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by keyle 2y ago
No and no. I just enjoy Swift and SwiftUI.
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by keyle 2y ago
https://hackaday.com/2024/11/01/apple-forces-the-signing-of-...
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by keyle 2y ago
Yeah I was looking at that. The problem is I write my own mac software and I'd be missing on that.
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by keyle 2y ago
15.1 completely removed the ability to "open anyway" within the Privacy & Security panel, which was already a shocking way of handling it.
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by keyle 2y ago
No, this is what I'm saying, 15.1 removed the system settings to "open anyway". It's gone.
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by keyle 2y ago
No one really complained with 15.1 and macOS completely blocking software that is "untrusted". You know the "move to bin" popup, which you used to unblock in the past by cmd+clicking the binary, or later via the settings
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by keyle 2y ago
I can't find an exact story but this pdf [1] has a foot note about the naming being changed (search for Luke). [1] https://libros.metabiblioteca.org/server/api/core/bitstreams... [pdf]
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by keyle 2y ago
It boggles my mind that you would launch without that as a prime directive.
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by keyle 2y ago
I'm curious what caused you eyestrain if you ever found out? Small font or something more?
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by keyle 2y ago
Perhaps, instead of fixing platforms, or banning them when we have no control over them, we should work on the idiot thing... Although I imagine it's a lot harder than just banning platforms. Especially when the local governments benef
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by keyle 2y ago
Thanks for pointing that out, that made me gulp and I'm not even sure what 'Sec' they're talking about seeing they were recently featured in a defcon talk.
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by keyle 2y ago
Any idea what the impact is for the state grids? I wonder if they got a sudden drop in feed-ins and whether it affects pricing. Any idea how common this manufacturer is across the place? I'm not from the states, but I do know that if m
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by keyle 2y ago
Alternatively rewrite some non trivial work of your own from X to Y language. You'll learn more than making frivolous programs about made up stuff.
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by keyle 2y ago
As a long term linode user, I think the enshittification is well underway :(
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by keyle 2y ago
There is a reason the younger generations aren't into cars. There are less places to go to, shopping is online now, car parks and shopping malls are dying. Public transport is getting better or less worse than it used to be, owning a c
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by keyle 2y ago
Off topic, your website is interesting, I wish I knew how to interpret it "commitment of traders". Maybe there is a blog post somewhere?
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by keyle 2y ago
I'm not sure why you compare this to airplanes. Airplanes fuel consumption is very expensive if the plane is empty relative to profit. They need to put bums in seats for the flight to be viable commercially. On the other hand, a flat o
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by keyle 2y ago
When I hear "Oracle", the last thing that comes to mind is "Heroes". But then again I've been through this industry a long time, new gen might see it differently. Well, no, still, acquiring names and doing nothing w
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by keyle 2y ago
Thanks for your account of these supplements. I thought PABA looked interesting until reading this. Hopefully some day we can have an over the counter drug that restores or slows graying. I don't have issues with mine beyond it being p
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by keyle 2y ago
I agree with what you wrote and I am familiar with that saying. PHP to me, professionally, is nothing without Laravel. So as long as Laravel doesn't become more obtuse than it already is, it's all good. I really dislike getters an
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by keyle 2y ago
Honestly it depends of the language you're writing in too. Some language are just long and wordy and having a 'fixed' size just leads to awkward line splits. e.g. all the languages that tend to favour 2 space tabs.
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by keyle 2y ago
I meant something along the line of non-fiction. Actual IT book. In your example I'd name it Agile in the real world, with a perfect legit cover, and as you go through the chapters, it starts descending into a complete circus and the j
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by keyle 2y ago
I feel there is not enough Satire IT book. Someone ought to take the shit, and by that I mean realistically picture the industry.
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by keyle 2y ago
The price, is infinity times cheaper. Also terminal based means it can run on remote machines or local.
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by keyle 2y ago
Hah this is a great definition, succinct and it fits my experience. "I still want to code, and less Microsoft Teams" Typically it means having a broad experience across product lines and being able to give pointers to the confused
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by keyle 2y ago
Related, has anyone noticed with the new Sequoia, Apple Notes, which I use extensively, if you start searching or clicking as soon as the window open, you get a frozen application that won't recover - it must be killed? Is that being r
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by keyle 2y ago
Offline installer that doesn't ring home.
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by keyle 2y ago
That was my point yes.
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by keyle 2y ago
But after that, for reasons that Sega does not make explicit, they will be "delisted and unavailable." I really don't understand this move. The hard work is putting the games on Steam and making sure they work. Ass
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by keyle 2y ago
Gorgeous. Maybe there is a universe...

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