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by nwh 13y ago
BlueMatt runs some of the build testing for the real daemon, so they're trustworthy as hell.
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by nwh 13y ago
I have confirmed this (or something similar) is present in the Netgear DG834N as well.
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by nwh 13y ago
Get used to not minimising things, it's not the flow you should be using on OSX for maximum efficiency. Widgets are antiquated and just there for legacy reasons.
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by nwh 13y ago
In which case alt + ` would be a suitable replacement, as that's the command for window switching.
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by nwh 13y ago
Window switching is something there's really little to complain about on OSX. You've got sloppy window focus (scroll on a window that's not active), mission control for switching and finding applications, an intelligently org
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by nwh 13y ago
Surely there's a plist you can modify rather than patching stuff in-memory.
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by nwh 13y ago
That being said, frappuccino is hoveringly close to being generic and therefor not a trademark anymore. I've certainly seen other stores offering a product of the same name, or at last customers asking for a drink of the same. They do
398.
by nwh 13y ago
Site seems sluggish, here's a mirror — http://archive.is/On8jE
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by nwh 13y ago
Too late. The whole domain is gone.
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by nwh 13y ago
PCIe, which is reasonably standard.
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by nwh 13y ago
http://i.imgur.com/Aliyewf.png I suppose when I made that comment I was expecting everybody to be like me; eager to flip switches to see what they do.
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by nwh 13y ago
If it was a lifespan issue they could just encrypt the partitions (minimal overhead with AES) and then destroy the key with the droplet. Due to the way that SSDs wear level, even if every block returns 0, you don't know if that's
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by nwh 13y ago
It's almost public knowledge as there's an option in the GUI called "scrub data", the absence of a tick there implies that it's not going to be erased before the VMs partition is reassigned. I had a chat to the supp
404.
by nwh 13y ago
Only to people in europe.
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by nwh 13y ago
I'm not the parent you're referring to. I think the connector is fine.
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by nwh 13y ago
The connector is durable but the cable leading up to it isn't. I can of course only speak anecdotally, but I've gone through 4 lightning cables in a year and a half, the kicker being that they're not by any measure cheap (AUD
407.
by nwh 13y ago
Don't hold your breath, "wireless" power is ridiculously inefficient even at extremely short distances. You might as well just use a good plug.
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by nwh 13y ago
Bear in mind this has nothing to do with Kim Dotcom. It's just another Litecoin fork ripping off the Mega trademark and branding.
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by nwh 13y ago
> Best yet: have an API for for check whether or not an SSD has a supercap, whether or not the supercap still holds charge, and policy for honouring cache flush requests. Let the OS decide based on a policy I set. I'm sure there&#
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by nwh 13y ago
I'm not sure we will ever see mass produced 3D printed items. As it stands injection moulded thermoplastics can be churned out at absolutely incredible rates that just can't be matched by a deposited powder or extrusion printing.
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by nwh 13y ago
That's disappointing. I'm surprised they didn't pull the WWDC.app if they knew about it though.
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by nwh 13y ago
The whole thing is disappointing all around. It was clear just from the outset that the TiaG application was intended for piracy, there's absolutely no reason for it to be included. For the reasons stated (Cydia is not in Chinese) they
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by nwh 13y ago
Cydia works on 64bit iPhones, just none of the packages do. The main package this is dependant on is Substrate, but I'm hardly going to blame saurik for taking a christmas break.
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by nwh 13y ago
The jailbreak works in 7.1b2 though, isn't that indicative of them not being patched? Leaks aside geohot planned to burn these exploits on the release day of 7.1 by the looks of things (he just registered the domain for the new jai
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by nwh 13y ago
Somehow I don't think many people will be willing to store arbitrary data like this on their hard drives. It only takes one person to inject something illegal before the entire blockchain becomes incredibly dangerous to handle. There&#
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by nwh 13y ago
Yep. I've had receipts turn black just sitting in a drawer. This is certainly not what I'd want to store my currency on.
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by nwh 13y ago
Doesn't look like it had anything to do with gambling. http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?&q=cache%3Adoge... The DNS points to 23.92.49.68 and an image is shown suggesting that the domain was seized. As t
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by nwh 13y ago
In short: • evad3rs released an iOS7 jailbreak unexpectedly due to a leak • it became apparent that it bundles some Chinese piracy store with no other legitimate purpose [0] • information is made public that the evad3rs were paid $1M USD to
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by nwh 13y ago
> I think it's unlikely the evad3rs actually included a backdoor in their payload They agreed to bundle an app store who's only purpose is piracy ( 0xabadidea and Paul Haddad worked to remove their piracy system previously)
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by nwh 13y ago
They've basically made it open to the world, Apple has worked out closed sourced jailbreaks before with no help. Jailbreaks like Star (jailbreak.me) were just a PDF binary with absolutely no clue as to the contents or method of exploit

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