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by vsl 11y ago
It has.
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by vsl 11y ago
Not exactly either. Tesla says that they'll roll out in US first (west coast to east), then EU & the rest of the world; priority will be given to more expensive configurations first and existing customers will only get priority wit
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by vsl 11y ago
I wouldn't say "nothing" and it's less clear-cut when you lease, but if you have a Model S/X and want to buy Model 3 presumably as the 2nd car, yeah, pretty much.
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by vsl 11y ago
Are you sure about that? I assumed it would be affecting SSL verification in WinInet/WinHTTP (and so affect any applications using that stack)...
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by vsl 11y ago
Or an application… Exactly that.
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by vsl 11y ago
That's… unique - and wrong - spelling of the name. (Pet peeve of mine, people spell my app's name in all sorts of bizarre ways too.)
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Show HN: Dictionaries for OS X – install translation and spelling for 44 languages(dictionaries.io)
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by vsl 11y ago
FWIW, in 2014, Microsoft bought HockeyApp. It's still actively developed and new features are being added. I expected it to die soon then, but apparently not all acquisitions, by MS in particular, end badly.
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by vsl 11y ago
Owning a US company is exactly the kind of "relation to US" (the phrasing banks use here, not "US person") that will trigger the consequences described by other commenters.
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by vsl 11y ago
They actually started policing this and refuse to renew a certificate if they decide it's a commercial use. Happened to me and rather than argue with them (it wasn't), I bought a $5 one at ssls.com...
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by vsl 11y ago
Your rant is the very definition of bigotry. People tend to be more nuanced than your B/W view of them.
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by vsl 11y ago
Messing around in /? Pretty certain it is licensing, putting information in obscure places most users won't look for them.
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by vsl 11y ago
I too have to disagree. Cmake is crap compared to Autotools. It's makefiles don't work if the end user who does the compilation doesn't have cmake installed. Autotools doesn't have any runtime dependencies - that'
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by vsl 11y ago
If by "unfortunate" you mean "totally crazy"... I'd rather deal with the occasional person confused by GitHub kids' ignorance of what source tarballs are meant to be that doing such wild and dirty dances in the
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by vsl 11y ago
When tou have to cook statistics to have this "immense inequality", no, I would not.
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by vsl 11y ago
Scanbot. Great app for scanning documents, but when you scan a QR code, it handles it.
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by vsl 11y ago
I doubt it was legally mandated, but it certainly isn't now: Model S brakes itself and IMHO it's much safer.
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by vsl 11y ago
And, crucially, disengaging - with a beep if you have hands on wheel and a panicky "crash imminent, we're all going to die, do something!" series of beeps if you don't. Being aware of the car's mode is not an issue.
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by vsl 11y ago
That would be contradiction of terms. Anything with such restrictions is, by definition (look it up!), not Open Source.
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by vsl 11y ago
No, it uses Paddle checkout.
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by vsl 11y ago
> Against Apple Terms I believe. Citation of the specific term needed. It isn’t against any of them and plenty of apps do it (Things, Boom or Monity come to mind). Apple requires that the app is functional without extra downloads and the
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by vsl 11y ago
Have some history. After the physical distribution are and before MAS, there was (and still is) a large number of indie OS X developers distributing digitally. For a long time, FastSpring was the de-facto standard and its rate is 8.9%. Add
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by vsl 11y ago
Not what the parent said, true, but you can test for this easily: launch the app, see if it terminates with exit code 173 (receipt check fail) in the first few seconds if fed SHA-2 receipt but not the old SHA-1 one. Won't catch all
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by vsl 11y ago
Nope, this really is well known. It doesn't happen to everyone, but it happens to lots of Czechs and Poles in Bavaria. To the point of causing diplomatic incidents on occasions.
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by vsl 11y ago
That so? I'm Czech and Bavarian police is famous here, for years, for targeting Czech cars and bullying the passengers (stops without probable cause, extensive searches under false pretenses, picking all CZ, and only CZ, cars from tr
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by vsl 11y ago
No, not really. Military planes were shot down, yes, but those operated at much lower altitudes. It's damn hard to shoot down an aircraft flying at 10k feet, you need something like BUK to even be able to reach that high. That&#x27
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by vsl 11y ago
Sorry, but that's nonsense. Cycles don't just magically appear, you write them. So writing refcounting code simply means being aware of this when designing the more complicated data structures in your code to use weak backrefere
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by vsl 11y ago
That's rich. GTK+ doesn't pretend to be seriously cross-platform. Qt does but looks horrible on anything but KDE. It tries to mimic native UI but enters the uncanny valley and is immediately noticeable as a fake. Particularly horr
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by vsl 11y ago
It doesn't. Bitcode is arch specific and unportable. It allows some instruction-set level optimizations, but not changing e.g. endianness (exactly what x64 and arm differ in) or type sizes.
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by vsl 11y ago
Did you consider the possibility that it's a technical limit that they didn't even anticipate ever hitting in real life, because Slack is for small teams ? Let's be fair here: the 10k visible messages limit means that Slack

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