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by nodamage 10y ago
Huh? If a C-corp makes $200k and pays out $100k as salary to the sole owner/shareholder and keeps $100k in the business, the shareholder will pay payroll taxes and personal income tax on that $100k salary, and the corporation will pay
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by nodamage 10y ago
You need to do both. If you only do the latter, then stale accounts which never log in again will never have their passwords upgraded to the more secure hash. Hashing the hash allows you to replace the md5 hashes immediately, and then you c
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by nodamage 10y ago
Having looked through this project I would not recommend using it as a basis for learning how an iOS app is "done right", as they've deviated from standard iOS/Swift paradigms significantly. In particular, the use of Rea
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by nodamage 10y ago
Beyond that, Apple's holiday return policy says: "Holiday Return Policy Items purchased at the Apple Online Store that are received between November 10, 2016 and December 25, 2016, may be returned through January 8, 2017. Please n
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by nodamage 10y ago
Note: the second link only applies to non-Touch Bar devices.
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by nodamage 10y ago
Presumably if it does happen that way, it won't last very long, as the newly acquired employees will figure out "this place sucks" and leave...
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by nodamage 10y ago
There's nothing in the article that claims to defy thermodynamics. Consider this: anything you ingest can either be 1) absorbed by the body or 2) pass right through you. This is determined by the digestive processes occurring in your b
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by nodamage 10y ago
> logic: the app state is entirely described by a single serializable data structure I'm curious how frameworks like this handle dealing with large amounts of data? Let's say my data source has 25,000 rows that I need to search
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by nodamage 10y ago
That's amazing. Apple captures 104% of the profits in the smartphone market, Samsung is next in line with... 0.9%. Everyone else is selling phones at a loss in order to gain more market share.
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by nodamage 10y ago
Probably because most people don't use their phones to make phone calls anymore, so other use cases are more important to them? Messaging, Facebook, etc.
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by nodamage 10y ago
People said this in 2008 when the first iOS and Android SDKs were released. They've been saying it every year since. It's now 8 years later and doesn't seem like it's coming true anytime soon.
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by nodamage 10y ago
Follow the iOS instructions. You can install older versions of apps directly from the App Store on your iPad by going into the Purchased section. It will prompt you to install the last compatible version. If you're trying to do this wi
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by nodamage 10y ago
Not to mention the Dell XPS 13 which also uses LPDDR3 and maxes out at 16 GB.
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by nodamage 10y ago
You can: https://support.apple.com/en-is/HT201377
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by nodamage 10y ago
Skylake does not support LPDDR4, nor does Kaby Lake (except with their ultra-low power chips). I don't think we're going to see 32 GB RAM in the ultrabook category until LPDDR4 is supported by Intel in their mobile-class processor
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by nodamage 10y ago
Your link compares DDR4 against DDR3, but you should be comparing DDR4 against LPDDR3 .
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by nodamage 10y ago
But what's the battery life like on the Dell? Edit: Googled for "Dell XPS 15 9550 battery life". Results do not look good. Seems clear the 16GB limit is an Intel limitation. In order to achieve 32GB (like in the Dell XPS 15)
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by nodamage 10y ago
I'm really surprised by the responses here. It makes me wonder if any of the people opposed to this have ever lived in cities with good public transit systems (e.g. London, Tokyo, Hong Kong).
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by nodamage 10y ago
Tokyo does have really great food, but let's not delude ourselves here, there are entire categories of cuisine that you simply won't find properly done in Japan. For starters, anything spicy (Thai, Indian, Mexican) tends to be sev
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by nodamage 10y ago
Good lord. How absurd that this is even necessary in the first place.
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by nodamage 10y ago
There are actually four different items linked between the two accounts: 1. Credit card used to pay the annual developer fee. 2. Test devices. 3. Bank account used to receive payments from Apple. 4. Bundle identifiers used to uniquely ident
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by nodamage 10y ago
If both developer accounts were using the same bank account to receive Apple's payments, and that bank account was owned by the Dash developer, then I think it's entirely reasonable on Apple's part to conclude that the same d
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by nodamage 10y ago
Replace "WIN32 or MFC" with "iOS or Android" and the point still stands, especially on mobile devices where processing power is limited and battery life more important.
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by nodamage 10y ago
Sure you do. If you want to run an iOS app written for iOS 5 you can go dig up your old iPhone out of the closet (or eBay), put iOS 5 on it, and run it again. If you want to run that same app on iOS 10 on your iPhone 7, well, that's an
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by nodamage 10y ago
While DOSBox is indeed neat, I think the underlying point is that it's probably not reasonable to expect a piece of software written in a particular era for a particular operating system to be supported indefinitely.
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by nodamage 10y ago
> Paying for something that just doesn't work at some point in software because of how upgrade cycles work is interesting. Isn't this just the nature of software though? I mean, my DOS and Win 3.1 software no longer works eithe
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by nodamage 10y ago
Interestingly, it looks like Tim Cook is directly challenging the 0.005% tax rate claim that the EU commission made: "They just picked a number from I don't know where. In the year that the Commission says we paid that
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by nodamage 10y ago
Baldwin Holdings Unlimited appears to be a shareholder , not a subsidiary, with one share of ownership (amounting to .01%) of Apple Operations International and one share of ownership in a few other of Apple's Irish subsidiaries. Asid
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by nodamage 10y ago
The irony is maybe they'll set one up now...
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by nodamage 10y ago
The more I read about this the more likely I think this decision could be appealed and overturned. The initial implication is that Apple specially negotiated a lower tax rate for itself in Ireland. But if you read through the European Commi

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