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by rgovostes 8y ago
Right. Moreover, they announced at this September's iPhone announcement that they would be supporting devices for longer, as part of their environmental impact reduction efforts.
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by rgovostes 8y ago
On the services side of things, I pay Apple $8.50/mo for storage (split between family members, so really much less than that) for all of my photos and documents, and $7/mo for unlimited music (taking advantage of available discou
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by rgovostes 8y ago
I've played with Semmle's product, which I think is called QL now, and I was very impressed. It's a way to write queries about your code, like "show me lines where the address to a non-packed struct is passed to fwrite()
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by rgovostes 8y ago
I was recently cleaning off someone's Mac and made this note: > I found no fewer than eight fake Adobe Flash updaters, six of them identical and signed by Nevaeh Mitchell (WMAA75SZMS), one signed by Lambert Jeremy (B4MCPEJ42J), and
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by rgovostes 8y ago
That’s nowhere near the scope of the New York Times.
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by rgovostes 8y ago
You ought to update your pull request, then! I'm not sure why they don't accept regular issues.
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by rgovostes 8y ago
Seems like using immediate values in inline assembly operands can be fragile depending on what optimizations the compiler decides to apply. Try building with -ftree-ter in your CFLAGS, as suggested by https://stackoverflow.com&#x
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by rgovostes 8y ago
Off-topic, but what is the reason for the archive being linked in the comments so often? In this case, the article was published just a few days ago, and is still online. The site doesn't seem to be down, and it's a university blo
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by rgovostes 8y ago
Even the LLVM Developers’ Meeting, which is/was organized by Apple, doesn’t use the logo. https://llvm.org/devmtg/2018-10/#contact
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by rgovostes 8y ago
Not sure about the second, but the lane guidance icon does change to show a diagram of which exit to take, and you should also see the 2.5D map with a blue line showing the route on the actual map.
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by rgovostes 8y ago
Curiously enough, “Lingua Franca” doesn’t refer to French.
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by rgovostes 8y ago
I'd like to switch to Fastmail, but I have a handful of seldom-used secondary accounts (e.g., for family members), and it doesn't make sense to pay $5/mo/each when they're free on G Suite. Their pricing structure is
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by rgovostes 8y ago
Processing -- https://processing.org -- is one of the easiest and most popular languages for doing 2D graphics (and some 3D stuff as well). It's Java based, though there are ports to JavaScript such as p5.js that make it mo
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by rgovostes 8y ago
I was a middle school student probably when I saw your hair demo in Processing. Still looks great!
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by rgovostes 8y ago
I recall doing a benchmark of the Clang compiler that showed that parsing the source files takes much more time than any other stage of compilation. Decompressing a larger amount of content on the client side, and then parsing it, is going
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by rgovostes 8y ago
Karsten is an accomplished computational artist: http://postspectacular.com http://toxi.co.uk
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by rgovostes 8y ago
Well, I did notice that the author's name is Helen.
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by rgovostes 8y ago
This cracked me up, but it turns out it's used as a source file for doing an encryption benchmark. https://github.com/TheAlgorithms/Python/blob/d4b4b7ba35cc4e1...
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by rgovostes 8y ago
I think about this sometimes when I hear a friend talk about being ordered to tear down his treehouse, or notice my barber's cosmetology license by the mirror while he cuts my hair, or see a news story about a child's lemonade sta
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by rgovostes 8y ago
This kind of wild speculation is exactly why there is so much disinformation spreading around, and why those who want to sow disinformation for their own purposes find it so easy to do so. The article you yourself linked to mentions no conn
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by rgovostes 8y ago
The trick does not work on Safari, but you can click and drag the first image and the drag preview will reveal what other browsers show.
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by rgovostes 8y ago
Perfect for the dinner table.
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by rgovostes 8y ago
My small town in Japan was heavily influenced by a scholar who was searching for this elixir for Qin Shihuang. There's a park dedicated to the scholar, Jofuku: https://www.shinguu.jp/en/spots/detail/A0005
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by rgovostes 8y ago
The name seems to have the same derivation as the name of the XNU kernel underlying Apple's operating systems: > XNU is an abbreviation of X is Not Unix or XNU is Not Unix. Wikipedia says the first release of XNU was in '96 (pe
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by rgovostes 8y ago
Hmm. static exef *excom[128] = { vv,vv,vv,vv,vv,vv,vv,vv,vv,vv,Ie,vv,vv,vv,vv,vv, vv,vv,vv,vv,vv,vv,vv,vv,vv,vv,vv,vv,vv,vv,vv,vv, vv,vv,vv,Ie,vv,vv,vv,vv,vv,vv,vv,vv,vv,vv,vv,vv, /* # */ vv,vv,vv,vv,vv,v
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by rgovostes 8y ago
It was also the name of a 3D desktop environment from Sun showed off in 2003. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Looking_Glass
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by rgovostes 8y ago
Yes, if you were living in a world where the bank would only give an account to the first person named "John" to sign up, you should have researched names first. It will be fun dealing with file associations over the .xar extensio
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by rgovostes 8y ago
Probably too late now, but xar already stands for "eXtensible ARchiver" and is a file format used on macOS in some package installers. It's notable for having an embedded XML "table of contents" that describes metad
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by rgovostes 8y ago
Here is more information on Logic Theorist's improved proof of a theorem in Principia Mathematica: https://books.google.com/books?id=iYHuBwAAQBAJ&pg=PA52&lpg=P...
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by rgovostes 8y ago
Background: I wanted to use Python to automate some web requests, replicating some XHRs made by a site. Safari Web Inspector will show you the details of the request, and even lets you "Copy as cURL," but it was time consuming to

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