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by leonatan 11y ago
Don't count on Swift-exclusive APIs anytime soon.
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by leonatan 11y ago
Lowest common denominator. Terrible for UX for everything but the most basic UI designs, sorry. Each platform requires UI work to make it really fit the platform in question.
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by leonatan 11y ago
Conspiracy theory: The Verge is still angry that Apple enabled content blocking, thus allowing users to remove most of their adtech bloat.
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by leonatan 11y ago
Why "were"? We are still alive, humanity is still suffering from the "war on drugs".
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by leonatan 11y ago
Hizb'Allah is the most correct one. Hi babe is the Arabic word for "party", as in "The party of Allah". Right wing and zionists got it right this time.
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by leonatan 11y ago
Good allegory at the end!
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by leonatan 11y ago
The hardware required for enforcing this is not found on 5C or older devices.
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by leonatan 11y ago
If they could do that, they could also read the memory for the encryption key stored in the enclave. No such attack exists that we know of.
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by leonatan 11y ago
The encryption key is deleted. All data can remain on the flash for years, but it's useless.
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by leonatan 11y ago
The author mentions one thing which perplexes me. Do Not Disturb turns off automatically every morning, eve if I manually enable it during negotiations the day. His example makes no sense.
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by leonatan 11y ago
They don't. The == variant is has double the width.
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by leonatan 11y ago
Wouldn't libdispatch be a much better option if you don't mind Apple's blocks extension to the C language?
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Apple TV – A World Without Webviews(medium.com)
2 points by leonatan 11y ago|0 comments
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by leonatan 11y ago
HEVC is not an open standard. It has, arguably, even worse/strict license model.
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by leonatan 11y ago
I'm pretty sure x265 is just not mature enough. Same thing happened with x264, where it had many issues and bugs. We all know how these fared in the long run.
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by leonatan 11y ago
Terrible clickbait title for a terrible article.
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by leonatan 11y ago
And it's not really that complex when you look at it from a macro view point. Its purpose should be even smaller.
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by leonatan 11y ago
How exactly do you see browsers operate without it? It's not going away.
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by leonatan 11y ago
Yes besides your privacy, it's "great". Buy Solaitaire for 10$ a month?
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by leonatan 11y ago
Don't install. Gladly, WU is broken beyond repair in those.
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by leonatan 11y ago
Fix Windows 10: Say no to Microsoft and don't install it. Don't tell them this model is successful.
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by leonatan 11y ago
Archived version until the site is up: https://web.archive.org/web/20150824023803/http://www.hakspe...
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by leonatan 11y ago
#define do don't
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by leonatan 11y ago
News coverage today is all about sensetionalist opinion pieces and soapbox. Nothing shows this better than Pao and GamerGate coverage the last few years.
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by leonatan 11y ago
Mail relay servers deny its acceptance.
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by leonatan 11y ago
Neither Safari nor IE's reading mode sends or shares any data with a third party entity. If you know differently, please share to the contrary.
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by leonatan 11y ago
You found a bug in an unstable version 1.0 compiler (for me, Swift 1.2 is the de facto version 1.0). Great. But the clickbait title lost you a lot of good will.
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by leonatan 11y ago
Less click bait?
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by leonatan 11y ago
SecureCRT is very good.
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by leonatan 11y ago
Then it must have exploited some leftover, or Apple just moved stuff around. If backup is possible, then access to sandboxes is still allowed one way or another.

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