ago
They did that because grandma knows to go to internet explorer for the internet, and won’t ever click on Edge unless forced to (even though she doesn’t get security updates for IE). Your IT department can tell Edge to open intranet sites in
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by jedieaston 6y ago
1Password grabs the clipboard whenever I open the app, whether or not I'm even in a text field. Can't think of why it needs to do that..
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by jedieaston 6y ago
Because its so hard to use that nobody can really explain it. Is it a share drive in the cloud? Not really, but it can kind of do that. Is it an application platform like Salesforce? Kind of. Is it a project management system? It sure can b
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by jedieaston 6y ago
Deploying the CRUD securely is a problem, though. Things like this and AirTable are entirely managed by their developers and your IT department, and Excel sheets can just be dropped into an email. If I write a cool python script, how is the
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by jedieaston 6y ago
I think that this is coming in the next release of Safari, so MDN is correct, it's not currently supported.
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by jedieaston 6y ago
You can make custom packages yourself and upload them, but there's no information on how to remediate that with the packages that Fleetsmith themselves already installed (that I saw).
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by jedieaston 6y ago
The app clips still have to go through app review and the user is asked for consent before it is downloaded and launched. You also have to create them as part of a full app in the App Store (although for the restaurant ordering scenario, Gr
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by jedieaston 6y ago
Fleetsmith disabled their entire third-party app catalog this morning and disabled Bash scripting (that was reenabled 15 minutes ago), breaking workflows for a bunch of users (and, according to the MacAdmins slack, tons of end users got ran
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by jedieaston 6y ago
As usual, there is a way to disable this if you can apply GPO or registry tweaks. GPO: After installing[0] the Edge Group Policies (because of course they aren't included with the installer!), set the "Automatically import another
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by jedieaston 6y ago
You should be able to, since everything Docker runs inside of a Linux VM. You don't get to use Rosetta though (since it's a macOS thing), and the performance may be poor.
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by jedieaston 6y ago
A hypothetical Chrome Inc. (or Chrome Foundation) could make its money off of selling rights to the search bar (hypothetically to Google anyway), and, I suppose, donations. Enterprise support would be another thing they'd have to provi
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by jedieaston 6y ago
Docker on ARM will work, Docker for x86 will not. The State of the Union showed a demo of Hypervisor.framework with Parallels, and they made it clear that Debian AArch64 was running (uname -a). Since Docker runs inside a VM on the Mac, it&#
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by jedieaston 6y ago
To show off their frontend stuff, they left all of the JS available on https://app.hey.com without logging in. I think they plan on open-sourcing their improvements into new updates to Rails and turbolinks, eventually. If you&#x
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by jedieaston 6y ago
Apple had a list at the State of the Union of open source technology projects they had built pull requests for to add ARM support. Electron was up there, as was Python 3, OpenJDK and Go, notably.
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by jedieaston 6y ago
The emulation thing seemed to me to be Hypervisor.framework for ARM, as they showed Linux and Docker running (which both run on ARM), but not Windows (which an average user may be more interested in).
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by jedieaston 6y ago
It definitely is, one of Craig's notes was "Remote Keynote watch party with team"
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by jedieaston 6y ago
In this[0] iFixit teardown (of last year's 13-inch, they don't have one for this year yet, but I assume the inside layout hasn't changed much), the cooling setup is a lot more traditional with a heatpipe from the CPU to the f
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by jedieaston 6y ago
That's a fair comparison though, if you're a Mac user and this machine is twice as fast and gets 5 more hours on a charge, you'll probably be persuaded to upgrade. If you aren't a Mac user I don't think they need to
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by jedieaston 6y ago
Looks like this will be right up your alley, then: https://readwise.io/
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by jedieaston 6y ago
Probably because nobody has gotten OS X running on that version of QEMU.
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by jedieaston 6y ago
Well, there __is__ In-App Purchase support, but it only works if your IP is in the 17.0.0.0/8 block. We put it in because we knew it was very important to Apple ;)
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by jedieaston 6y ago
The rule that business-targeted apps and consumer-targeted apps are subject to different IAP rules is not in the App Store Review Guidelines. Basecamp asked them why Hey was blocked and Basecamp was not, they were given that as a response.
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by jedieaston 6y ago
I mean, they give you MBOX export and forwarding forever even if you stop paying them. What else would you want them to do? The feature stack would be impossible to implement on IMAP, and all of the features would have to be exposed in ever
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by jedieaston 6y ago
They specifically didn't know though. Basecamp is distributed without an option to buy a subscription via IAP, and never has had that option. If you do not have a Basecamp account, you get little more than the logo smiling back at you.
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by jedieaston 6y ago
The App Store is different than in your example. In your example, I could put up a store myself called Toilet Paper Warehouse, and probably be successful in that town given that nobody else sells the toilet paper consumers desire. Whereas i
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by jedieaston 6y ago
Chrome Enterprise is free (it’s just a zipped file with GPOs and the MSI installer for Chrome). These policies should apply on the Chrome you already have.
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by jedieaston 6y ago
Whoops, missed that entirely. Thanks!

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