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by pat2man 6y ago
I remember their original pitch sounding like it made a lot of sense. Fast, cheap, verifiable trading layer for IOUs that can then be settled externally. A lot like how many stock exchanges work. Ended up selling any XRP I had two years ago
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by pat2man 6y ago
I mean there are probably a few super edge cases for something like this. A digital art display, or theater production for instance. Something you can custom 3d print yourself is just about perfect for that.
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by pat2man 6y ago
It seems to me that Google assumes Chrome is the only app you have open. It is optimized for performance for the sites you have open, and it doesn't care about the performance of other apps you are using. This is in line with Google&#x
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The Guardians of Wikipedia’s Climate Change Page(mashable.com)
1 points by pat2man 6y ago|0 comments
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by pat2man 6y ago
"With the translation technology of Rosetta 2, users will be able to run existing Mac apps that have not yet been updated, including those with plug-ins. Virtualization technology allows users to run Linux" https://www.
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by pat2man 6y ago
Yeah, rosetta will support x86 emulation. Might be slow though.
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by pat2man 6y ago
The 13" MacBook Pro has an option to upgrade to 32.
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by pat2man 6y ago
32GB is an option on the pro
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by pat2man 6y ago
Nope, all you get is exposure controls. Third party apps like Halide fill in the gaps here quite well, but sadly you can't make them your primary camera.
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by pat2man 6y ago
Journalists have been dealing with this for a long time. For instance they don't release information about minors accused of a crime even if they have access to it, but they do discuss the events that happened. Seems pretty straightfor
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by pat2man 6y ago
Tabloid essentially make up stores, so I would say they fall into the "fiction" category. This story is essentially Russian propaganda designed to destabilize the US election. It's a whole different category of content.
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by pat2man 6y ago
The iPhone 4 width was 2.31 inches. The iPhone 12 mini's width is 2.65 inches. It's not insanely bigger.
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by pat2man 6y ago
This seems like a perfect device for the single use of note taking. But something like https://www.boox.com would probably make more sense for a lot of people since it can run other Android note taking and e-reader apps.
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Preparing Audience Network for iOS 14(facebook.com)
2 points by pat2man 6y ago|0 comments
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Charter can charge online video sites for network connections, court rules(arstechnica.com)
14 points by pat2man 6y ago|0 comments
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by pat2man 6y ago
The market for face masks is probably enormous right now but the information out there on which ones to buy is anemic. I assumed this was because masks were such a commodity that it didn't really matter which ones you bought, but this
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Low-cost measurement of facemask efficacy for filtering expelled droplets(advances.sciencemag.org)
107 points by pat2man 6y ago|88 comments
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by pat2man 6y ago
90% of people don't need more than what's in the iMac. For pros who would use it the iMac Pro or Mac Pro are the obvious choices. For gamers Apple has been ignoring the market and everyone knows you are better off building your ow
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by pat2man 6y ago
Also Google requires you to re-enter your password. The fact that his browser was set up to auto enter passwords without any prompt (not the default) and the fact that his machine was open to the internet means that Google probably had enou
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by pat2man 6y ago
This is the same issue that plagues SMS 2FA. Services constantly treat SMS as 1FA so by sim swapping someone you can get access to their account. If SMS is truly used as 2FA, and is part of MFA, it is a much more reasonable solution. These
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by pat2man 6y ago
Probably for performance reasons. If I copy an image I want it to paste immediately.
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by pat2man 6y ago
Pretty much impossible to stay out of politics these days if you have a platform that can serve public content.
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by pat2man 6y ago
I think the fact that this is very much possible today disproves the argument the article is trying to make.
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by pat2man 6y ago
You are saying the alternate to probably the most used developer setup is a combination of multiple beta release channels?
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by pat2man 7y ago
OpenShift also has some features that help with known attacks (easy cluster upgrades, image vulnerability scanning, etc).
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by pat2man 7y ago
Sure but a lot of that scope is regularly added on to kubernetes clusters (metrics, logging, etc) so unless you keep your cluster super lean you will end up with a large attach surface anyway.
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by pat2man 7y ago
Yeah thats pretty much how the spec works. But with key pairs instead of UUIDs.
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by pat2man 7y ago
While background scanning is limited you can key off iBeacon devices via the location framework. This allows your app to wake up when certain devices are near.
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by pat2man 7y ago
This would have a lot more detailed data than Verizon since BLE can calculate distance relatively well. Verizon just knows which tower you are on.
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by pat2man 7y ago
Sounds like the solution is to add the app to your home screen. I don't think its reasonable for a browser to let any site I ever interact with to store data on my device indefinitely

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