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p2t2p
8y ago
You also can have something bigger than epic - you could use Portfolio and create initiatives there.
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8y ago
What can be simpler than tar? ‘tar eXtractZipFileVerbose $file’, done!
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8y ago
They didn’t die. CFPlugin in Core Foundation that runs on every iPhone and Mac is an implementation of COM
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8y ago
I bet that the entity that sells iPhones here in Oz is different to Apple inc. and has absolutely no leverage to do anything in software. Just like Yandex in Russia - legally they buy all of the software from a company in Netherlands, at le
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8y ago
You clearly didn’t read the article. It’s the government website that sent those searches to two advertising and data collecting systems.
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8y ago
For those who're thinking about going to Windows. Yesterday I pulled my Surface Pro out of the drawer, installed updates and tried using it once again. Here is list of what happened. - Keyboard didn't work no matter work, attach,
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8y ago
I have very much hope that Google shutdowns really big things in Europe eventually, things like YouTube, maybe some parts of Android and stuff. I'm very curious if it'll cause governments or business to crawl and ask for mercy or
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8y ago
Inefficiency and duplication. One can look at it as at sign of rather efficient ecosystem. It is so easy to make and distribute certain things so we now have bunch of duplicates which are different on only in some small details.
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8y ago
o_O TIL.
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8y ago
Also, I've just tried and on Mac OS I can create a folder with "/" in the name no problem.
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8y ago
Yes and no. In Linux you can use an Unicode that looks like slash. Candidates are U+2044, U+2215, U+29F8, U+FF0F, and U+2571. However similar trick probably would work in Windows as well. Does anybody care to try? :)
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8y ago
From what I know, Android app has to run a background service to listen for GSM notifications so if you kill it - no notifications for you. Am I being wrong, has it changed? My last android dev experience is about 5 years old.
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8y ago
I dunno what average consumer means. Here in Australia almost everybody on train have an iPhone not older that 1 gen back. Some minority has flagship Samsung’s. Some of the geeky people have top notch(no pun intended) pixels or one plus, al
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8y ago
With car it much easier to provide a decent test coverage though :)
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8y ago
Ha! CardDav and CalDav support tickets has been opened since 2014. Nope. I boot my surface (probably I should’ve sold it long time ago) every once in a while to see if it supports my calendar and contacts server yet. Nope. Every single OS d
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8y ago
Nah, I’d look at the UI in this movie about starship and aliens stuck in South Africa (don’t remember the name, sorry), you’ll see that the guy in the end has to go through bunch of swipes and dig deep into nested UI in order to manage the
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8y ago
Thanks a lot, I’ll take a look
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8y ago
The problem with simple parameters is that I need to drag all of my low level stuff through all of the layers of the application. I one was imagining a framework for Closure that would do something like that: - you define a bunch of functio
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8y ago
All my attempts to jump off OOP train break at exact same moment when I try to write a unit test. Closure: or, simply use this monstrous component pattern when 70% of your code is boilerplate or hack into namespaces and override functions i
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8y ago
Which _paradigm_ has those facilities? Not a language, but a paradigm?
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8y ago
> TPM PIN TIL Also does it require it when comes from hibernation? Because by default Surface Pro powers off after certain time in connected standby, therefore if BitLocker pin is active after wake up the user is safe.
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8y ago
I’m talking about quality, not the design or features. I can use both just fine since introduction of WSL. Quality and the way it updates kill the experience for me. I agree that design or certain features can be very much personal preferen
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8y ago
Just today my wife's "friend" tagged her in a photo without asking. Public photo with face and location and full name. The post is available to public as well. So who cares about privacy once again?
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8y ago
Windows is much worse than MacOS as general purpose OS and much worse than iOS for cases people are using iPads for. Hardware in Surfaces is fine. Edit: I mean quality of Windows is much worse. It may have ingenious design internally but wh
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That what BitLocker is for and Surfaces come with that thing enabled by default. (let's suppose you're not being targeted by NSA for simplicity of the discussion) =)
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Downvoted without replies... Does anybody find statement that most users don’t spend too much time to ensure security of their machine offensive or incorrect? I know only myself and few other fairly geeky people doing that...
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8y ago
Trust me, nobody cares. The regular user doesn't go past "I can install Spotify in one click". It always were like that and it always will be like that. With more "normies" coming to Linux there will be more stuff l
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8y ago
Well, at least I can plug an external GPU into latest MacBook Pro. Can’t do it with latest Surface - not T3 ports.
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8y ago
I lived in Latvia for one year. Median salary - 370. Lots of people with iPhones. Not her latests iPhones but lots of people. Funny thing - there was a great divide - the biggest amount of dumbphones I’ve ever seen since iPhone introduction
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8y ago
You clearly didn’t read the article. Shame on you for commenting without reading past the header.
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