sebastien_bois

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by sebastien_bois 6y ago
I predict it will be very limited (basically to iOS dev only, and only in Swift): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22930562
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by sebastien_bois 6y ago
I don't expect this will be much more than the next "evolution" of Playgrounds. I don't think Apple would even want/be willing to support anything other than Swift, and probably only iOS/Catalyst development. A
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by sebastien_bois 6y ago
> "This tool will not remove URLs from Clearview which are currently active and public. If there is a public image or web page that you want excluded, then take it down yourself (or ask the webmaster or publisher to take it down). A
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by sebastien_bois 6y ago
Yeah, but how long did it take to truly drop to the $5 mark? When bluetooth stuff came out (mice, keyboards, etc.) they were exorbitantly expensive. It was way cheaper for manufacturers to sell stuff with their own RF dongles instead of usi
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by sebastien_bois 6y ago
I remember watching a tech news report on cable TV (yeah, that long ago) about a hot new tech called 'Bluetooth' that was going to revolutionize device interoperability, and the BT chipset would be at most $5 of the device cost...
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by sebastien_bois 7y ago
You assume "burnout", which s/he didn't specifically state. S/He asked "Have you rediscovered the joy of programming". Doesn't mean necessarily less programming - might mean more programming of the ty
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by sebastien_bois 7y ago
A few things to consider... Try side projects. Could be something you're been thinking of trying out (scratching an itch), or to learn something new. For example, recently I made a macOS Quicklook plugin for displaying the Basic listin
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by sebastien_bois 7y ago
> Safari continues to pave the way for privacy on the web, this time as the first mainstream browser to fully block third-party cookies by default Too bad Safari isn't my default browser anymore, ever since they essentially killed i
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by sebastien_bois 7y ago
OK fair enough. One advantage that drew my interest in SQRL (besides being free and open) is that it avoids having any secrets being kept by any service, making any potential leaks a non-issue.
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by sebastien_bois 7y ago
Yes, "SQRL" - excuse my typo
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by sebastien_bois 7y ago
Why should I use this over something else like, say, ~SRQL~ SQRL?