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zbowling
6y ago
I joined someone streaming on PS4. He said he had been streaming on PS4 for almost a year and had close to 0 people ever viewing his stream.
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zbowling
6y ago
feature request: language picker. saying hi to someone that doesn't speak my language has got me kicked.
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zbowling
7y ago
I don't think that is entirely fair. They are operating on what they know at the time, maybe underestimating themselves. Situation is constantly evolving.
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zbowling
7y ago
We never had it in Fuchsia being LLVM/Clang only from day one. Technically zircon had a GCC builder for a bit though to compare kernel builds.
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zbowling
7y ago
unrelated. very big company with thousands of products that don't suffer outages. two incidents doesn't make a pattern.
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zbowling
8y ago
Google and Chromium are extremely similar. Very very minor differences.
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zbowling
8y ago
You are not the majority of users though that have the ability to check extensions code to vet them. That would be a huge feature ask for small number of users and I bet you would suffer from review fatigue reading all updates to all extens
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zbowling
8y ago
too much velocity. probably artificial upvotes. also trying to make HN into a personal army to do achieve a goal doesn't sit well with mods. just report on news.
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zbowling
8y ago
no protest. This is good for usability. I hate sites that disable autocomplete.
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8y ago
Could there be a correlation between people needing to get their tonsils out and their higher rate of infection from some other factor and not necessarily as a result of the tonsils getting removed?
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9y ago
If you own all the copyrights to the source of the app you are linking on Github, then you can release it on the Appstore effectively under a different license for that version. If you don't own all the code, then are possibly violatin
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zbowling
9y ago
It's the same netstack used in Fuchsia OS
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9y ago
The hypervisor for the PS3 wasn't designed to be secure. It was reference hypervisor from IBM if I remember correctly and designed for scaling environments up and not security isolation. It was full of holes. At least FreeBSD starts ou
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zbowling
9y ago
I agree mostly with this sentiment but this did actually happen with discoveryd in MacOS. https://www.macrumors.com/2015/06/30/apple-releases-os-x-10-...
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9y ago
The only stores that remain open are the ones the at did well for Sprint as a Sprint retail location. All the others closed.
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10y ago
In theory the compiled output should be the same as clang (if there are no bugs) being that this is just an optimized clang where compile structures are cached.
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10y ago
It's fairly easy to build one on Mac and Linux.
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zbowling
10y ago
I fully support the decision by Chrome. I hate when forms try and force it off and get me to type the same thing over and over. It's an abused attribute.
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zbowling
10y ago
Nah. This looks like a legit leak. There is no sane reason to do leak that. You are just validating the market for your competitors. Your investors are going to already have this data.
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zbowling
12y ago
who is "_whoishiring"? there was the real thread 8 hours ago.
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zbowling
12y ago
In the pre-existing condition days, this could still be an issue, because not being covered at any point would reset the clock.
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zbowling
12y ago
Fugitive is correct. ex-Spy no. He was a network admin, not an analyst.
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zbowling
12y ago
your github username is frustrating.
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Comparing last mile grocery delievery services
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12y ago
It will stop working in 10.11 entirely.
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12y ago
> Of course what Apple really should do is dump its old tech and more to something new and more modern. They did. It's called Swift... and it uses ARC under the hood as well.
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12y ago
That is what ARC is for which is superior to the GC which never really worked properly anyways. ARC is deterministic. The only problem is that doesn't automatically handle retain cycles. ARC is compatible with manual reference counting
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12y ago
To head off some of the misconceptions here, this is not about garbage collection in general but Objective-C built-in garbage collection. Apple NEEDs to do this for their own sanity. I'm surprised they waited this long actually. It
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12y ago
I did the same thing.
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12y ago
The design is a bit tacky and has too many useless elements. The extra long thing next to where the SD card goes into. Why is there a slit there? Just to remind you of the old Apple II? It's not needed and Apple would never do that. Th
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