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by month13 7y ago
Wondering if it's worthwhile just rolling my own vm and run whatever i want in there. I'd lose all the ability to bind to my host's ports, but would be able to control the daemon a bit better.
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by month13 7y ago
Doesn't the low clearance between the keyboard and the display cause an issue? I get key rub marks on my display, and I don't even have a cover. (I do transit with my macbook in my backpack, which is a likely cause of the rub mark
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by month13 7y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LIdZ2oPyB1Y Counterpoint; LiveOverflow (also a channel on YouTube featuring reverse-engineering) had this to say on the manner, in very broad strokes, YouTube monetization, and hosting, is a
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by month13 7y ago
Apple's terrible handling of OpenGL has been around before Metal was a thing, doubt we'll see a turnaround anytime soon.
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by month13 7y ago
There is Musish ( https://musi.sh/ ) which uses the MusicKit JS to allow Apple Music playback in the browser. There are also plans to bring the Apple TV app to Smart TV platforms as well, so a similar framework may be on the
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by month13 7y ago
If it's an expanded battery and you are out of warranty, they should only charge the cost of the battery to get that fixed up, so you wouldn't be out of pocket for the top case part (which is much more expensive) nor any other com
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by month13 7y ago
Could also just use bash to bootstrap an environment, like how RVM does.
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by month13 7y ago
YouTube for iOS does something similar when clicking a hyperlink; it'll give you a popup for what browser, Safari or Chrome, even if Chrome isn't installed.
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by month13 7y ago
Best example is still the Settings/Control Panel mess in Windows 10. It's always a fun game guessing where the setting I need is, especially considering the useless Start menu search. That being said, I have high hopes considering
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by month13 7y ago
Ask for the functional test that's performed before and after each repair, if they can't produce the results you should be able to escalate further quite easily.
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by month13 8y ago
GateKeeper (the mechanism that enforces this) can be easily disabled. It could even be disabled from the UI, up until a few releases ago.
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by month13 8y ago
I'd imagine it's another tier for Gatekeeper (the mechanism in macOS that verifies this). Gatekeeper can be outright disabled if desired (appears missing from the System Preferences UI though), allowing all unsigned code to run. C
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by month13 8y ago
Older TouchID Gen1 sensor mainly. Same SoC, was advertised at the time as an option for those that prefer smaller sized phones.
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by month13 8y ago
So strange, as i'm the polar opposite. I vastly prefer having everything update at once and be able to check versions, etc. I use homebrew and chocolately when I'm on macOS or Windows respectively to get that experience back. I ca
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by month13 8y ago
Wow, and I was just looking at mixing this in with a API C# dotnet core app I was playing with. Wish it was easier to mix the two, it's pretty nice being able directly interface through dotnet, be even better if I could have fs and cs
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by month13 8y ago
Good question. Anecdotally, I have been to a few stores in Australia and they have always been consistently busy. I listen to a few podcasts following (ATP, Connected) when the topic comes up the same experience pops up, the Genius Bar use
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by month13 8y ago
Problem is, they leave no avenue for good third parties to exist. Their AASP policies are restrictive, expensive and overall make shops that are trying to give a legitimate experience less competitive.
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by month13 8y ago
Devil's advocate here, Rossman cites that only a pin needed to be bent back in the case of the flickering display. Apple has to provide a warranty on their service, therefore they want the solution that is least likely to break again.