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by st3fan 11y ago
It is ok. My guess is that by the time iOS 10 is released, this execption is not temporary anymore. Then if you flip NSAllowsArbitraryLoads to true you will have to justify in the app review process why your app is needing that. And somethi
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by st3fan 11y ago
No, it is not only for developers using their mobile ads SDK. It is for any application that uses their ads SDK . The result of this is that this application will allow arbitrary insecure http loads by default. They take away a very useful
813.
by st3fan 11y ago
I'm old.
814.
by st3fan 11y ago
80 columns is for old people.
815.
by st3fan 11y ago
It will be interesting to see how these numbers change with OS X 10.11 with Safari's new Content Blockers enabled. That will result in less network connections and less JavaScript.
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by st3fan 11y ago
Do you like tasty beers? http://www.brouwerijhetij.nl It is a wonderful little brewery with a great view: http://mikestravelguide.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/Ij-Br...
817.
by st3fan 11y ago
"Lets see how this document looks when I move this content over there"
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by st3fan 11y ago
No promises, but we are in the end game for v1.0. Stay tuned.
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by st3fan 11y ago
Also fantastic, the hub command: https://github.com/github/hub/blob/master/README.md
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by st3fan 11y ago
You can actually upload client-side encrypted data to S3 buckets. With one-time upload tokens. So what they are doing may be perfectly fine. Hard to tell without seeing the complete request.
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by st3fan 11y ago
Ah thanks for the reminder. I had looked at that page previously when it just covered 10.9. I see that it has been updated with instructions for 10.10. Wonderful.
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by st3fan 11y ago
Can the same technique be used to run Yosemite under KVM?
823.
by st3fan 11y ago
Yup. This is also one of my favourite language features in Swift.
824.
by st3fan 12y ago
You can buy ratings. Simple.
825.
by st3fan 12y ago
You forgot command #1: sudo - use in those exceptional cases where you need root permission. It makes me really sad that all these examples are showing a root prompt. It is dangerous and bad practice.
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by st3fan 12y ago
I'm interested in those stories too. Also do a search for Rust in the story subject here on HN. There are many many 'one week with rust' and 'moving to rust' articles posted. Many are interesting reads.
827.
by st3fan 12y ago
The original example does actually properly deal with exceptions.
828.
by st3fan 12y ago
Immature. Unprofessional.
829.
by st3fan 12y ago
Welcome to 2015.
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Firefox for Android Crosses 100M Downloads(blog.mozilla.org)
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by st3fan 12y ago
> What's the point of micro-optimizing a 3ms function call when each request spends 8 or 9 seconds inside the SQLAlchemy ORM? Well, sometimes it's nice to practice those optimizion skills anyway I have a different opinion on th
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by st3fan 12y ago
"As a result, the many networks around the world that perform DNSSEC validation to ensure that customers are getting to the correct sites (versus being redirected to bogus sites for phishing or malware) were blocking customers from get
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by st3fan 12y ago
Yes if you have one MongoDB database that uses `title` and another one that uses `post_title` then you have to adjust your code for that. Guess what. Same thing applies to SQL.
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by st3fan 12y ago
It doesn’t look good for the Mozilla Foundation – especially not with so much of their funding coming from Google which of course has its own browser to push. I guess ESR did not get the memo that Mozilla decided to not extend the Google
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by st3fan 12y ago
This is a great pragmatic example. Swift is a fantastic language with many features that let you write safe and strict code. But do not forget, Swift sits on top of a foundation of C and Objective-C. In my opinion a great Swift programmer k
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by st3fan 12y ago
iOS apps do not (can not) "start a background process to receive notifications". Notifications are globally handled by the OS over a single dedicated optimized connection. And then dispatched to the individual applications.
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by st3fan 12y ago
> So what you are saying, is that no person would ever create an array of data and expect to do anything with that data? And they would never do that in a processing loop? Ok... No. I'm saying the memory layout of Array<Pixel>
838.
by st3fan 12y ago
One thing that i want to add is that this whole exercise is actually a straw man. You yourself start your post with "Problem Statement : Design an algorithm that fills in a buffer of pixel data" If that is the problem, then do tha
839.
by st3fan 12y ago
I am also still exploring Swift, so forgive me if I got this wrong, but isn't the problem here the following: Your RenderGradient() takes a RenderBuffer struct. Structs are passed by value. So two things happen in your RenderBuffer fu
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by st3fan 12y ago
You can remove the 'probably'. It is pretty well known that Adblock is a mayor memory hog.

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