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valleyer
6y ago
I believe it's actually "other arch handler", but I can't find that exact string by Googling.
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6y ago
Property lists in NeXTSTEP didn't use XML but rather a different text-based format. https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/documentation/Co...
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7y ago
The contact tracing stuff is not going to be based on location but rather on bluetooth beacons from nearby phones. I'm not sure why this is being downvoted. See https://covid19-static.cdn-apple.com/applications/cov
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7y ago
Thanks -- looks like it's described in an article linked from the one submitted here.
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valleyer
7y ago
Is this using some SecureROM or iBoot exploit? If not, how do they bypass the secure boot chain?
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7y ago
The Finder exposes the filesystem hierarchy much like any other desktop file browser.
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valleyer
7y ago
JSC stands for JavaScriptCore https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WebKit#JavaScriptCore
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7y ago
I was confused by this: "I've had to put off buying ... all laptops (mac/pc) because it appears Intel's newest CPUs are still vulnerable to Meltdown/Spectre. ... A highend 13" AMD based Linux friendly laptop wo
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7y ago
Aren't AMD processors (and virtually every processor with speculative execution) vulnerable to Spectre?
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7y ago
Recent airline mergers in the US have clearly been a net negative for customers, probably for this exact reason. All of the airlines already flew to basically all the major airports, so mergers simply served to reduce competition and worse
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7y ago
In the US, the terminal is not brought to the table. The tip amount is written on a paper receipt and entered by the clerk at a (usually) out-of-sight terminal, usually after you've left. A customer doesn't interact with a termi
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7y ago
Money? State legislatures have limited budgets and are not well rewarded for funding the DMV. Private retail locations (there are some in the US too -- in California, at least, you can go to the AAA if you pay their membership fee) can cha
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7y ago
You might be interested to read the section titled "User-Agent based attacks" of the linked article.
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7y ago
If you’re an older person who grew up in, say, the 1940s, is “company wants to be paid in scrip purchased at local store” really weirder than “instant social interaction worldwide via a small handheld piece of glass”? In other words, the wo
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7y ago
Sadly, Apple actually does have good documentation for Core Image. It just never made it into their new system and is instead languishing in the "archive": https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/doc
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7y ago
This isn't true. Before a few years ago, they accepted American Express credit cards. (You could also use a debit card at the check-out register.)
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7y ago
More details on how this works, for Google at least, here: https://developers.google.com/safe-browsing/v4/update-api#ch...
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7y ago
IMO, you have to twiddle exactly one preference, exactly once, to make TextEdit a workable plaintext editor. In TextEdit -> Preferences..., select the "Plain text" radio button. New documents are created as plain text now.
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7y ago
That still leaves lots of functionality in the kernel, most notably the BSD code (which implements Unix syscalls). So even with the new userspace driver support, most people would not consider xnu a microkernel.
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7y ago
This was super fun to decipher! 1. The first time through this giant ternary defines 9 different small subroutines. Each subroutine can consider the value of "x" to be their argument. X is used as an index into the jmp_buf (subr
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7y ago
It's present on Mac OS X.
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7y ago
It's Experian monitoring, not Equifax. They are not the same company.
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7y ago
You're missing the sarcasm. The full quote: > Thus on the rare occasions these adjectives are actually deployed accurately on TV, my husband and I will interject mischievously, “He means fewer water” or “She means less bottles.”
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7y ago
"optimise" is the correct spelling in some variants of English other than American, like British.
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7y ago
In case you're being serious, the Beatles broke up ten years before Lennon died.
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7y ago
Is the term "deep fakes" commonly used to refer to counterfeit merchandise? I hadn't heard it used that way before.
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7y ago
Good point! it is only usable from 32-bit apps, which don't run anymore. But -- if we want to be technical, the function still actually exists, since macOS menus are still driven by Carbon code. $ nm /System/Library/Fra
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7y ago
Additionally, the Lisa Desktop Library contains many similarly named routines to the Mac Toolbox. The Lisa Desktop Library was never directly exposed to third-party applications though. (The Lisa Toolkit exposed it indirectly.) Lisa Deskt
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7y ago
I'm sure you considered whether optimizing for click-through rate at the expense of diversity of response "moods" (or whatever) was the right tradeoff. Why did you ultimately decide it was?
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7y ago
> Marzipan means (I think?) you get a lot of the the basics: get a window, setup a gl/metal context, start drawing. That's more or less the entirety of a game's output. There's a template in Xcode to set all of this u
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