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11y ago
A quick port to Swift: https://github.com/mnem/SwiftA9ChipSource . The functional bit is in https://github.com/WDUK/A9ChipSource/blob/master/A9ChipSourc... . Objective-C isn't to
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11y ago
Given the number of Yodel parcels that just fail to get delivered, I have to agree that it's not a particularly good experience. At least Amazon customer support is great.
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11y ago
[citation required]
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11y ago
What the report is based on: a median value selected from the traffic to 42 of the top US websites (it ignores those which don't have both and app and a website) from data provided by Comscore. The term "traffic" is never def
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11y ago
> extreme edge cases of performance and scalability That gave me a chortle :)
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Tops – perform in-place substitutions on code
(developer.apple.com)
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11y ago
Sublime Text 3 is signed: $ spctl --assess --verbose /Applications/Sublime\ Text.app /Applications/Sublime Text.app: accepted source=Developer ID Or have you downloaded a special version from a Chinese f
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11y ago
That's definitely a battery problem. I had the same issue after a few years, got the battery replaced and now it works as you'd expect. Of course, the batteries aren't cheap, so it depends on how annoying you find it :) I liv
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Is there much difference between this and the built in windowing features of gdb like `layout asm` and so on?
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Here's a link to the original dungeon generation demo that Phi Dinh posted using this algorithm: http://tinykeep.com/dungen/ (Flash required). He kept an interesting blog about the development of Tiny Keep and add
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Isn't radioactive fallout a direct cost of the technology?
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11y ago
Ah, you just know the truth. You should apply to become a judge. It'd speed the court system up.
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11y ago
Have you tried the security commandline utility? As far as I know it reads anything you want from the keychain. For example, to grab what password Spotify is storing in my keychain: `security find-generic-password -s Spotify -w`
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11y ago
Are you aware of the command line utility, security? https://developer.apple.com/library/mac/documentation/Darwin... Some examples of using it: http://joshtronic.com/2014/02/17/
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Is that on Android? The iOS version doesn't appear to request access to the contacts database.
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Models for adaptive arithmetic coding
(fgiesen.wordpress.com)
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The Philosophy of Color Perception
(newrepublic.com)
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It's not about being backwardly compatible (by and large most mobile browsers do a sterling job of that), it's about "friendly", which is to say, something which works fairly well with common mobile devices. HN has prett
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Branchless code sequences
(davespace.co.uk)
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12y ago
That doesn't work because you need to give them a mobile number to receive an SMS. It's relatively difficult to get a mobile number without actually buying a phone - some online services do offer virtual mobile numbers, but these
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12y ago
I think he's referring to the number of keys in the "strong set" as described here: http://pgp.cs.uu.nl/plot/
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Reverse-Engineered Final Cartridge III Source Code
(pagetable.com)
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Why would the delivery guy be illegal? Would humans have to be banned for drones to get used?
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In that case, I'll just keep telling you this TCP joke until you do get it.
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Branchless code sequences
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12y ago
Security is a part of it, but the fee also gets you 2 incident tickets with Apple engineers (way more that a forum chat - they'll look at code and debug) and a reasonably decent distribution infrastructure (their Mac App Store). I say
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In the video I saw at the conference presentation, the "holograms" were always in front of the person's appendages, obscuring things: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b6sL_5Wgvrg&spfreload=10
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Expedited requests generally get serviced pretty quickly, from experience. Within 8 hours both times I've had to request one.
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DPTLib
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12y ago
Better is all very subjective :) Both Balvenie and Benromach are produced by Scottish companies, so I have a nationalistic soft spot for them :)
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