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> The MacBook Air (at $1000) is advertised to have P3 coverage. That's the exact same price (for a shipped laptop) as Framework. It also has HDR support. True. But then it only outputs to one extra display, runs a chip Apple made fr
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Not affiliated with Framework Laptop, but I’ll reply anyway. It’s been my experience that when only sRGB is mentioned, only sRGB is supported. Adobe RGB is relatively rare these days, and any amount of P3 or HDR support is common only in hi
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As pointed out in another comment and previously on HN, my new favourite source for specs are regional English translations from Estonia. Here’s one for IEC 61362 for 22 EUR: https://www.evs.ee/en/evs-en-61362-2012
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Also if the standard you’re looking for only has a high price in their catalog, it’s possible it’s freely available online. Not every standard is published as a regional version, generally only those that would cost more to obtain or are po
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That's true, you can't opt out of YouTube ads on your own uploads. YouTube still has documentation on how to turn off monetization: https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/6332943?hl=en but since Novem
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There was a time when folks said the same thing about Node.js...
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No, she likely found another option to acquire the vaccine.
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See http://www.brendangregg.com/HeatMaps/subsecondoffset.html Also compare to DSMs which have the same problem where column and row order can matter a lot to making the diagram clearer: https://web.mit.edu&#
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by lstamour 5y ago
It might not be exclusive to Linux, I'm seeing the same choppy video playback on Windows 11, Firefox 90. Had to switch to Edge/Chrome to watch a YouTube video yesterday. And I've an Nvidia GTX 2060.
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The only reason I can think of besides app testing would be if you had a Mac released in late 2013 or early 2014 and you wanted to run macOS 10.9 directly. You can sometimes use Internet Recovery to re-download a copy of 10.9 as it shipped
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Does https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/id675248567 work on an older macOS version? If not I might have to agree with you, I previously used the link in my Purchases page simply as the fastest way to find it.
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It’s unfortunate that Apple hasn’t made special dmg downloads to allow you to download Mavericks. My understanding of the App Store link to buy Mavericks is that it only loads of your computer is “old enough” or running 10.7 or 10.8 already
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New in iOS 14/15: > Software Updates > iOS now offers a choice between two software update versions in the Settings app. You can update to the latest version of iOS 15 as soon as it’s released for the latest features and most com
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That said, the primary problem with distributed authentication and distributed revocation is either it slows down your processing as you wait for confirmation of new entries on the list, or you have a risk that actions might be allowed when
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If the JWT is saved as a cookie, you can delete the cookie and the user’s browser is safely logged out. The threat model is that a user or third-party could intercept and reuse the JWT after logout. Sure. But then a malicious actor could re
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I absolutely agree. That’s why I said: > you could live with the possibility that tokens are valid for some period of time after logout because it usually doesn’t matter - generally you delete the cookie and the user is logged out, even
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Expiry is just one of the fields you can set. Also if you’re curious about what’s inside a JWT, the next time you see one from an OAuth cookie perhaps, copy and paste it into a tool like https://JWT.ms run by Microsoft and it ca
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I know some folks who thought they could use JWTs from a traditional LDAP identity vendor (open source Active Directory so you can manage computer login credentials centrally, issue Kerberos tokens, etc.) but they managed to misconfigure th
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I do want to follow up - there are two parts of JWT issuing that are problems and why I prefer using JWTs only issued by OAuth providers (third-parties that know what they’re doing) - 1. JWT tokens you issue yourself might not have expiry d
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You could have short-lived JWT tokens so it wouldn’t matter because they only last 5-10 minutes or less. They could be refreshed or if using OAuth, simply redirect an unauthenticated user and they’ll be reissued based on the cookies stored
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Beginner's Series To: Rust (Microsoft Developer)(youtube.com)
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Or https://www.wired.com/story/algorithm-predicts-deadly-infect...
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Background - Oct 12, 2011: > Google engineer Steve Yegge was trying to start a robust internal discussion, not post a viral hit, when he published a 4,570-word self-styled rant about what he sees as the company’s greatest flaw to Google+
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As others point out, the discipline is called Human-Computer Interaction and has a rich history. The best example in the field might be work on Fitts’ Law, such as https://www.yorku.ca/mack/hhci2018.html For more pract
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I've no idea if it matches your story, but I hear a lot of shows use SnapStream to find content? https://www.thewrap.com/the-secret-to-daily-show-colbert-rep... And I remember back when Google Video was a thing that Go
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Live feed camera with a timestamp turned on then? :) Could double as a security cam for the car when it's in the garage... The real fun one is if you need to stare at the latch as well, just in case it looked closed, but wasn't...
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Slight correction, though it’s too late to edit: I meant to say at the end, “it’s unclear if Utopia will follow the same standards and patterns that production code demands,”
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Framer, at least when I last tried it, was more of a prototyping tool. You could generally only one-way import React components into Framer, and then you could use Framer to assemble new components, but not in a way that allowed round-tripp
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Send bookings to the database early, with an expiry time and a counter visible on the screen? Thing is, because purchasing is often shared across third-parties, even then you can’t guarantee that you’ll have the reservation until it’s paid
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If Apple re-uses iCloud Private Relay for this feature, which they might or might not be doing, then there are actually two entities involved and Apple presumably knows what user made the request but not what URL was requested: https:&#x2F

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