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by lilyball 4y ago
This sounds neat, but something sorely missing from this page is ahh mention of accessibility. Does Dioxus integrate with the platform-native accessibility APIs?
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by lilyball 4y ago
The Reanimate site says that it ships with Chipmunk2D, and the example I linked shows both import Chiphunk.Low import Reanimate.Chiphunk However I can't find any reference to Reanimate.Chiphunk anywhere, and if I search the re
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by lilyball 4y ago
Is this the discussion you're referring to? https://github.com/reanimate/reanimate/discussions/210 It's actually pretty interesting to read. The author makes a not totally unreasonable argument as f
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by lilyball 4y ago
Those aren't the OS, those are individual apps that have chosen to use a web rendering engine for various content, and it's not even correct. Calendar doesn't use WebKit at all and never has. Mail.app uses it to render extern
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by lilyball 4y ago
That door's state is due to the key being lost, not due to organic growth.
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by lilyball 4y ago
The overhead of mapping the files on disk into memory is pretty minimal. The framework still has to be initialized anew for every application. About the only benefit I can think of is WebKit might be in the dyld shared cache (assuming that
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by lilyball 4y ago
If I quit all WebKit apps then by definition I've quit everything that loads the libraries. You also seem to be very confused as to the difference between a library and a process, given what you've been saying. Having a bunch of a
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by lilyball 4y ago
No they aren't. There's no central webkitd or anything like that. WebKit is a framework, not a background daemon. If you quit all apps that use WebKit, then no associated processes will exist anymore. If you look in Activity Monit
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by lilyball 4y ago
Please don't give them any ideas
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by lilyball 4y ago
If you don't want to trust the Tailscale coordination server, and decide that tailnet lock is not for you, have you taken a look at Headscale? https://github.com/juanfont/headscale
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by lilyball 4y ago
Fixing defects/gaps is improving.
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by lilyball 4y ago
If 32 bits lasted 10 years, 33 bits would not last 20, as engagement is not a constant. If we look at the last 10 years, presumably there were a lot more posts in the second 5 years than in the first 5 years. I don't know what Reddit&#
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by lilyball 4y ago
"e" in scientific mode is a shortcut for the "ln" function. That said, I tested again, and once again copying "1e20" and pasting it into the Calculator works just fine. It's definitely not treating it the
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by lilyball 4y ago
I just tested right now, ⌘C copies the string "1e20" and ⌘V pastes that same string. So yeah it looks like it was fixed.
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by lilyball 4y ago
"to the security people" means emailing the relevant email address, not Feedback Assistant.
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by lilyball 4y ago
"let's draw a line at 34 degrees" makes for a nice display, but presumably the actual filtering for matching bases spanned 34–35 degrees.
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by lilyball 4y ago
Apple isn't breaking a standard. If the IP address was reassigned to another device it'll just get told that upon attempting to use it.
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by lilyball 4y ago
Why are they fighting? Why is your router aggressively reusing the IPs as soon as the lease expires? In my house, all of my devices end up with pretty stable IPs (even non-Apple ones) and I haven't done anything special to configure th
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by lilyball 4y ago
AIUI some of them are communicated informally by Apple engineers to individuals, some of them are found by using `strings` on the binary and looking at reasonable-seeming keys, any key that actually has a UI to set it is typically found jus
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by lilyball 4y ago
I admit I still use a 6-digit passcode, but if you're actually serious about protecting your data you should be using an alphanumeric password anyway. Even ignoring the server-side stuff, that single password unlocks most of the data o
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by lilyball 4y ago
iPhone 14 doesn't even have a SIM card anymore, it's strictly eSIM (and previous models could optionally use eSIM).
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by lilyball 4y ago
According to other comments, it's being done on-device.
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by lilyball 4y ago
They're not serving modified versions of the song.
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by lilyball 4y ago
Looking at the original press release, I much prefer it to this third-party site. All the third-party site really did was remove a tiny bit of fluff, but it's having intermittent loading issues and is absolutely covered in ads if you
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by lilyball 4y ago
They're actually not, they're prescribed orally, a lot of people take them sublingually anyway because it's more effective.
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by lilyball 4y ago
What's the threshold for this though? If you choose the hash and I have to produce the preimage, that scenario means you could always pick a "strong" hash, but if e.g. 50% of hashes are "weak" hashes, then a complet
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by lilyball 4y ago
According to https://github.com/apple/swift/blob/6d2a3bbf9d518c2ff8c63731... > The Swift language contains a number of features not part of the Hindley-Milner type system, including constrained polymorphi
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by lilyball 4y ago
What about cases where the hash output isn't properly distributed across all possible outputs. Could some specific hash outputs be easier to find preimages for, and therefore have weaker preimage resistance? The idea here being that if
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by lilyball 4y ago
The problem is calculating all the types. This is largely a consequence of overloading (and especially operator overloads) and literals. Splitting them up into separate variables works because Swift type-checks each line separately, so movi
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by lilyball 4y ago
In general, is it harder to do preimage attacks or second preimage attacks?

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