kingnight

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by kingnight 10y ago
Atom really should save all buffers instead of just project-linked ones. There's too much opportunity for data loss as it currently is and it removes the ability for the text editor to double as a scratchpad or quick notepad.
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by kingnight 10y ago
Can you share what the Canadian goose jacket reference/meaning is?
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by kingnight 11y ago
I find Safari to be the nicest browser to use in general, but Chrome seems to have a leg up on performance in key areas like new tab creation especially when opening a link in a new tab. It's weird lapse for Safari to lag in certain si
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by kingnight 11y ago
Why 25 years?
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by kingnight 11y ago
I think this is a good counter to my gut reaction. I think that would be an interesting show to watch as well but I don't think that'd appeal to a broader audience at all and the particular host also speaks to that direction being
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by kingnight 11y ago
Ew. This sounds very tasteless. How about doing something creative and that's not navel gazing or better yet use this money on OS X.
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by kingnight 11y ago
What is going on with Apple's HealthKit UI. Right now they are showing two different UI's: NEW?: http://www.apple.com/researchkit/ NEW in 9.3: http://www.apple.com/ios/updates/ The
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by kingnight 11y ago
Right on. I would have figured that iCloud would have one of those iterating cookies (I have no idea what it's really called) where each request iterates the request-data of each subsequent http call so a copy curl wouldn't work.
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by kingnight 11y ago
What is this curl script that calls out to Find My iPhone... I'm surprised that the web api is trivial enough to script but would love to use it.
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by kingnight 11y ago
I think the argument is convenience. Battery/Durability seem like pretty empty arguments when comparing something that exists in software to something physical since if that was the case most things done on computer would lose. Also, i
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by kingnight 11y ago
It's tough to hold out on major OS upgrades as they come up with a number of new app features and enhancements that are coupled with the OS.
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by kingnight 11y ago
Hi, Could you elaborate on what you believe to be far better than the extreme. AExtreme was super simple to set up and has an app too. Did you position your OnHub differently than your extreme? I have had an Extreme for years but recently m
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by kingnight 11y ago
Curious if there are rasberry pi (2) solutions that provide the saving of recordings and easy parsing. Also remote viewing and notifications of activity. Not sure the real utility of the latter two but I'm just looking at this option a
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by kingnight 11y ago
What are you using to get this granular control?
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by kingnight 11y ago
You just need bluetooth on. I don't believe the iPhone provides a distinct option for Bluetooth-On Visible vs Invisible.
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by kingnight 12y ago
all the source photos are contained within a "masters" folder inside the library package(folder). point your backup mechanism to that subfolder and you should be all set.
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by kingnight 12y ago
Aperture had way better UI. Lightroom had more powerful editing. I think Photos will have the best of both worlds once Photos.framework comes to Mac.
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by kingnight 12y ago
I am crossing my fingers that your work on iOS will be very handy for a Mac Photos extension come WWDC. Is it on the App Store or open source by chance?
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by kingnight 12y ago
I've witnessed the same whitespace but find it still beneficial in contextually separating different 'moments' as they call it. Alternatively you can just go to 'All Photos' album and view everything ever in one gia
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by kingnight 12y ago
This is a late reply, but by default, Photos stores images inside a "Photos.photolibrary" package, which is just a special folder. Inside this, all your masters are contained in a "Masters" folder which is arranges ever
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by kingnight 12y ago
Ah right, I forgot about the 'actions'. As of right now (10.0.3 beta), Photos.app does not have any available access points to "Actions", etc. Hopefully soon!
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by kingnight 12y ago
I think the big win for Photos.app / iCloud Photo Library is the fact that 3rd party app 'extensions' are able to provide exponential editing capabilities directly to the users main library. I anticipate Photos.app on Mac gai
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by kingnight 12y ago
This is really great! A couple notes for anyone trying it: 'Notes' has to be running & there has to be an existing note with the first line 'Terminal Note'. Both could be handled if anyone wanted to make it more robu
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by kingnight 12y ago
Oddly enough, I tried but was unsuccessful: exiftool -gps:all= IMG_2273.JPG ended up changing the Thumbnail Offset within that file, which is a protected EXIF item that I don't know how to change.
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by kingnight 12y ago
For anyone interested, on iCloud Photo Library beta: Downloaded off device that image was taken with via Image Capture 3942cf85f43282ece05ee01ef82f3b245e1638e6 IMG_2273.JPG Downloaded via iCloud.com/photos 0271267eb3fe02a27
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by kingnight 12y ago
Ok, that's fine, but I have existing gmail filters that send 'promotions', automated emails, etc... far & away from the inbox. What's the plan with those? Sometimes I like to peruse the ones that I've not yet ac
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by kingnight 12y ago
I would have totally jumped to Inbox but it seems there is no way to mark an email as 'read' without having to actually open it. It's kind of flabbergasting and seems very limiting to me. It definitely feels like a bit push f
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by kingnight 12y ago
'"Cards" in the java-card-OS are cryptographically "personalized" by the payment network (VISA, AMEX, MasterCard) with per-device keys and the device personal account number (DPAN)--the tokenized device only credit
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by kingnight 12y ago
Would you be able to confirm what occurs with the default settings on (suggestions on for both spotlight and Safari) and the browser is kicked into private mode. I'd presume nothing is sent to Apple but can't test at the moment.
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by kingnight 12y ago
Hi, Thank you for taking the time respond, and for your impressive body of work. My knee-jerk reaction to everything about this site can definitely be attributed to ignorance. Something worth considering, in my opinion, for the goal of the

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