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by kirb 9y ago
Any competent code editor app will have already disabled this. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/uikit/uitextinputt...
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by kirb 9y ago
Some quick explanations of non-obvious ones: mesu, su: software update pancake: looks like home sharing? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26900625/what-is-pancake... phobos, mzstatic: App/iTunes store, pos
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by kirb 9y ago
Macs are x86(_64) computers with mostly standard hardware. His MacBook, if not the latest (2017/2016), has great support in Linux and should run just fine. Maybe he already does have a dual boot and used macOS for this task for some re
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by kirb 9y ago
Seems it was 2000: http://www.cs.toronto.edu/~simon/howto/win2kcommands.html It definitely worked on the boot partition at least on XP, not sure about 2k. If it can’t lock the drive it schedules it to be done at b
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by kirb 9y ago
Windows XP did actually include a built in FAT32 to NTFS upgrade tool. Of course, you did have to run it manually from a command line, but I never had a failure from it. Vista would convert automatically if it saw a FAT boot drive, and I th
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by kirb 10y ago
This is a bad argument. Just because there’s a lot of chatter about Swift, doesn’t mean there’s more Swift code than ObjC out there. Of the 31 apps I have installed on my jailbroken phone, 9 contain libswift libraries. Of course, that doesn
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by kirb 10y ago
The favicon is almost identical to MSDN’s. https://msdn.microsoft.com/favicon.ico Which, now that I think of it, has an identical name to MDN anyway. Oh well.
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by kirb 10y ago
Couldn’t you just hibernate (ie, save the RAM contents to a file on disk, power off, then write the data back on next boot)? I don’t remember exactly how it’s done on macOS but it’s possible. You can also set it to hibernate after sleeping
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by kirb 10y ago
>Many MBP models with NVIDIA graphics end up needing yearly motherboard replacements Yearly? I know multiple people who need to get their 2011 MacBook Pro motherboard replaced on a monthly basis. One managed to make Apple give in and swa
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by kirb 11y ago
He also does weekly videos discussing curl, HTTP/2, stuff at Mozilla, etc; worth a subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/user/danielhaxxse
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by kirb 14y ago
The site owner needs to get a real host instead of an unreliable free host. (I and many others have had bad experiences with 000webhost.)