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by stiGGG 9y ago
No, App developers are able to find out if Edge (or Chrome or Firefox) is installed on your device to give you an option to open links inside it, but most apps don't do that and you still can not change the default browser.
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by stiGGG 9y ago
So my good old quad core i7 Mac mini is still cutting-edge, nice!
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by stiGGG 9y ago
Swift can do this.
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by stiGGG 9y ago
Are the new UIView.safeAreaLayoutGuide and UIView.safeAreaInsets APIs a hint for an iPhone 8 with an screen covering the complete frontside and a home button built into the screen? What do you think?
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by stiGGG 9y ago
Nice, do you share the code?
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by stiGGG 9y ago
> It's actually the same guy as with the S8, aka Starbug. Yes, hopefully he will give another talk at 34C3. Very entertaining guy too!
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by stiGGG 9y ago
As far as i understand it, this needs an 64bit ARM SoC?
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by stiGGG 9y ago
>You're detecting how apps phone home and nothing more. But only the harmless or respectively naive ones?
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by stiGGG 9y ago
Can such thing really improve security? I remember the times when Desktop Firewalls like ZoneAlarm got popular, there were dozens of tech talks that showed how baby simple it was to bypass them. I think it was common sense these times that
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by stiGGG 9y ago
I use Apple Notes and store all my notes on my own server
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by stiGGG 9y ago
>because there are fewer stereotypes. Maybe well be a leftover from communism as well It think this is the main reason. Stereotypes are great for capitalism. I can speak only for germany, but in the 90es i felt, there was a movement to r
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by stiGGG 9y ago
Nice job!
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by stiGGG 9y ago
But the fancy UI tools are the thing the people want. In real world after setting up your ssh on your fileserver, you are ending up in installing gitlab, etc which includes maintaining a database, webserver, ssl certs, etc
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by stiGGG 10y ago
>It's especially true with a chat system where the most important feature is that everybody on the team can get access. That's a complete other story... All that big open source movement for decades and in 2017 we are still dep
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by stiGGG 10y ago
Safari just doesn't work for me. It's my favorite browser ui wise, every time i'm getting a new machine i first stick with safari, but after a while under heavy use i notice all the problems with Safari getting slow, doing we
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by stiGGG 10y ago
>So if the Electron bloat is such as issue for you, just hit Slack in the web directly. That's even more horrible, i've tried it. Chrome uses his own notifications on macOS instead of integrating with systems notification manag
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by stiGGG 10y ago
In Germany you'll send to prison if you kill your dog. But killing your chicken, cow oder pig is just fine. That's so weird.
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by stiGGG 10y ago
Is GitHub now a blog?
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by stiGGG 10y ago
Same behavior when copying from Xcode.
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by stiGGG 10y ago
In my opinion tea is the most underrated hacker drink, at least in Germany. In all companies everybody drinks coffee all day long. If u drink tea, you are an alien. Especially if u prefer loose leaf tea over the the dust in bags from the su
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by stiGGG 10y ago
Looks very inspired from SourceTree, but with some little improvements. Great work, will continue testing this.
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by stiGGG 10y ago
I also implemented Tetris not long ago in Swift3. Maybe someone is interested. It has 3 frontends, iOS, macOS and CLI using the same game logic. https://github.com/Stitch7/Tetromino
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by stiGGG 10y ago
The desktop version has no encryption? Seriously, why should i use something like this in 2017?
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by stiGGG 10y ago
And i don't get it, why kids today want only a browser. All that flame wars about the best window manager we fought and now we end up with one window only and a fucking tab bar?
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by stiGGG 10y ago
You can configure shortcuts to jump to a specific desktop on macOS.
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by stiGGG 10y ago
Horrible slides! Is there a video recording from Chris' talk?
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by stiGGG 10y ago
Just my 2 cents... At my last client they provided a computer for me, because they don't want foreign clients in their network. I got a MacPro with 32gb ram and lowest specs possible beside that. It was the first time i worked with the
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by stiGGG 10y ago
Same here. Tried to read the "C without the stdlib" article on my phone, it was only readable in landscape mode and i gave up after the third time the screen rotated and i lost the line where i was reading. I tried it later on my
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by stiGGG 10y ago
Ah, thanks, didn't know you could declare a Void variable. And Payload is an associated type of the Protocol, now i got it ;)
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by stiGGG 10y ago
From the code samples in README: var payload: () What does that mean? What type has payload? I throwed it inside Xcode, it does compile but i still don't understand it.

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