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by rekoil 4y ago
> Because Google would be pushing it hard? E.g. when you click a link in the YouTube app, it doesn't open it in Safari, rather it shows you a "helpful" dark-pattern prompt about opening it with: Chrome Ironically the reaso
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by rekoil 4y ago
Not an iOS developer; what does available mean in this case? Are you talking actual OS support, or simply that Apple has never approved any app attempting to do it? Because Safari obviously does it so my thinking is the OS must support it,
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by rekoil 4y ago
I've had 2x Samsung 980 Pro 2TB fail in as many years. Last time I buy Samsung.
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by rekoil 4y ago
Working fine on M2 Max :)
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by rekoil 4y ago
I do, but my M2 Max machine is still in the mail, I'll report back when I get it.
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by rekoil 4y ago
Rosetta is transparent right? So macOS would start Rosetta to translate amd64 Wine into ARM, and then Wine would be translating the Windows ABI into something macOS can handle.
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by rekoil 4y ago
Blast from the past, loved playing around with rockbox back in the days of the early iPods! Glad to hear its still somewhat alive!
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by rekoil 4y ago
Or how about "Sorry, your password may be at most 12 characters long". Grinds my bloody gears. What irritates me more is knowing that the people who implement those solutions are probably here. Shame on you, go back and fix it rig
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by rekoil 4y ago
I've actually been having all sorts of weird issues with LittleSnitch after upgrading to Ventura. For instance it was blocking requests from Python started by Sublime Text without prompting me about it (and there was no reject/dro
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by rekoil 4y ago
I've been thinking I should have something like this. Is this "the best there is" in this price category, or is there an even better product that someone here wants to recommend?
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by rekoil 4y ago
Wait really?
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by rekoil 4y ago
Fair enough, the iPad 1 is ancient, but my comment applies to any iOS device stuck in iOS 12 or older. I'm thinking particularly of the lack of support for popular ES2020 features like nullish coalescing, which is simple to implement (
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by rekoil 4y ago
I was hoping that the new gatekeeper laws in the EU would go this far, but they don't. I'm still very happy about them, but I really was hoping they would force Apple to give customers the ability to unlock the bootloader of iOS d
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by rekoil 4y ago
Mostly the latter.
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by rekoil 4y ago
But it lowers the incentive significantly regardless.
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by rekoil 4y ago
Many people mistakenly attribute what the OS does when it detects a degraded battery as an example of this, since it appeared in an update and wasn't properly explained (and no opt-out was provided initially). It's hard to fault t
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by rekoil 4y ago
The worst is that you can't update the browser, so you can't even use the modern web on devices that are left behind, and nobody besides Apple can help you, even if they wanted to. Thankfully with iOS 17 it looks like this will
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by rekoil 4y ago
I would love one of those for traveling.
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by rekoil 4y ago
$10k is easily double what a beast workstation has traditionally cost. Yes, you've been able to configure Mac Pros or iMac Pros for similar prices in the past, but it's always been the ultra high-end with niche use cases, currentl
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by rekoil 4y ago
I've never played Overwatch, it was just an example, but my point stands regardless of whether players want changes or not; I simply want there to be some accountability for mega corps so they can't just abandon games, release the
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by rekoil 4y ago
Yeah but that's not something you actually expect would happen do you? Like 99% of players won't bother and will just go with what the developer provides until the developer decides to kill the game, at that point you have the sel
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by rekoil 4y ago
> Should it have been illegal for them to add characters to the game? Sure, why not? Or at least illegal to forcefully change my game without giving me an option of not updating (at the cost of maybe not having anyone to play with). One
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by rekoil 4y ago
I think they should be legally required to provide it honestly. The support period for games is getting shorter every year. I mean Unreal Tournament is from 1999, so 23 years old, hats off they were still running servers for it, that's
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by rekoil 4y ago
With the price of smartphones these days I'm betting a lot more people use work-provided devices privately than before. You don't always have a choice between Android and iOS in those instances.
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by rekoil 4y ago
Wait, can you not subnet IPv6 smaller than /64?
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by rekoil 4y ago
A /60 network consists of 295,147,905,179,352,825,856 addresses. I think most users will probably be fine with that.
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by rekoil 4y ago
WSL2 in Windows Terminal I guess.
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by rekoil 4y ago
Yeah look at how things like Brave and DuckDuckGo do it.
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by rekoil 4y ago
But in the documentation[1] under the heading "Encryption of certain metadata and usage information" they state: > Some metadata and usage information stored in iCloud remains under standard data protection, even when Advanced
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by rekoil 4y ago
It's a little hard to take any percentage of 1.4B peoples phones, get them to comply unlocking their devices, and then inspecting those. It's a lot easier to tell vendor X that "in country Y list Z is the one that should be u

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