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by watmough 9y ago
> He used similar methods to access Mr Brennan’s AOL account and eventually Gamble was able to access his emails, contacts, his iCloud storage account and his wife’s iPad remotely. Too crazy.
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by watmough 9y ago
Yes, but I've been super skeptical of the latest fad for most of my career. Nowadays, I'm working on improving areas that I have neglected, and following my instincts of trying to program with as little 'baggage' as poss
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by watmough 9y ago
Could Dave Cutler have foreseen ... nahhh!
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by watmough 9y ago
More parsing goodness here. https://crockford.com/javascript/tdop/tdop.html
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by watmough 9y ago
BBC Basic for x86 systems also includes the inline assembler. http://www.bbcbasic.co.uk/bbcbasic.html
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by watmough 9y ago
I think the entitlement is on your side, not Panic's. Panic are a business and to provide and maintain the app, they have to assign one developer half-time. This costs more than the $35k or so earnings of the app. I'm not sure the
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by watmough 9y ago
For me this started the trend of the render being much nicer than the final product. https://www.theregister.co.uk/2013/10/24/elan_flan_enterpris...
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by watmough 9y ago
Speaking from bitter experience of the most beautiful, but also expensive and unreliable Mac Book Pro 17" ($3500 USD), now both the GPU and CPU will de-solder themselves from the motherboard!
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by watmough 9y ago
For $500, the Essential Phone may be worth a look. My wife seems pretty happy with hers.
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by watmough 9y ago
Outlook 2016 is the pits. Microsoft should pay attention to their own research.
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by watmough 9y ago
These are my (anxious) people.
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by watmough 9y ago
And ordered! Thanks for the heads-up.
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by watmough 9y ago
Agreed. Sad little boxes of anti-aging pills regularly appear at the door for my mother in law who is a prime target for these old people / skin thing funnels.
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by watmough 9y ago
I had to scan over that page a few time to put a date on it! Seeing a price of $1100 for a IIfx was pretty disorienting, when I was shown the invoice to a IIfx system I was using back in about 92, that was in the region of 8 - 10,000 GBP. I
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by watmough 9y ago
Not a real doctor then? ;-)
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by watmough 9y ago
The weird thing is that Win Phone 8 (ish) was pretty nice with great animations, and nice fit and finish, then they seemed to throw all that away in later versions.
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by watmough 9y ago
Huh? There's loads of cheap dev kits for a few 10's of bucks on eBay. Example: http://www.ebay.com/itm/ALTERA-FPGA-Cyslonell-EP2C5T144-Mini... This uses the EP2C5T144. Some basic getting started info here: h
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by watmough 9y ago
Back in the days of Visual C++ 4.2, F1 would actually help. Windows, Office, Visual C++ help are all God-awful now. As a few have said, much better just to Google search and lunge for Stack Overflow.
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by watmough 9y ago
This is awesome: http://www.evan-doorbell.com/production/PanPulsLovers.mp3 It covers the exchanges talking to each other.
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by watmough 9y ago
Yes, it's been incredible. My ATT fiber has been ROCK solid and not dropped a byte as far as I can tell. I've been working from home all week, and we had electricity and internet right through the storm. That's with 3 feet of
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by watmough 9y ago
"I'll allow it."
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by watmough 9y ago
I believe the photographic plates of the day would have been large, maybe 8x10 inches and developed or printed at 1:1 scale. That would give a pretty good head start on quality.
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by watmough 9y ago
Hooray!!!! Clearly Apple sees which way the tide is running.
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by watmough 9y ago
"Find me a giant resistor!" I'm sure this is probably like gas pipelines in that a swing producer can get an advantageous contract if they agree to take or make power as needed.
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by watmough 9y ago
Back when my dad still worked at Aberdeen University, they had a phased array of maybe 7 or 8 transducers of about 8 cm each, that at a range of 6 inches or so, could deliver a focused beam that would penetrate a phantom / lab animal e
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by watmough 9y ago
Ok, so quite interesting to look at how all this works: Top of this page: https://slack.com/privacy-policy Information we collect and receive 1. Customer Data Content and information submitted by users to the Services is re
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by watmough 9y ago
This is all great advice. Well mostly. My wife and I took the children to the park and walked and played Pokemon. So some technology there. And we had them do yard-work and we played outside a couple of times.
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by watmough 9y ago
I have a daughter in the local school district. They use Lenovo Chromebooks which are built like brick sh*thouses with proper full-travel keyboards and touchscreens. Chromebooks work, and I am a big fan of them in education. I have a pretty
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by watmough 9y ago
I think you are vastly underestimating the capacity of (near)human beings to be completely fucking stupid and delusional.
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by watmough 10y ago
Yes, i was lucky enough to be in the audience at St Andrews in about 1986 when he came to talk to us about parallel combinator reduction, G-machines and Alice. Amazing enthusiasm and application. Amazing guy.

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