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by lilyball 6y ago
This is a really cool idea. Any chance of supporting Safari?
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by lilyball 6y ago
Show All Tabs on iOS definitely does not reload tabs. I know on macOS it used to force all tabs to load but I had the impression lately that it wasn’t doing that anymore (though I rarely use this feature).
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by lilyball 6y ago
Even though I knew everything about the internal structure already, reading this post was worth it for learning about `git range-diff`, which I'd never heard of before. This sounds exactly like a tool I've always wished Git had.
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by lilyball 6y ago
A radar from 2016 is not useful, that describes an old bug. Just because the symptoms look like something we’ve seen before doesn’t mean it’s the same underlying issue.
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by lilyball 6y ago
I find posts like this completely pointless when they include no details at all. This is just "there's an incompatibility between third-party software and a version of macOS that the third-party software says they don't suppo
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by lilyball 6y ago
Yes, they used Preview to modify the PDF.
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by lilyball 6y ago
Keeping the swapfile on is really helpful when I accidentally open the same file in two different vim editors. But I do recommend configuring vim to place swapfiles in a different location, so you’re not scattering them all over your disk.
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by lilyball 6y ago
Coincidentally, Rachel By The Bay had a post just today that included listening in on cordless phone conversations by neighbors. https://rachelbythebay.com/w/2020/12/12/scan/
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by lilyball 6y ago
I’ve been learning Perl lately, and was surprised and pleased to learn that the built-in pod2usage() functionality for converting POD documentation in your program into --help output also automatically supports manpage output. So the Perl p
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by lilyball 6y ago
Maybe ask her “What did I say?” At least on iPhone, she’ll show you the textual version (and let you type to modify it). Because it sure sounds like she isn’t understanding the word “Groceries”.
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by lilyball 6y ago
I don't know how to view specific TCC restrictions, and I don't know of any way to view the full sandbox profile applied to the current app, but in some quick tests it sure looks like the core issue is Apple applied this sandbox r
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by lilyball 6y ago
What you’ve linked is CoreFoundation’s retain, Objective-C’s can be found in https://opensource.apple.com/source/objc4/objc4-787.1/runtim... (look for objc_object::rootRetain). The short answer for why it can
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by lilyball 6y ago
M1 is faster at retain/release under Rosetta2 than x86, and yet Rosetta2 still has the same strong memory model that x86 does.
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by lilyball 6y ago
I sure hope so. In macOS 10.15, the fast path for a retain on a (non-tagged-pointer) Obj-C object does a C11 relaxed atomic load followed by a C11 relaxed compare-and-exchange. This seems pretty standard for retain-release and I'd expe
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by lilyball 6y ago
Nix also defaults new build commands to the equivalent of `./configure && make && make install` so it works out of the box with a lot of packages, as long as you declare the build inputs that it may need. As for disk si
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by lilyball 6y ago
I’m using HomeKit as my hub, and it has been frustrating dealing with all the accessories that don’t support it natively. I run Homebridge, but that depends on availability of plugins. As long as I’m sticking with HomeKit as my hub, is ther
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by lilyball 6y ago
Can Node-RED trigger changes to HomeKit accessories, or does it need independent control over accessories?
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by lilyball 6y ago
Apple provides value to both end-users and developers. It does not seem unreasonable to charge them both. And if Apple did not charge developers, that would suggest they’d have to raise prices on end-users to make up the difference, which d
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by lilyball 6y ago
So on Jan 1st every year your commission would suddenly fall from 30% to 15%, until you hit $1M and it jumps back up to 30%? That seems rather arbitrary.
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by lilyball 6y ago
This would require everyone to understand that previous certs still require high-security for at least a few weeks post expiration. This is not something we can rely on people understanding.
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by lilyball 6y ago
> The app highlights lengthy, complex sentences and common errors; if you see a yellow sentence, shorten or split it. This was highlighted in yellow. I don’t see anything wrong with this sentence. Replacing the semicolon with a period
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by lilyball 6y ago
A bug that accidentally disables the encryption on the encrypted protocols Apple is using? That seems rather unlikely. And the second, “Use of a Mac in a public, open hotspot setting” is really the same thing as your first, because if all t
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by lilyball 6y ago
> Any freedom you're enjoying with PF isn't there because Apple decided it was a good idea. It's there because Apple decided to build on BSD. It’s there because Apple decided it was a good idea. If they didn’t think it w
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by lilyball 6y ago
It’s also linked in the very first sentence of this article.
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by lilyball 6y ago
2010 is still “new development” to me
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by lilyball 6y ago
Huh I had no idea $1/$2/etc worked as-is in an alias. The advice I learned years ago for dealing with any alias that needs to do something custom with parameters is to write it like git config alias.foo '!f() { actual com
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by lilyball 6y ago
Just a note of caution, when this feature was added tools based on libgit2 did not understand it. I just checked now, libgit2 eventually added support (though it took 5 months since I filed the ticket). But if you're using any tools th
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by lilyball 6y ago
The ability to customize Vim is precisely why I can't use Vim plugins for other editors. They never capture my customizations, and never offer the ability to replicate them. So I just live with non-modal editing when using other editor
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by lilyball 6y ago
Cmd doesn't do anything. The preview shows up on hover after a second.
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by lilyball 6y ago
> The network tools suck (why is it so hard to find the request payload??) Speaking as a non-web-dev who looks at web inspector once in a blue moon, this took me about 5 seconds. I looked at the Network tab, selected a resource, notice

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