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mulle_nat
7y ago
I'd hazard to say, that option is out of reach for most of the Apple user demographic. Instead most will be nagged by Apple to upgrade, upgrade and then there is no going back.
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mulle_nat
7y ago
How does a user "try out" Catalina, decide that its not for him and then revert back to Mojave ?
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mulle_nat
7y ago
Wait, Apple is Sending URLs to Google ?
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mulle_nat
7y ago
Apple's "Courage" ends at little technical details like headphone jacks.
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The C standard library function atexit is broken
(mulle-kybernetik.com)
99 points
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mulle_nat
7y ago
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mulle_nat
7y ago
I just looked at the first most recent https://ask.roboflow.ai/question/30954728 and the answer is total nonsense. Left unimpressed.
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mulle_nat
8y ago
Sorry for the bad webserver performance. I had to up the MaxClients in apache, it seems to be doing OK now.
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The beauty of generic header-names
(mulle-kybernetik.com)
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mulle_nat
8y ago
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mulle_nat
8y ago
Intriguing, but I think I would fall asleep in it, when reclined. It looks just too comfortable.
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mulle_nat
8y ago
The Apple Objective-C runtime is right there on Apple Opensource https://opensource.apple.com/source/objc4/objc4-750.1/
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Show HN: Mulle-match-to-cmake generate cmake files from the filesystem
(mulle-kybernetik.com)
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8y ago
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mulle_nat
8y ago
Yes around 1200 AD its no problem.
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mulle_nat
8y ago
Sure but they weren't dictating the intellectual climate as they are now and as they were then.
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mulle_nat
8y ago
A sentiment of a bygone era. In the new middle ages we are in now, its all about "feel". And it its feels right it is right.
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mulle_nat
8y ago
I don't think you can turn off all mitigations, since the retpoline ( https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48089426/what-is-a-retpo... ) stuff is generated by the compiler. You'd probably need to recompile
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mulle_nat
8y ago
The point apparently went way over your head. Your grandmother does not leave her password all over random places. At the coffee shop, the neighbors kitchen or the airport restroom as she does with her fingerprints, or does she ?
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mulle_nat
8y ago
I used to have stacks of these yellow sticky notes with my password printed on it. I ensured, that whereever I went, I would stick one of them to anything I touched, so I'd have it ready just in case. Thanks to fingerprint biometrics I
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mulle_nat
8y ago
Was it Stroustroup or Malmsteen who said: "I have a philosophy: More is more!" ?
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mulle_nat
8y ago
It says it's opinionated, it didn't say its opinions are correct :)
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mulle_nat
8y ago
I think some explanatory text somewhere, how to train would be nice. Or lets put it this way, I tried to find the notes to play along, but i didn't notice myself making any improvements doing so. Also, the reveal could show note names.
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mulle_nat
8y ago
Duh! (Sorry couldn't resist)
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mulle_nat
8y ago
How good is this in terms of execution speed ? Compared to Lua for example (since that is mentioned in the README).
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mulle_nat
8y ago
A simple C++ interpreter is an oxymoron.
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Show HN: Cross-platform Objective-C, now with IDE and dependency management
(mulle-kybernetik.com)
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8y ago
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mulle_nat
8y ago
Tim Cook: "I think if you're looking at a PC, why would you buy a PC anymore? No really, why would you buy one?" "Yes, the iPad Pro is a replacement for a notebook or a desktop for many, many people. They will start usin
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mulle_nat
8y ago
Just buy an iPad Pro. Why would you buy a PC anymore?
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mulle_nat
9y ago
Why does it say [flagged] when it's clearly [deleted] ?
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mulle_nat
9y ago
Consider that most users will be careless, because running a filesystem to them is as exiting as any of the other dozen OS services. Having a corner case like this in RAID1 to me is like having a corner case in encryption... That I immedia
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mulle_nat
9y ago
Ran into this with my RAID1: https://www.spinics.net/lists/linux-btrfs/msg62346.html . I then ditched btrfs, and I'll never try it out again.
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mulle_nat
9y ago
Because I want my machine to do something else besides running a filesystem. :P
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