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by lilyball 3y ago
I would have expected a transaction to track whether any changes affect layout and avoid invalidating layout if only changing rendering attributes. I assume you've actually measured this though, and so I have to infer that this optimiz
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by lilyball 3y ago
Interesting how this article mentions Rust, and program analysis, but completely fails to mention that Polonius, the next-generation borrow checker project for Rust, is based on datalog (source: https://blog.rust-lang.org/in
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by lilyball 3y ago
I'm a little confused at the part about decorative attributes being done outside of the editing transaction, saying "And they are not even aware of the transaction since they live in the NSLayoutManager itself, not in NSTextStorag
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by lilyball 3y ago
Presumably that you can only add the PWA from Safari, because there does not exist any API to add a PWA from a third-party app.
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by lilyball 3y ago
This really sounds like Insight Timer was relying on these tips as a primary form of monetary compensation for their teachers. Which is to say, the existence of the tips means their own subscription fee can be lower because they don't
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by lilyball 3y ago
MDM does not by default prevent users from logging in with their own AppleID.
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by lilyball 3y ago
The plugins use WebAssembly.
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by lilyball 3y ago
Script files are typically executable. The whole point here is to make a script using a language that requires compilation. So yeah, mark it as executable, it's a script now.
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by lilyball 3y ago
Is it the fact that you can still mark the DOB as a day later in the current year, which would make age negative?
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by lilyball 3y ago
I got wasabi by adding fire to sushi.
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by lilyball 3y ago
I've now managed to get both "Spaceship" and "Space Ship". I feel like this game really needs to have some logic to avoid having two words that are essentially identical.
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by lilyball 3y ago
I just went back and did some new combinations with early ones and I'm still getting intermittent delays even though all early combinations must be done, so I assume part of this is just the server itself being a little overloaded and
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by lilyball 3y ago
A lot of combinations return instantly, so I assume that it is in fact caching a lot.
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by lilyball 3y ago
I combined Fish and Fire and got Sushi, which is a dish that is famously made without any fire whatsoever. The game also decided to pair the Wheat emoji with the word Amber.
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by lilyball 3y ago
If the boot partition isn't encrypted, doesn't this mean an attacker with physical access to the machine can remove the drive, plug it into their own machine, overwrite the boot partition, then restore the drive back in the origin
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by lilyball 3y ago
Unity wanted to charge for every single "install", where that category was defined so broadly that even loading the game in a web browser was an "install", and someone downloading and deleting and downloading the app ove
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by lilyball 3y ago
I would assume so. > Also today, Apple is sharing new business terms available for developers’ apps in the European Union. Developers can choose to adopt these new business terms, or stay on Apple’s existing terms. Nothing here suggest
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by lilyball 3y ago
I imagine the "people you've paid money" refers to the vendors of the old hardware that requires DSA.
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by lilyball 3y ago
According to https://security.apple.com/blog/imessage-contact-key-verific... , the actual verified hash of the account key is stored in an end-to-end encrypted CloudKit container and merely linked to from the contact ca
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by lilyball 3y ago
The obvious reason here is jaq makes some changes to semantics, changes which would be rejected by jq. Another likely reason is that it seems a motivation for jaq is improving the performance of jq. Any low-hanging fruit there in the jq imp
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by lilyball 3y ago
No that's just the point of the first two paragraphs. Everything past that is claiming that we're taking this idea too far. It specifically used the hypothetical situation of Asian folks deciding that being called "Asian&quot
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by lilyball 3y ago
This is a very strange article. The author spends the whole time arguing against calling groups of people by the terms they prefer, with an extra focus on trying to excuse racism (such as claiming that "all lives matter" was perfe
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by lilyball 3y ago
Right now I have an intel laptop for work and an apple silicon laptop for personal use. The workloads I do on these machines is different so comparisons are a bit hard to do, but I've seen the intel laptop exhibit poor behavior under l
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by lilyball 3y ago
This was discussed yesterday in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38032253
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by lilyball 3y ago
> In fairness to Apple, the feature wasn't useless, because it did prevent passive sniffing by devices such as the above-referended CreepyDOL. Wasn't passive sniffing the primary issue being defended against? So it sounds lik
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by lilyball 3y ago
> No first party controller Why does it matter if Apple makes their own controller? iOS/iPadOS supports other popular controllers and the Apple Store even sells multiple controllers (including the PS5 controller).
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by lilyball 3y ago
This argument always strikes me as weird given that we know domestic social networks are doing precisely this, adjusting their algorithms to promote or suppress things for political reasons, but I have yet to see any claim that TikTok has
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by lilyball 3y ago
I'm assuming this means they deflected 50% of the laser light.
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by lilyball 3y ago
If you're storing the identifiers then you don't need encryption, you just generate a UUIDv4 and use that as the external identifier. And then we're back at where the blog post started.
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by lilyball 3y ago
There are countless tools that write to the bash files though, which is not true for most programs. Bash changing its locations would break all of these. Heck, git adopted ~/.config/git years ago, and yet just last week I ran acro

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