scarlac

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by scarlac 10y ago
It'd be interesting to know what their business model is. Traffic isn't free and neither are world-wide servers. They are not run by ads, they are not a paid service, so how do they cover their expenses?
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by scarlac 10y ago
How could a browser protect itself from being "infected" from the underlying OS layer? Given that the malicious installer has administrative access, it's a hole new set of challenges if they can't trust their own filesys
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by scarlac 10y ago
I honestly don't see any logical negative connection between those two groups of people. Actually, I see many potential good reasons why someone running Linux would care to listen to them. Care to explain your thinking?
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by scarlac 10y ago
A physically smaller battery usually translates into a weight reduction. I'd even argue that it's the point of laptops: A mobile/light computer. But how you balance the two is a matter of opinion. If you look at the amount of
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by scarlac 10y ago
Per developer
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by scarlac 10y ago
The autopilot functionality is an opt-in beta with several warnings and a price sticker. I think that's as much "willingly" as you can get.
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by scarlac 10y ago
Great! Price is still restrictive for many. What are your recommendations on how to get a cheap starter eBike while steering clear of common pitfalls (and what are they)?
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by scarlac 10y ago
Also, many eBikes bodies I've seen are made from aluminum or even carbon fiber rather than steel, to account for the weight added by the battery I'm guessing.
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by scarlac 10y ago
You are absolutely correct. The direct economic incentives favor short-sighted purchases. I am not intending to blame you for the statement, but just agreeing that it's true if only for now. The problem is obvious to anyone living in P
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by scarlac 10y ago
Yes, the official statement during the presentation of the Lightning connector was "for at least the next decade" if I recall correctly.
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by scarlac 10y ago
I have two colleagues that both got 13" MBPE (MBP Escape button version) and none of the screens are wobbly by any means. They are perfectly weighted like the previous versions if not better. 15" may be slightly different due to s
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by scarlac 10y ago
I think that's a pretty common setup for many hackers, yes. Some only buy it for the hardware, but I see plenty using macOS as well.
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by scarlac 10y ago
It will. I have remapped Caps Lock to Escape and I can trigger Force Quit that way (Cmd+Alt+Caps Lock)
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by scarlac 10y ago
Every year the mobile market share grows (still) making mobile devices and their experiences even more important. Time lost can vary wildly. 1-10 KB seems like nothing but the collective effect makes a difference if you have enough users. B
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by scarlac 10y ago
I'm not sure I'm seeing the same pattern for this particular version. Comparing the minified versions I see the file size delta for version 15.4.0-rc3 is -4.32 KB, meaning a reduction in file size. For reference: Total minified si
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by scarlac 10y ago
> tie all of our products together, so we further lock customers into our ecosystem > > Their failure to execute on this is what is wrong with the current Apple I respectfully disagree. I would argue that the "new" Apple
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by scarlac 10y ago
I can confirm it's a native option in Sierra. I have not installed Karabiner. Actually, from their website: "Karabiner does not work on macOS Sierra at the moment."
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by scarlac 10y ago
I strongly disagree on your 3rd point: In my experience React gives you full control over rendering which includes where you want to use it and if you want to use it with non-React stuff. Regardless of site being a SPA or not. As an anecdot
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by scarlac 10y ago
Yes, it will be processed live in the car. From the article: > To make sense of all of this data, a new onboard computer with more than 40 times the computing power of the previous generation runs the new Tesla-developed neural net for v
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by scarlac 10y ago
I see this as well. Students particularly. The Air got popular when the price dropped. Initially, everyone also criticized it for being too expensive and underpowered. Look at this thread and tell me it doesn't sound like they're
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by scarlac 10y ago
How does it suggest a switch to ARM? I'm not seeing any indications to suggest such a claim.
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by scarlac 10y ago
They didn't just sell to Apple and immediately quit. They stayed around for some years, which is a common contract condition. You can't practically require people to not innovate after they left a company.
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by scarlac 10y ago
As far as I can tell, that part hasn't changed. But you're free to pass a HOC (Higher-Order-Component), ie. <BrowserRouter> <Match pattern="/" component={() => <MyComponent someProp="yep&
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by scarlac 10y ago
> I have never met a danish entrepreneur who didn't complain about taxes You should meet me.
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by scarlac 10y ago
While explaining the feature in the presentation, Phil Schiller explained that it did face detection to find the foreground. In addition, the camera mode is called "Portrait" in the Camera app. While it is still speculation until
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by scarlac 10y ago
In my experience, Apple actually warns about renewal before they renew. This is something I have yet to see with other major services. Hopefully it'll stay in and other services follows suit.
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by scarlac 10y ago
React Native uses native OS components, meaning they'll render fast. But if you want to do heavy computing you may get frame drops. Some bundled components are partially native and partially custom, so you'll still need to be mi
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by scarlac 10y ago
If you're using Chrome, I highly recommend the Redux DevTools extension. You'll have insight into your state, actions and even a timeline. With a little extra work (less than Reactotron) you'll get it working in React Native
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by scarlac 10y ago
document.execCommand('copy') seems to be decently supported (Chrome, FF, IE9+, Safari 10) by now: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Document/ex...
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by scarlac 10y ago
As far as I can tell, not right now. I think it'll allow for better isolation for your components but besides that I wouldn't expect major performance improvements.

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