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by russjr08 11y ago
If I recall correctly, they are file signatures that OS X uses to identify and remove malware. Not sure when and how the files on your drive are checked (potentially right before they are opened?), but the XProtect.plist file is automatical
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by russjr08 11y ago
> JSON stands for JavaScript Object Notation , not Python Object Notation. That does not mean it shouldn't be used anywhere else.
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by russjr08 11y ago
Yep. The problem is that some users are not aware of the conventions, and often you see on the Android Google Code repo "+1" or something along the lines of "Google plz fix this". This becomes heavily apparent when some
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by russjr08 11y ago
Just anecdotal obviously, but most of the people I know just use the community edition. That's free, so the money argument doesn't seem to make sense there. Now yes, lots of people do pay for the ultimate edition, but I'm sur
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by russjr08 11y ago
Have you upgraded to the new Minecraft launcher? It bundles its own JRE, and I'm pretty sure it's Java 7.
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by russjr08 11y ago
Well if it was the same price, then you could just add a chromecast or such later, and it wouldn't be a big deal. I definitely agree under normal circumstances where smart TVs are way more expensive.
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by russjr08 11y ago
OS X does show the notifications on the lockscreen by default though, right? Usually when I come back to my computer I see all of the stuff I missed. I suppose there's a short time between when you walk away and the computer locking th
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by russjr08 11y ago
That sounds interesting at first, but then what happens if say, the element takes you to another page? Then you'd have to go back a page, which would be a clunky experience.
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by russjr08 12y ago
They weren't saying such. "So I fail to see how Chromebooks are 'more extremely locked down' than iDevices."