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by zeusk 6y ago
My team at Microsoft works on the underlying code, I'm not sure if it is strictly Miracast but it definitely makes use of Indirect Display. We use Indirect Display driver model for lots of other things such as RDP, Graphics over USB et
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by zeusk 6y ago
unique TLD? that should be very costly? or does GSB not ban the entire TLD when a subdomain has malicious content? Would be great if our overlords at least publish the overzealous rules we need to abide by.
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by zeusk 6y ago
well that should kinda be obvious? Will Linus pay for your internet bill if you use Linux on your router?
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by zeusk 6y ago
DisplayLink (as it's name might suggest) has nothing to do with DisplayPort. DisplayLink runs a compressed video stream over host USB to an external box (which decodes that compressed stream and pipes it to the dual DP ports on the box
545.
by zeusk 6y ago
I guess people already forgot what caused 737 MAX
546.
by zeusk 6y ago
I know you asked for strcmp, but the strlen is far better documented on how the null-byte detection works for ARM. https://lkml.org/lkml/2020/9/14/871 https://github.com/ARM-software&#x2F
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by zeusk 6y ago
above 128 bytes, ARM implementations tend to use the NEON/SIMD for memcmp/strcmp so I doubt the endian-ness would matter.
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by zeusk 6y ago
The whole Terminal code is open source https://github.com/microsoft/terminal/blob/main/src/renderer... The first comment in this function (DxEngine::StartPaint), for example: // If r
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by zeusk 6y ago
yeah but not free for immigration anymore; the whole process is so very dehumanizing.
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by zeusk 6y ago
My argument is for interoperability and better 3rd party access to APIs within the OS. My argument is not that Android doesn't function as well, I quite liked it infact but all my other apple devices basically lost half their functiona
551.
by zeusk 6y ago
That's exactly my point, I don't love and love everything about Apple's platform and I want to move away but they won't let my Android device interop with Homepod or Homekit or Apple TV. I just realized too late, what ex
552.
by zeusk 6y ago
Most farmers buy John Deere, doesn't mean they shouldn't fight for their right to repair (which btw is an issue with Apple as well).
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by zeusk 6y ago
That's already happening with facebook (oculus) and google as well (what happens to your android device? what about the photos you had stored on the cloud? what about all the sign-in with google?) Don't see any lawyer field day ye
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by zeusk 6y ago
A carrier can pre-install whatsapp, it still won't show up with normal text messages in the messages app but iMessage will.
555.
by zeusk 6y ago
and they did, Cydia was a thing when people could jailbreak iPhones. And I definitely remember some of my less tech savvy friends using non-Apple-approved tweaks back in 3GS/4/4S days.
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by zeusk 6y ago
Yes, but that choice is getting harder with time. What happens when home automation and car automation is also controlled by these tech giants? What if some day your account was banned because you said something against the "community
557.
by zeusk 6y ago
Nor am I saying it is, I'm telling you why switching is not an option for me which is what the parent comment asked. I'm slowly reducing my reliance on Apple and have already abstained from getting the new watch or adding homepod
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by zeusk 6y ago
Not sure if you're trolling, but that's not a rational option for most. I've described elsewhere in thread why switching is not an option for me; Apple has slowly trapped me in their ecosystem of Apple TV, Apple Watch, Macboo
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by zeusk 6y ago
Because it is essentially a duopoly, and switching platforms is not as easy as just not buying an iPhone. For example, I recently broke the screen on my iPhone 7 and for this exact reason (not being able to run some Apple unapproved applica
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by zeusk 6y ago
Not for iOS realistically speaking. You have to switch to Android, your only other choice, and suddenly all your other Apple devices don't really work that well.
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by zeusk 6y ago
Isn't that what Epic tried to do?
562.
by zeusk 6y ago
By offering the user a choice for the browser, which is exactly what I want from Apple - a choice for app store, or the default maps app.
563.
by zeusk 6y ago
In US phone market, they do and this isn't just about monopoly per-say but what it means to "own" a computing device if you can only run manufacturer approved applications on it.
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by zeusk 6y ago
It's not just Apple, I think the fight shouldn't be about just fee but allowing 3rd party stores and applications that don't have an approval stamp from Apple. Imagine, if your Tesla refused to move if you didn't use Tes
565.
by zeusk 6y ago
People still paid $1400 for PCs in 1999, nothing stopped US govt from suing Microsoft for bundling IE - let alone not allowing users to run "unapproved" software.
566.
by zeusk 6y ago
It's actually 8 core, 4 big (Fire) and 4 small (Ice)
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by zeusk 6y ago
The ram is not on the same chip/die as M1, it's another chip that's put in the same package. Increasing RAM will not affect apple's yields at all since the RAM dies are not made by apple and are not 5nm
568.
by zeusk 6y ago
I've been in a car doing 140mph+ for over 30 mins in Wyoming, not that hard on empty roads in broad daylight.
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by zeusk 6y ago
What is the Chinese model/"cheating"?
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by zeusk 6y ago
There is a subreddit which tracks this https://www.reddit.com/r/CrackWatch/comments/ieo7u4/crack_wa...

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