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by shantara 5y ago
There's a new documentation page detailing supporting the notch: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/bundleresources/in... For the apps that are not "notch-aware", system would change the avai
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by shantara 5y ago
It is an option, at least in full screen mode. https://www.macrumors.com/2021/10/18/macos-hides-notch-on-ne...
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macOS Hides the Notch on New MacBook Pro in Full-Screen Mode(macrumors.com)
23 points by shantara 5y ago|7 comments
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by shantara 5y ago
Update: >macOS Hides the Notch on New MacBook Pro in Full-Screen Mode https://www.macrumors.com/2021/10/18/macos-hides-notch-on-ne... I take back what I said about the notch. It is not as bad, as it initia
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by shantara 5y ago
The vertical screen space they might have freed by adding a notch was immediately taken by increasing the top bar height. I don’t see a purpose for such a trade off.
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by shantara 5y ago
Everything they’ve said about the new MacBook Pros is extremely promising, but they had to add a notch to the screen. Just why? All for the sake of reducing the top screen border by a couple of millimeters.
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by shantara 5y ago
>What is the square root of 1? 0.5 >How many oceans are there on Earth? two >Who was Juliette’s beloved? Charles >When did humans first land on the Moon? July 1969 >How many sides are there in a rectangle? Four >How many s
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by shantara 5y ago
It is a bug, and Google is unfortunately working on a fix https://twitter.com/dannysullivan/status/1445799446139191298...
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by shantara 5y ago
FindMy for AirPods only works when they are close enough to have a Bluetooth connection to the phone. It does not take the advantage of the FindMy network.
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by shantara 5y ago
The feature the impressed me the most during the WWDC presentation - the cross-device drag and drop functionality between Mac and iPad - unfortunately won't be included in the initial 15.0 release.
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by shantara 5y ago
And unlike Dark Sky there is no iPad version of the native weather app.
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by shantara 5y ago
Why would I pay a cleaning company instead of spending a lot less money on moving the satellite into a graveyard orbit before it runs out of propellant?
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by shantara 5y ago
The most realistic solution for space junk deorbiting I've seen is the recently tested electromagnetic tether ("Terminator tape"). It is a passive solution that does not require an external spacecraft, and could be activated
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by shantara 5y ago
What is their business model? This is far from first space debris cleanup company, but regardless of their technical capabilities, all of them are useless until the regulations introduce a requirement for the launch providers and satellite
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by shantara 5y ago
I would consider cutscene videos not playing to be more than just a small issue for story driven games.
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by shantara 5y ago
I usually use old good http://example.com for such cases
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by shantara 5y ago
I am not complaining about the company hiring immigrants and allowing remote work across the Europe. I just haven't seen anything inherently Swiss in it, anything different from any other European company I worked for, that would justi
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by shantara 5y ago
I used to work for a now defunct Swiss company that had “Swiss quality, security and privacy” plastered all over the website and marketing materials. The number of actual Swiss people on the team could be counted on one hand, the rest of de
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by shantara 5y ago
I was wondering how Apple would handle their imminent iPhone 13 announcement event in light of the public outcry over the photo scanning. Now we know the answer, they will pretend to listen until everyone buys a new shiny, and then quietly
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by shantara 5y ago
What are they odds they wouldn't quietly slip these changes with a minor update under a non-descript "Security improvements" after everyone calms down and buys a new shiny iPhone 13?
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by shantara 5y ago
I didn't realize map-reduce was so much slower than a regular looped multiplication, regardless of the hardware the code was running on.
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Synology: Multiple products impacted by OpenSSL RCE vulnerability(bleepingcomputer.com)
2 points by shantara 5y ago|0 comments
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by shantara 5y ago
The issue is that every new Google phone is available in less and less countries. 5a looks like a good option to replace my current 3a, but it is impossible to officially buy it here in Europe.
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by shantara 5y ago
Russia already forced Apple to allow pre-installing government approved apps on local iPhones: https://www.theverge.com/2021/3/16/22334641/apple-follows-ru...
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by shantara 5y ago
>Coincident with this filing, Swarm will be withdrawing its Petition for Market Access inthe 399.9-400.05 MHz and 400.15-401 MHz bands and concluding its remaining experimental license under the Experimental Licensing System
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by shantara 5y ago
Indeed. I would suggest replacing the link with https://9to5mac.com/2021/07/30/m1-macbook-screen-cracks/ which has much more neutral tone despite being published on an unapologetically fanboyish website.
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by shantara 5y ago
In my previous job I have worked for a company that developed enterprise focused encrypted chat apps. When interviewing potential hires, one of the first general questions we asked was to give a high-level list of possible attack vectors on
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by shantara 5y ago
After years of rumors about hardware revamps, new SoC and DLSS support, this feels like a very underwhelming announcement. It’s hard to believe that hardware built on top of the original nVidia Shield is still being sold in 2021 at a full p
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by shantara 5y ago
My point was that the difference between SpaceX and BO is more than simply marketing skills.
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by shantara 5y ago
Suborbital flights. Which require about 3% of energy needed to reach an orbit, and are of very limited practical use other than serving as an extended rollercoaster ride for tourists. Blue Origin are very far away from achieving anything co

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