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by program 16y ago
It's not true cause Apple encrypt the keychain entries with Triple-DES (which isn't modern crypto but it's better than nothing.) If you get the file you can't read it unless you have the password. The "attackers" do load the code in the pho
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by program 16y ago
This is not actually a "news". Every piece of tecnology can be cracked/hacked if you have physical possession. The "Fraunhofer Institute Secure Information Technology" used an iPhone only cause the device attract more attentions than others
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by program 16y ago
Strings are big-endian UTF-16 by default even in Cocoa (stored in an array of unsigned shorts). Worst of all GCC define the wchar_t as a 4 byte int unless you specify -fshort-wchar.
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by program 16y ago
UTF-16 was never intended to be a fixed-width encoding and has been created in order to support characters outside the BMP which aren't covered by UCS-2.
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by program 16y ago
The lot of icons are pixelated (upscaled maybe) and not very good to see. Take a look at the Angry Bird one for example: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/15741404/ab-as.jpg
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by program 16y ago
A Power User that doesn't replace "Archive Utility.app" with The Unarchiver? http://wakaba.c3.cx/s/apps/unarchiver.html
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by program 16y ago
1) Hide your mouse 2) Hide the other editors 3) Hide the toolbar (if you aren't using the ncurses interface) 4) Always look at the minibuffer every time you "M-x command". Emacs tells you if there is a shortcut that does the same thing 5) "
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by program 16y ago
why not just let the user run cssess only on the actual URL? If you run cssess on a big page you will obtain a long list of URLs and you need to deselect them by hand (leave all checkboxes unchecked and put a "select all" button on top.) Al
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by program 16y ago
Where is GNU/Emacs?
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by program 16y ago
This isn't a "news." That article is dated aug 12th 2010.
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by program 16y ago
I don't think so. Right now you can write universal applications for iPhone/iPad changing the view controllers, resources (textures) with the same underlying core code. I think that Apple next big step will be an unified architecture which
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by program 16y ago
Emacs can't run itself. $ emacs M-x shell $ emacs I love recoursive jokes.
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by program 16y ago
The heapsort. It sounds very strange. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iXAjiDQbPSw
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by program 16y ago
I am very happy. I was very pleased when back in may 20 2010 they announced that clang passed its first fully-successful Boost regression test run. But this is another big step ahead. The clang static analyzer is now part of my everyday lif
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by program 16y ago
The C standard library is very clean. gets is left in the C89 and C99 standards for backward compatibility an deprecated right now. Nobody uses gets nowadays.
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by program 16y ago
It's well known. An extract from Wikipedia: "Apple is now the biggest client for WebObjects, relying on it to power its online Apple Store, MobileMe online services, and the iTunes Store."