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by valleyer 10y ago
The title question, not anything to do with lea. I at least have never seen a compiler emit a rdtsc. (If there is some case where it does [presumably a benchmarking mode?] I'd be interested to hear of it.)
602.
by valleyer 10y ago
Your username is an effective proof that the answer to the title question is "no". :)
603.
by valleyer 10y ago
Agree 100%. I use the built-in Notes app on iOS with no problem. And it has a macOS app. Gruber is overthinking it -- his app simply wasn't compelling.
604.
by valleyer 10y ago
The only one I've ever lived in. https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=1%2Fx
605.
by valleyer 10y ago
You agree with your parent comment. Making A conditional on B means B is required (though, depending on exact semantics, not necessarily sufficient) for A. A requires at least B. So: B would be obligatory, given A.
606.
by valleyer 10y ago
It would take 1 au / speed of sound in string. The 8 minutes comes from the (much faster) speed of light. Based on some googling it seems it would take roughly 1.8 years.
607.
by valleyer 10y ago
> the only Apple devices with wide-gamut displays are the 2015 iMac and the 2016 9.7" iPad Pro Correct; this was mentioned several times at WWDC.
608.
by valleyer 10y ago
You prohibit pages from "rendering Unicode"? Why?
609.
by valleyer 10y ago
Yes, though they provide guidance on how they should look, and in most cases, there is only one font on the system that has a glyph for some of these more esoteric code points, and it usually provides a reasonable representation.
610.
by valleyer 10y ago
You probably didn't mean it this way, but your comment seems to suggest that plagiarism occurred. I think you meant to say simply that the two articles are similar in theme.
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by valleyer 10y ago
The salt is typically stored with the hashed value. Its purpose is simply to prevent you from being able to use a single dictionary attack on all users.
612.
by valleyer 10y ago
The existence of the inherent time-of-check versus time-of-use hole with access is a several steps away from "execute arbitrary code". The example given presumes you are using access on crontab (and that the app can write to it).
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by valleyer 10y ago
OpenJDK is code released by Sun. Better analogies would be Harmony (what Android used) or GNU Classpath. They did not go after those, one presumes, because those projects don't have billions of dollars to be sued for.
614.
by valleyer 10y ago
This also means that Wine, GNUstep, FreeDOS, etc., are illegal, right?
615.
by valleyer 10y ago
They have publicly said that they want to keep the standard library small, and swift-corelibs-foundation is available and open-source.
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by valleyer 10y ago
That implementation is wrong in multiple ways. First of all, it should return the pre-increment value. Second, it doesn't actually increment your variable (you need to use an `inout` parameter for that). Perhaps this demonstrates per
617.
by valleyer 10y ago
They needn't be distinct. Writing is random selection with replacement.
618.
by valleyer 11y ago
You need to do that from the Recovery OS, by the way.
619.
by valleyer 11y ago
fsync(2) on OS X and other Darwins also does not sync metadata. You need to use fcntl(2) with F_FULLFSYNC for that.
620.
by valleyer 11y ago
I agree it's a terrible title, but I think the "went rogue" reflects more the NYT's attempt to conjure up a BuzzFeedy title than anything else.
621.
by valleyer 11y ago
Quite the opposite: your keychain is stored as part of your iCloud data.
622.
by valleyer 11y ago
Why not just spell out the companies' names?
623.
by valleyer 11y ago
There are different hardware IDs. Your quote is probably referring to something readily available through software like the UDID. The IDs necessary to decrypt the NAND are not readily accessible.
624.
by valleyer 11y ago
Yeah, I'm sure they'd shed a tear over that.
625.
by valleyer 11y ago
Fans in the U.S. don't take too kindly to it either. See fan reactions to relocations of the Baltimore Colts, Cleveland Browns, St. Louis Rams, etc.
626.
by valleyer 11y ago
I can't tell if you're kidding, but the billboards are for the new Apple TV that came out late 2015, and they have nothing to do with that rumor article. Similar themed TV ads are still running.
627.
by valleyer 11y ago
Here you go then: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fish_or_cut_bait#The_changing_...
628.
by valleyer 11y ago
You really don't think this is a sin of omission? The abuse is happening multiple suppliers away from the companies in question. And Apple, Microsoft, and Samsung are reportedly implicated. I'm not pessimistic enough to think t
629.
by valleyer 11y ago
> In the following settings, when I type (chicken) in Xcode, OS X automatically replaces it with . For common, internal API symbols, that’s a trade-off many developers are willing to make. Am I missing obvious sarcasm here? Do not do th
630.
by valleyer 11y ago
You don't even have to force them to license it. If they specify a low value, then the damages in the copyright lawsuit should be commensurately lower.

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