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dishsoap
1y ago
Seems to be an insurmountable task for anyone apart from engineers at apple, let alone mice
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dishsoap
1y ago
Have they not done this for years and years already?
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dishsoap
1y ago
Well I see the 'die shot,' but not the 'analysis'
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dishsoap
1y ago
In the past it used to work the way the parent comment is describing. The confusion is understandable. Apple basically got rid of macos and replaced most of it with things from ios in 2020, a lot changed.
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dishsoap
1y ago
https://jsfiddle.net/urczexgb/
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dishsoap
1y ago
10ms is quite long in this context.
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dishsoap
1y ago
or it wouldn't even need to use any sort of dns. bit of a silly discussion.
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dishsoap
1y ago
True, although the i2c controller that the dimms are connected to is an entirely separate device from the i2c controller in the gpu that's connected to the display ports. As long as you know what you're doing the risk is not signi
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dishsoap
1y ago
Fun tip: the same process works to modify the edid stored on a typical monitor or laptop screen. Sometimes you can even change various settings on the tcon by writing to other i2c addresses. You also don't need a raspberry pi, any comp
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dishsoap
2y ago
Yeah this, it's annoying to find a specific open file if you have tons of windows. Absolutely love sublime text apart from that.
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dishsoap
2y ago
What in the world, almost half of the comments here spelled his name wrong.
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2y ago
You can't even turn on and use a new apple product unless you phone home and ask apple for permission. I'm not sure why this is newsworthy. Apple products are known to phone home more than just about anything else. It would be mor
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dishsoap
2y ago
Did you even read it?
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dishsoap
2y ago
This used to be true. It is, in fact, not true anymore!
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dishsoap
2y ago
The thing is it's not just a few parameters. Modern browsers provide thousands.
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dishsoap
2y ago
Yes, and the OP did acknowledge as much.
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dishsoap
2y ago
I wonder what the reasoning is for grinding off the old chip instead of desoldering properly? Maybe the heat would damage something?
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dishsoap
2y ago
Wow, you have completely missed the parent poster's point! Whether or not the specific app used as an example happens to be a webapp holds no relevance to what he was saying overall.
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2y ago
Can someone fill me in on this? What hoops have to be jumped through? The last time I used macs, there were no issues downloading and installing older OS versions, but I have not used them recently.
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dishsoap
2y ago
You probably already give Microsoft RCE on your computer (or Apple, or the maintainers of your linux distro, etc).
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dishsoap
2y ago
TOTP is not really something that would be sent to your email. The entire point of TOTP is that you can generate the auth code yourself, from the current time and a pre-shared secret.
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dishsoap
2y ago
This has been happening for at least a year, probably more. I always assumed it was something the creator had to manually mark, never considered that it might be automatic.
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dishsoap
2y ago
For anyone curious about how this actually works, it looks like a library is injected into your process to hook these functions [1] in order to forward them to the service. [1] https://pastebin.com/raw/kCYmXr5A
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2y ago
https://streamable.com/adh0t3
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2y ago
>Is this some new usage of the word "chrome" that I'm not familiar with, or does it use chrome libraries? Neither.
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2y ago
This is a wonderful and very refreshing read.
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2y ago
I don't see anything wrong with that at all. They've created a branding term that allows consumers to get an idea of the sort of pixel density they can expect without having to actually check, should they not want to bother.
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2y ago
That's very surprising that the image from the firmware update alone is sufficient to boot the machine. On the overwhelming majority of laptops, the update capsules don't contain the NVRAM sections (so no set or default values for
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2y ago
If you didn't pay upwards of $20 per piece, they were likely fakes. I have had the same experience as all the other commenters here: Pomona clips are the only ones I've found that actually work well, while all the cheap clips are
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2y ago
Most games use UDP.
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