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by lilyball 6y ago
Yes > APNs can only relay messages up to 4KB or 16KB in size, depending on iOS or iPadOS version. If the message text is too long or if an attachment such as a photo is included, the attachment is encrypted using AES in CTR mode with a
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by lilyball 6y ago
I’ve never before heard of the phrase “currency types”. I even searched the web for “system currency types” and only got money-related results.
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by lilyball 6y ago
I’m not sure what your point is. > […] the tech giant has found no evidence that apps using the Mintegral SDK are harming users. […] The company says app developers are responsible for the behavior of their products, including the behav
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by lilyball 6y ago
I don't see "Location-Based Apple Ads" on my iPhone running iOS 14.
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by lilyball 6y ago
It looks like Apple's advertising targeting isn't using the same info that they're trying to withhold from third parties though. I actually have it off on my device so I can't see what the "View Ad Targeting Informa
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by lilyball 6y ago
Which Apple will presumably appeal and and win, because the charge was legitimate.
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by lilyball 6y ago
There’s not really any benefit to the ISP to doing this. If there was, ISPs would already detect 3 quick requests from a client that fits this pattern and disable the domain hijacking for the second and third request (or even for all 3 if t
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by lilyball 6y ago
I don’t understand why it has to randomly generate new domains each time. Surely all that matters is that it’s testing for domains that are statistically unlikely to exist, right? Why not seed the RNG with something like the current date, s
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by lilyball 6y ago
Why does adding the std::move() change the generated code though? It changes the prvalue to an xvalue, but std::move is equivalent to a static_cast, and shouldn’t both the prvalue and the xvalue versions end up calling the same std::array m
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by lilyball 6y ago
Consumables are used for more than just freemium games.
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by lilyball 6y ago
Exactly this. If IAP was a different cut, all apps would go "free" overnight and require an IAP purchase to unlock most of the app. Apple could try something like giving "consumable" IAP a different cut, but I'm sur
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by lilyball 6y ago
Free Speech is strictly an issue with the government, it does not ever apply to non-governmental platforms.
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by lilyball 6y ago
I don't use YouTube, but my preschooler does. And YouTube does take any video you watch and immediately start recommending stuff really similar to it, but it gets extremely repetitive. In particular, it keeps recommending literally th
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by lilyball 6y ago
> adding a news feed algorithm to keep up with a competitor would not have been that hard I'm not convinced this is true. TikTok's algorithmic "For You Page" is astonishingly good. Somehow TikTok manages to zero i
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by lilyball 6y ago
Or not, because that's just FUD. `dom.workers.serialized-sab-access` is the flag they've put in so that way they can disable concurrent execution of JS threads that share memory in case a novel cross-process attack shows up. Spect
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by lilyball 6y ago
I have a series of keybindings[1] for fish that use fzf to select from various git objects. One keybinding selects from commits. So with this I can type `git show <ctrl-g c>` and then pick the commit I want from the fzf interface. [1]
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by lilyball 6y ago
> Its not easy to set up git config settings for a distributed team. I assume for security reasons a repo can't configure its own settings just from a pull but even still I want that functionality. Git settings can do a lot, inclu
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by lilyball 6y ago
Is the optimizer allowed to add extra memory accesses to locations that otherwise wouldn’t have been accessed? Because that’s required here.
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by lilyball 6y ago
The C implementation bundles the ICU decNumber library for decimal numbers.
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by lilyball 6y ago
This is awfully negative. JSON explicitly does not declare the represented range of floats or integers, and doesn’t have a distinct arbitrary-precision decimal type. I haven’t read the Ion spec, only the description, but since it’s advertis
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by lilyball 6y ago
CFBundleShortVersionString must increment too though. So if you join “${CFBundleShortVersionString}.${CFBundleVersion}” the whole thing must increment, and this explains why CFBundleVersion can revert when CFBundleShortVersionString increme
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by lilyball 6y ago
Distractions in general hurt sleep. I'm not convinced using the phone is any different than other distractions. Of course, sleep researchers say that doing anything at all in bed other than sleep and sex is a bad idea, but distracting
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by lilyball 6y ago
A few weeks ago I identified doomscrolling, particularly in bed, as a major source for my recent sleeping issues. As a result, I took a major step back from Twitter in general, and especially forced myself to stop reading Twitter in bed, or
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by lilyball 6y ago
That's true, and most cloud solutions also do the same thing as Apple and retain the keys necessary to regain access to the account.
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by lilyball 6y ago
It's a feature that requires baking the hashes of the resource into the HTML. This JSDN talks about optimizing the resource separately for different browsers (e.g. adding polyfills where necessary), which means it doesn't just ser
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by lilyball 6y ago
On the other hand, tying everything to iCloud and then losing all your data because you replaced your sole device and forgot your password would be disastrous. This is the scenario that requires Apple to retain the keys to your iCloud, and
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by lilyball 6y ago
Does this support subresource integrity?
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by lilyball 6y ago
If your kids are playing games like Ticket to Ride then I suspect they’re significantly older than the target audience for Candy Land. Candy Land is intended for kids 3+.
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by lilyball 6y ago
A goodwill repair is a repair done not because the issue is covered under warranty, but because the manufacturer wants to make the client happy. This could be because the item being repaired isn’t under warranty anymore, or because the repa
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by lilyball 6y ago
Why is a site that has been around for 13 years announcing an abrupt closure with a mere 10 days notice? If this is due to money (like they said) then they could have predicted this significantly earlier and chosen to notify the community w

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