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by paxswill 12y ago
Unless I'm mistaken, the simulator is an x86 implementation of iOS.
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by paxswill 12y ago
Be careful with CDPATH, it can result in some mind-boggling build script bugs.
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by paxswill 13y ago
The name wouldn't be static. To try to make it more obvious: [CLASSNAME insertCLASSNAMEInManagedObjectContext:moc]
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by paxswill 13y ago
It's controlled by the HISTCONTROL variable in bash. If it contains 'ignorespace' (or 'ignoreboth' to ignore duplicates as well). Check the man page for more details.
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by paxswill 13y ago
The law allows musicians to buy an extra ticket for their instrument, so they can put it in a seat.
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by paxswill 13y ago
Just because someone can see what's wrong doesn't mean they do anything about it. Without that evidence of action, there's nothing for a background check to turn up. Getting a security clearance is not incredibly difficult.
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by paxswill 13y ago
They operate thrift shops in some areas of the US. It might be a west-coast mainly thing, but I think they have some locations on the east coast as well.
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by paxswill 13y ago
The periodic table isn't just a nice layout of information, the position of each element in the table provides further information about it. For example, we know gold (Au) is pretty a pretty good conductor of electricity. By looking at
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by paxswill 13y ago
I watched Dredd on Netflix a few days ago, and I'm struck by how similar these apartments and the blocks in the movie look.
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by paxswill 13y ago
The GPU in the RasPi is very good. In fact, the system should properly be viewed as a GPU with a CPU grafted onto it. It's common for 1080p24 H.264 to be decoded on it, and there are options to license MPEG2 and VC-1 accelerated decodi
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by paxswill 13y ago
For a while I was checking upcoming OS X releases for CAC compatibility. At least on OS X, it's surprisingly easy to get set up, with the hardest step finding a compatible card reader. Once you have that, you usually have to install a
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by paxswill 13y ago
I'm having trouble finding a source outside of an oblique reference in the Wikipedia article for NSLs, but yes, you can talk to an attorney about the letter. This was not the case originally (or at least in the opinion of the governmen
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by paxswill 13y ago
Nope. Unmanned aircraft currently have to have a line of sight to the operator and stay below 400 feet unless they have an exemption from the FAA. NPR did a story on this a week ago [0], which also has a link to the FAA's status page f
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by paxswill 13y ago
Additionally, there's hub [0], by a developer at GitHub. It can have 'git' aliased to it, and then pass through the git commands it doesn't handle. 0: http://defunkt.io/hub/
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by paxswill 13y ago
If you're already relying on OS X's FDE, it's not a huge step to link your laptop with iCloud. You can then do basically all the things you can do with a lost iOS device: beep, send messages, or wipe it (instantaneously if FDE is on, it jus
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by paxswill 13y ago
This is straying out of my knowledge, but I'm pretty sure most smart cards perform the encryption on the card itself. The public key can be exported, but without specialized hardware and/or software (that you hopefully don't run all the tim
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by paxswill 13y ago
Nope. Imageine instead of ping-pong balls you had a blue squash ball (TIL: the color is important! [0]). They're squishy, and so when you poke the ball at your end, in reality you're causing it to visibly deform. It then pushes back out to
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by paxswill 13y ago
It's not too surprising to see SPAWAR [0] up so high; the US Department of Defense has required IPv6 compatibility for devices being added to their networks for a while now (I think around 2003)[1]. If you scroll a bit further down the list
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by paxswill 14y ago
I can't find the precise announcements right now, but I'm pretty some portions of SEAndroid are already integrated with Android as of 4.2 (maybe 4.1).
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by paxswill 14y ago
Is that the rearranging bug on iOS? Stupid workaround: Visit the legal button, then try rearranging.
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by paxswill 14y ago
> As many will attest, it’s easy to live life without an ordered map in Python, but the moment you need one Python starts to suck really fucking hard. This should be built into the language somehow. OrderedDict [0] was added with Python
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by paxswill 14y ago
Like EventBrite? http://www.eventbrite.com/
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by paxswill 14y ago
It sounds almost like you want to recreate a Connection Machine [0] using modern(ish) hardware. 0: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Connection_Machine
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by paxswill 14y ago
That still doesn't fully explain why they expire, as CRLs and OCSP allow certificates to be revoked. I can't quite explain why having an expiration date is safer, I just feel it's a good practice, to protect against possible key compromise.
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by paxswill 14y ago
If you have a recent (>=10.7) version, pf [0] is installed. pf is a more capable firewall than ipfw, and can shape upstream connections in a number of ways. As an example of what it can do, the Network Link Conditioner [1] is built usin
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by paxswill 14y ago
By what logic do you think the police are prevented from using helicopters to collect ordinarily unobservable areas? The main relevant Supreme Court case I could remember was Kyllo v. US [0], but in refreshing my memory, it seems that that
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by paxswill 14y ago
Distilled water is a bad choice. While deionized water is non-conductive, it can act as a solvent for so many things that almost any impurities it comes in contact with will result in the water being made conductive.
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by paxswill 14y ago
I'm not much of an athlete, but I have played soccer and football on occasion (pickup games, rec league and/or kids league). My perspective is that soccer is much more focused on endurance and smaller, measured bursts of energy. Football on
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by paxswill 14y ago
There's a thread on the AnandTech forums claiming it is possible: http://forums.anandtech.com/showthread.php?t=2251899
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by paxswill 14y ago
Using 'su'[0] is the wrong approach. Setting HOME makes the home directory look different, while keeping all of the permissions the same as the current running user. This is all that's needed, as Dropbox (by default) uses '$HOME/Dropbox'. 0

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