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by shuckles 2y ago
Since when were casual references to murdering people acceptable on here?
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by shuckles 2y ago
Apple Silicon devices turn on automatically from IO, even after shut down, so the power button is only useful to: force shutdown if unresponsive or execute some sort of boot key combo to enter a recovery mode.
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by shuckles 2y ago
No, it was a separate payment method called “Apple Card Monthly Installments.” If you just charged a purchase to your Apple Card, it was not an installment payment. That’s probably the confusion the regulators were complaining about.
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by shuckles 2y ago
That’s useful to know. One difference for my situation is I’d like the H1B1 holder to be able to continue working during the application, but I have heard mixed information on how feasible that is. The H1B1 needs to be renewed quite frequen
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by shuckles 2y ago
Is this workaround applicable even if the work visa is of non-immigrant intent, like the H1B1?
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by shuckles 2y ago
I think OP mean to say "this bug could let an attacker gain $200k of value easily", though you are right the market clearing price for such a vulnerability is probably low due to huge supply.
187.
by shuckles 2y ago
"We will let anyone run arbitrary JavaScript on all your web pages if you send them a referral link" is surely a 6-7 figure vulnerability for a web browser. That this vulnerability was discoverable using about two steps of analysi
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by shuckles 2y ago
Wealthfront's former CEO gave this advice. Ironically, even though he was a long term investor at one of the Valley's most storied VC firms, he himself did not run a breakout company. Instead, Wealthfront flamed out after 14 years
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by shuckles 2y ago
Let me get this straight: your evening routine has no margin for 10 minute parallelizable tasks, yet you’re commenting sarcastically about supposed chores in my life? In order to defend doing the same but every 3 days instead?
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by shuckles 2y ago
People have not been responding to text messages or browsing their entire music library in their cars for years. Siri also doesn't have to be safer than buttons, it just has to be safer than touching your phone for it to make sense as
191.
by shuckles 2y ago
My watch can get a night’s worth of charge in 10 minutes.
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by shuckles 2y ago
Apple very reasonably has decided using your phone while driving requires voice support. It's not about "traction."
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by shuckles 2y ago
Kindred is an attempt at that: https://livekindred.com/ .
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by shuckles 2y ago
The New York Times Book Review and New York Review of Books are different publications.
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by shuckles 2y ago
Did you mean permission, not position? I’m not sure I understand what someone’s position could mean.
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by shuckles 2y ago
Interesting — I didn’t think about the difference and could see how it is annoying.
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by shuckles 2y ago
Exactly. This is now 15 years out of date, but in 2009, Macs had 91% marketshare in the >$1,000 computer market per some industry estimate. My guess is they're still doing great in that segment. https://www.businessinside
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by shuckles 2y ago
Remapping the command key to alt is a pretty straightforward feature built into the OS.
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by shuckles 2y ago
I think this is irrelevant. WinRAR's core feature set for most users was made available for free with zip files and operating system support.
200.
by shuckles 2y ago
If people were pirating Photoshop only because it was easy to pirate, my guess is when it came to professional work or another occasion where they had the funds to pay for image editing software, they would overcome whatever friction necess
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by shuckles 2y ago
My feeling is this logic only holds if your product is being pirated because it’s the best. Windows was certainly better than Linux, but ultimately when a consumer can afford it they’d rather buy a Mac.
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by shuckles 2y ago
This is not true on macOS.
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by shuckles 2y ago
The United States market by GDP is about $10T bigger than the EU. Apple's Americas revenue is about 41% of total revenues while Europe is about 26%.
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by shuckles 2y ago
In theory this is covered by the App Entities framework, though it seems like Apple only trains their on-device models to learn about entities for some standard types of apps. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/a
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by shuckles 2y ago
Can you share examples of that last part? I would imagine Apple would respect IP since they are so defensive of their own.
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by shuckles 2y ago
My wife is a biologist and her income is evidence that PG&E does invest in transmission upkeep. You may not like the bang for the buck you get, but consider that part of that might be because PG&E has to pay her to drive to various
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by shuckles 2y ago
Dozens of stories in whatever news media you consume has nothing to do with whether there are serious policy conversations about revisiting sanctuary city laws in those cities.
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by shuckles 2y ago
Most people in advanced countries are rich and can choose expensive lifestyles, but that has little to do with the options afforded to those who aren’t.
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by shuckles 2y ago
I was not assigning blame. I was making a factual statement that San Francisco’s recent increase is family homelessness is largely due to bussing policies of Republican run border states. Asylum applicants are in the United States legally w
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by shuckles 2y ago
No I pointed out a list of ways Finland was different from San Francisco so we should not naively assume data from there should generalize. It’s not cherry picked since it was one in a long list of ways the two are different. Street homeles

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