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by developer2 8y ago
On the off chance you're not already acquainted, you might really like Go. There are no classes, thus struct types are the bread and butter. "Methods" are lightweight syntactic sugar combining structs and functions; structs e
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by developer2 8y ago
1. From your link: "only the genetically susceptible mice developed schizophrenia-related changes after being exposed to cannabis". 2. As each argument against legalization fails to make a dent in public opinion, yet another takes
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by developer2 8y ago
Why is it _always_ Bach? Every single time I hear the entirety of recorded music's history being dissected, Bach is the first - often the only - example brought to attention. Have this many people subjectively decided for themselves th
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by developer2 8y ago
Can you elaborate? Does Apple TV let you purchase à la carte (on-demand) from any service, or do you still have to buy into a monthly subscription for a service just to watch one movie or TV series from its catalog? The "one hub nexus&
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by developer2 8y ago
To use an old meme: "One does not simply learn C". Instead, one learns: 1. Everyday C syntax. It's not strictly required to learn every esoteric and historical thing about the language; if you go down that rabbit hole, you&#x
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by developer2 8y ago
Your saying "I use Facebook Events extensively" places you most likely in the ~30-50 age range. The 30+ crowd appears to believe that FaceBook is the most logical way to organize events - you can check in on your own schedule, wit
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by developer2 8y ago
It could be argued that actively filtering a job advertisement to be shown to younger people only is similar enough to allowing the ad to be seen by all ages, and then filtering out older applicants when they inquire about the ad. You'
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by developer2 8y ago
It's actually worse than that. It's fixed 4-digit or 6-digit. Most customers probably use the same 4-digit password for online/telephone banking as they use for their debit card's PIN. I don't care what legacy softw
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by developer2 8y ago
The comments here are largely what I expected to find: people throwing around the names and quotes of famous philosophers from centuries past, as though it's a pissing contest to see who has read the most books on the topic. Modern dis
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by developer2 8y ago
I did in fact miss the purported locking of the Apple ID. It appears as though accounts can be locked under certain circumstances[1]. So the Apple ID was locked, presumably due to many accidental or malicious attempts to log in to the accou
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by developer2 8y ago
I believe the OP uses the word "password" incorrectly; they're talking about the device passcode . The details provided in the post indicate they do not know the Apple ID's password, and are unable to perform account
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by developer2 8y ago
Unlocking a disabled device takes 2 minutes - connect it to iTunes. It's a minor inconvenience if you happen to disable your own device. The point is you have to prove ownership by unlocking it using the same Apple ID. This person is u
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by developer2 8y ago
> She did not do anything to trigger the Apple ID issue. I chalk this up to the child not wanting to admit they entered the wrong passcode too many times. iOS devices "disable" themselves after enough failed attempts. This is a
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by developer2 8y ago
Point #10: "Best solution I found after 9.5 years...". The list was compiled by a ~30 year old, with a decade's worth of experience. The HN title focusing on "CEO at 20" missed that context. In any case, the list it
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by developer2 8y ago
Coil whine with graphics cards is such a frustrating experience, because there is no informed consensus as to what the underlying cause truly is. Everyone has their own anecdotal reason: a) Maybe coil whine is an intrinsic factor in the man
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by developer2 8y ago
Aka GoDaddy is running a dirty scam. There should be no such thing as "priority pre-registration". They're just trying to grab more money. GoDaddy is the worst company you could ever look at for domain registration. Use liter
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by developer2 8y ago
Summary of the article if you omit the trace itself: >> macOS `cp` (*nix not discussed) copies files (somehow, not discussed). Then, via macOS-specific syscalls, file attributes/metadata are manipulated (details superficially dis
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by developer2 8y ago
I can't remember the proper accounting term for the practice, but businesses do not like to postpone/buffer payments like this. These legally count as on-the-books debts, and no business wants to track millions of dollars of tiny
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by developer2 8y ago
Most people seem to have missed the reported fact that a security researcher now working as an executive at Grayshift was previously an employee at Apple. The exploit being used in the GrayKey device may have been exported directly from wit
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by developer2 8y ago
Seconded. I'm a hardcore fan of Apollo, it's an incredible app.
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by developer2 8y ago
No company truly wants its customers to be made aware of recalls for its products. A business has very little to gain (some goodwill), but much to lose (a lot of money). They put in the minimum effort mandated by law, and have no incentive
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by developer2 8y ago
Because every time someone rants against PHP, they do so in the same way you've done, saying things like "If you are programming in PHP, you owe it to yourself to explore some of the many options that are out there". All you
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by developer2 8y ago
DRAM and NAND shortages aren't new - the current supply problems started in 2016 and got progressively worse throughout 2017. The smartphone market is to blame - or rather, its consumers who upgrade/replace their phone every damn
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by developer2 8y ago
>> come back and visit us in the next 5 days and take 15% off your order Ugh, I hate this tactic. I understand why it's done - a customer is expensive to acquire, and it's cheaper to give a discount to an inactive customer t
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by developer2 9y ago
The technology should be good enough that every single meter of road is considered a "likely crossing". There shouldn't be an iota of difference between a supposed "likely crossing", versus any other section of road
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by developer2 9y ago
Not comparing to Cloud Armor, but the $200/month minimum to bring one's own tls certificate. That alone puts Cloudflare squarely on the list of unusable options for any small project or business that is running their entire produc
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by developer2 9y ago
This is the truth. The average person does not care about data mining. It's a non-issue for them. And no, it's not a matter of intelligence, or that they need to be educated on the matter. Leave them be. Ignorance is bliss - in a
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by developer2 9y ago
Tangerine (Canadian bank) only offers a choice between exactly a 4-digit or 6-digit password. These are numeric digits, not alpha-numeric. Yes, this is for online and telephone banking, not just one's debit card PIN - though I'm s
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by developer2 9y ago
A hack against your password manager isn't going to be targeted at you as an individual. It will happen to one of the major companies who develop the software. The security of the product is only as good as the weakest link at the comp
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by developer2 9y ago
>> would be an issue for my other team members[...] I'm use to its workflow but onboarding game devs hate it. I have to hear everyday lets move to[...] I personally like coffee-script but I swallowed the medicine on this one[...]

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