karlshea

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by karlshea 11y ago
Or you could only listen during half of those things.
482.
by karlshea 11y ago
Bathroom/shower time, driving, laundry, smoke breaks, cooking dinner, cleaning.
483.
by karlshea 11y ago
It doesn't really look like that's what this is, it's just a different way to wire up native UI components. You're still writing Objective C and using Cocoa.
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by karlshea 11y ago
I have to echo this. I really wonder where you got that impression because it's the opposite of both the reputation I hear and my own experience. There are very few applications that I miss from Windows. Most big cross-platform appli
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by karlshea 11y ago
Los Santos is in the state of San Andreas. I agree the title is a bit confusing through.
486.
by karlshea 11y ago
Modification of GTA V that creates and follows a deer wandering through the fictional state of San Andreas. The deer character is autonomous and will wander and respond to it's surroundings, interacting with the existing GTA V artific
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by karlshea 11y ago
The world is a different place now than it was when those people were in that position, it's hardly a good comparison. Everything moves faster today and the Secretary of State should be able to along with it. Would you be able to be go
488.
by karlshea 11y ago
It sounds like you aren't very familiar with the actual ask; that's not at all what they are tasked with doing. The FBI wants them to create an operating system that would run entirely from RAM without touching any of the flash me
489.
by karlshea 11y ago
Gather data, which Apple already does and provides. Not write wholesale operating systems, sign them, and maintain them for only the government to use.
490.
by karlshea 11y ago
I was able to use the PPA to upgrade my install on Ubuntu 14.04 and everything went smoothly. The new theme looks really good!
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by karlshea 11y ago
Sorry, I guess I wasn't super clear. I meant Apple's backend.
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by karlshea 11y ago
I'd be super interested to know what their backend looks like (at least the new stuff, not WebObjects), I wish they were as open as Facebook with regard to tech. Unfortunately that's probably a wish that will forever be unfulfille
493.
by karlshea 11y ago
For point a, it's not another extension, it's a list of filter rules you load in uBlock Origin like all of the others on its 3rd-party filters tab.
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by karlshea 11y ago
Apple's response addresses almost every point you bring up, so I'm guessing you didn't read it. Which is probably why you're posting with a throwaway account.
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by karlshea 11y ago
marklawrutgers' link in another comment fixes this: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1FJTvWT5RHFSYuEoFVpAe...
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by karlshea 11y ago
I'm not 100% certain about this, but I always felt like they stole that sound from the game Worms.
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by karlshea 11y ago
Same here. It's really really nice for administrative interfaces: forms, buttons, table grids, error states, labels, etc. Everything looks good and the people that actually have to use it don't even know what "Bootstrap"
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by karlshea 11y ago
You might have an application that uses SQL Server-specific features, and if you have a separate database server cluster now you just have to pay for SQL Server licenses instead both it and Windows Server.
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by karlshea 11y ago
It does not, which is also a dealbreaker for me.
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by karlshea 11y ago
I'd just like to go back and show 15-year-ago me Firebug or Chrome/Firefox's DevTools and inspector. It's pretty stunning how far the tooling has come and what you can do with it.
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by karlshea 11y ago
I think even people that are older sometimes forget how terrible it was to develop with JavaScript before things like Prototype and jQuery came on the scene. Just moving from alert() to console.log() was a revelation.
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by karlshea 11y ago
It did have iCloud backups, but the latest was six weeks prior. The FBI requested the iCloud password be reset, which prevented a new iCloud backup they could have subpoenaed.
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by karlshea 11y ago
Bye Mandrill. I've converted some of my clients' free accounts to paid once they started needing more features or sending more email, but going forward I'll be using someone else. Amazon SES or alternatives might be a pain bu
504.
by karlshea 11y ago
If it's an effective marketing strategy then what might that indicate about people's opinions regarding the intentions of the US Justice Department?
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by karlshea 11y ago
Right, they are sometimes using it as a marketing advantage, but I don't think "hurting Google" is why they care about encryption/privacy in general or why they are standing up about this court case specifically.
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by karlshea 11y ago
Google does care in some cases, a couple of years ago they started encrypting links between their datacenters because the NSA was snooping on internal Gmail traffic.
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by karlshea 11y ago
I honestly don't think Apple gave one second's thought about Google when they decided to take a stand on this issue.
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by karlshea 11y ago
You're not crazy, it's called "coil whine": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HP73edpQwgc
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by karlshea 11y ago
Affected me today by screwing up Backblaze's .bzvol folder and disassociating the volume from the backup service. Luckily it didn't delete anything vital, and the temporary fix is to just make a /.aaaaa folder for now. But wh
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Mac Creative Cloud update nukes everything in first hidden folder on boot volume(twitter.com)
9 points by karlshea 11y ago|3 comments

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