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mitchty
13y ago
I thought it only broke for fullscreened applications? I never had any issues with regular multi-monitor setups with any of the recent os upgrades as far as non fullscreen use goes. What was broke there?
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mitchty
13y ago
The reason is in chrome the background tabs don't get frozen and stop executing etc... Safari has had a huge makeover to improve the amount of energy use for things like background tabs/etc.... Or even not running when occluded by
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13y ago
There is a catch here however, any resistance a bacteria has, has implicit cost to the bacteria in the form of copying the resistances' dna into new cells. This costs the organism energy and time to copy. If it confers no benefit it wi
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mitchty
13y ago
Scuttlebutt says next release might be your savior.
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mitchty
13y ago
True enough, think its been a long day for me then. Sorry for the confusion on my end. I do believe that means it is beer o clock time. Cheers and no worries mate.
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13y ago
The only problem is if you are in between a metal object and the MRI machine however. Unless you're planning on augmenting yourself like in Deus Ex I agree its not a big deal. But a big thing coming at you at high speed would ruin your
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mitchty
13y ago
I put servers in quotes to denote something that serves that wasn't purpose built for the role. Nothing more, the context from justincormack wasn't lost but there are a lot of uses for osx servers, for example compile farms. What
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13y ago
No one except a fair amount of people: http://www.macminicolo.net/ You can turn old laptops into "servers", or raspberry pi's, or hell even a commodore 64 for that matter. As long as it serves something of va
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13y ago
After dating a nurse and finding out about a bed that was just a bit too close to the thing getting sucked in. Yeah, MRI's aren't exactly risk free "adventures".
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13y ago
Additionally its folly to think servers can't gain from power management. Most servers are idle, or running maybe 40%, might as well let those other cores sit idle if they aren't used. Example is at idle with power management our
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13y ago
Ah, yeah not being able to use itunes would explain things better. Also I should also note that I only really run osx, so itunes for myself is mostly a "does what it says on the tin" situation. I know windows users have other expe
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mitchty
13y ago
My goal was to setup streaming so I could stream to my ipad or iphone when on my network. Having to drag/drop each file hits the same barrier as "I can just write a shell/ruby/perl/python script to run this through
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mitchty
13y ago
First up, thanks for the response! So for myself only, and that is all my post will explain, I've ripped every cd i ever had (never had vinyl so not an issue) into ALAC and FLAC files (did both cause why not). Then I just let itunes de
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mitchty
13y ago
People have other valid reasons for not liking GoDaddy that don't involve SOPA. Domain transfer blocking being one of many. There may be good people at GoDaddy, just like there are good people at the NSA. Doesn't mean we can'
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mitchty
13y ago
So do what I do, move them into a junk folder. The Music and Videos apps however, are actually useful unlike Newsstand. And these tactics by Apple are nothing like the OEM crapware from the late 90's, I grew up in that era, there is no
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13y ago
This is too true, while I love where I live for certain reasons, its undeniably true that San Francisco has quite a larger talent pool and chances for things to occur due to the increase in talented people.
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13y ago
I'm in St Paul myself, much more sedate than either and soon the green line will mean I can visit Brits pub and drink in Minneapolis as well and still have a zombie city to live in. I thought the seasons were more, construction, and sn
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13y ago
Microsoft no, but I do see Apple doing new osx releases every 1-2 years. Upgrade only every 4 years? Surely you're joking, LTS is for servers not desktops.
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13y ago
I've only had issues with version upgrades. It might be easy, but upgrading is anything but seamless. Past that unity fits in here where things change drastically between releases.
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13y ago
How is samsung learning of patent agreements that apple has with other vendors, and then using that against one of those vendors for their own purposes at all relevant to any of apples patents? Your comments are not only useless here but ou
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mitchty
13y ago
Doesn't that require the phone to have been jailbroken?
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mitchty
13y ago
Additionally, its rather easy to switch your lock password to be regular text. Good luck guessing the length and the passphrase I use to lock my phone now when the keyboard comes up.
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mitchty
13y ago
I backed these kickstarter guys: http://www.rfduino.com/ http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1608192864/rfduino-iphon... They're shipping now so preorders should ship soon though the femtodui
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mitchty
13y ago
True, but its more in line with ios the operating system.
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mitchty
13y ago
Its one command with subcommands for each sub function. What you're contorting is more akin to: ifconfig_wireless ifconfig_vlan ifconfig_foo Bit of a reach there.
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13y ago
Also seems to explain the overall strategy they took a bit.
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mitchty
13y ago
Its more keeping networking related things for interfaces in the InterFaceCONFIG command seems to be a more "one tool for the same thing" in my mind.
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13y ago
giant? Freebsd 9.1 RELEASE: 260k /sbin/ifconfig My Arch box: 76K /usr/bin/ifconfig I have to use linux for work, but he's right, keeping everything in ifconfig is much more close to the old school "
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mitchty
13y ago
There is also cisco ios, which would also feature heavily on the web I would imagine.
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mitchty
13y ago
You mean like amazon prime? I'll admit amazon isn't always the cheapest, but with subscriptions and whatnot, its way nicer to have things mailed to me. That said the environmental impact of shipped boxes may not be better overall.
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