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10y ago
> It is reasonable to keep up-to-date with Mac hardware if you use computers a lot. If things go wrong, it is far easier to take the laptop to the Genius Bar than options for other laptops. To be honest, the best service I so far was wit
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10y ago
Works quite well (on iOS), really good work! Here is a small issue I experience on a lot of mobile sites with embedded maps and also on yours: If I zoom the page outside of the map and then scroll so that the map fills the full screen there
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11y ago
> It just needs to enable cookies across webviews. 'just' enable something that has an impact on user privacy?
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11y ago
Would be funny to have competitions similar to the boat race between Oxford & Cambridge.
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11y ago
> If you care about security here, why not concentrate on educating them. They are selling a security product. They are the ones that should already know these things.
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11y ago
And: https://blog.mailchimp.com/how-gmails-image-caching-affects-...
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11y ago
Yep indeed it's faulty: https://blog.mailchimp.com/how-gmails-image-caching-affects-...
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11y ago
> The open rate of the email was 45,8% How was this number calculated? There is not really a way to reliably detect this. Methods like the tracking-image do not work on Gmail.
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11y ago
With a two tier system. I believe you should still be -able- to install apps that have wider rights but you should have to jump through some hoops and make sure the user is aware of what he's doing before installing them.
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11y ago
Not an expert, but relatively sure that's not true. The verification of adherence to those standards is verified by the FCC, no?
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CHIP's “9$ computer” will sell for 39$ after the Kickstarter.
(olimex.wordpress.com)
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The first 4 bit of each (32 bit long..) instruction can be used to check for conditions: http://infocenter.arm.com/help/index.jsp?topic=/com.arm.doc....
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11y ago
The fact that Apple totally controls both sides of the symbiotic audio hardware & SDK running on a tiny set of products You can use CoreAudio with third party audio hardware
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12y ago
I always heard "Tabs for indenting, spaces for aligning."
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12y ago
He is quoting The Matrix: The human body generates more bioelectricity than a 120-volt battery and over 25,000 BTUs of body heat. Combined with a form of fusion, the machines had found all the energy they would ever need.
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12y ago
I actually have two of those, but no 3G makes it far from being modern :)
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12y ago
My next phone is going to be an Android that enables me to completely replace its firmware binary. I'm not aware of a single (modern) phone where you can replace the firmware of the baseband with something open source.
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12y ago
Their FAQ says they might offer refunds in that situation, contact them.
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12y ago
Awesome board, looks like something I'd love to play with. But: Currently I again and again hear things like this as a critic against Arduino, Sparkcore etc: The current emphasis on highly integrated, dumbed down hobbyist/ed
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12y ago
When Megaupload (and some other sharehosters) died, quite a lot of interesting things just disappeared from the net. I'm talking about things like small tools that were shared on e.g. xda-developers before Github came, about fan-mods f
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12y ago
This most likely has to do with your DNS server. Try to change it to another one (e.g. Google's 8.8.8.8 or OpenDNS's 208.67.222.222) and see if it gets better.
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to reverse engineer the contents of intel's microcode updates I don't think that's (sanely) possible. The amount of information needed about the silicon is very high and modern x86 processors are (for now) pretty mu
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12y ago
Tried to click "How it works"... This happened. http://i.imgur.com/efvbTCs.png No thank you.
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12y ago
It is the Chaos Communication Congress done BY the Chaos Computer Club.
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12y ago
Which iPad are you using? For me it improved a lot after upgrading from the iPad Mini to the retina iPad Mini... I still hate the behaviour and it still occasionally happens.
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12y ago
No, the Pizzeria paying the driver ensures that the driver gets paid.
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It's still a scientific study, we just shouldn't rely on something which was 'proven'/observed by only a single study.
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An onclick request wouldn't be concurrent with the loading of the new page.
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Microsoft being their usual assholes does not mean their ABI is anything other than their ABI Not helpful.
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The problem is: A lot of the 'native' libraries and even the open-source embedded RT OSs really suck. And if you use a vendor's library you are very locked in: Let's say you use a TI chip for your prototype but then some
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