holycrapwhodat

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by holycrapwhodat 18d ago
> Apple has not approved any... They've approved - at the very least - AltStore, Epic Games Store, Aptoide, Onside, and Setapp Mobile.
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by holycrapwhodat 26d ago
There's an honest-to-god Tesla solar roof tile house in my South Bay neighborhood. They got them installed 5(+/-) years ago. They look fine. I don't know what their power generation is like.
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by holycrapwhodat 1mo ago
> The problem with Waymos is there's no human driver, so they'll adjust pick up and drop off in a way that could be dangerous for the passenger. A human driver isn't going let a passenger off into a dangerous situation. In
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by holycrapwhodat 3mo ago
New NES were still available in the US through at least Christmas 1992, and in Europe deep into 1995, both selling alongside the SNES since 1991. The final new international games were released in 1994, but Europe still got new games into 1
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by holycrapwhodat 1y ago
The verb "to herald" means to be a sign of something that is imminent. But the noun "herald" literally means "official who tells the news" So this still definitely checks out.
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by holycrapwhodat 1y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_it0G2KcrM
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by holycrapwhodat 1y ago
> WebKit was basically a hostile fork of KHTML... WebKit has been a fully proper open source project - with open bug tracker, patch review, commit history, etc - since 2005. Swift has been a similarly open project since 2015. Timeline-wi
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by holycrapwhodat 1y ago
> This has... interesting implications for natives apps, at least at first glance. Note: The fact that Web Push for Apple's browsers uses APNS and doesn't require any sort of developer account is not new to Declarative Web Push
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by holycrapwhodat 1y ago
Since there is no service worker required , if ITP removes the service worker, declarative web push continues to work. I believe this is explicitly called out.
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by holycrapwhodat 1y ago
The blog post documents a relatively long engagement process with the web standards process. Starting with publishing an explainer (pretty common for the browser engines), directly talking with the other browser engines and web developers a
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by holycrapwhodat 2y ago
Why is Swift interop needed for that? C/C++ are first class citizens in Apple's toolchains, and Obj-C++ interop has been a well supported thing for 25+ years.
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by holycrapwhodat 2y ago
But, you can still pair most types of extra controllers to it (including a set of Joycons), and the eShop is aware of games the few games that can only be played on a tv and warns of incompatibility.
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by holycrapwhodat 2y ago
It is not USB-C powered. It needs 100-240V, 50hz-60hz AC power.
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by holycrapwhodat 2y ago
> Nearly all the combined work of humanity has been "lost to time," and society seems pretty okay with that. Pre-digital age, preserving the combined work of humanity was actually quite difficult. The cost to preserve everythin
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by holycrapwhodat 2y ago
Yup! Much of Santa Clara Valley has "R1-8" zoning, which means "detached single family homes, 8 per acre." 43,560 / 8 = 5,445 sqft lots. 7,900 sqft is larger than average for many comparable neighborhoods.
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by holycrapwhodat 2y ago
Safari on iOS supports extensions, and - while I don't know - I'd be shocked if Chrome on Android didn't?
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by holycrapwhodat 3y ago
Our universe is a closed system. We cannot change its overall heat content. We can only move heat around within it. Without tapping into another universe - which we're nowhere close to being able to even theorize about - all we have th
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by holycrapwhodat 4y ago
> Are 200-3kb/s sufficient for a realistic attack? Yes.
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by holycrapwhodat 5y ago
As both a software developer and a pilot... We're (much?) closer to Fully-Self-Flying planes than FSD cars because the problem space is - perhaps counterintuitively - MUCH smaller to tackle. And we have a lot more experience tackling i
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by holycrapwhodat 6y ago
Modern supercomputers are obscenely parallel machines built to chew through embarrassingly parallelizable tasks.
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by holycrapwhodat 6y ago
> XP was supported for 12 years, iOS 12 was officially discontinued after 1 year. Also a pretty false equivalence, though. Windows 7 was a paid upgrade from Windows XP. iOS 13 was a free upgrade from iOS 12. Devices that shipped with iOS
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by holycrapwhodat 6y ago
Except it was trivial to reproduce with the script on non-Apple devices, and people in one of the many Twitter threads surrounding this showed that on their Mac there was MANY tcp retransmits due to invalid checksums, and the bit-flipped
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by holycrapwhodat 6y ago
CEQA - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/California_Environmental_Quali... Ever since it was passed, NIMBYs and other types of individualists have found more and more ways to use its provisions to block anything from happe
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by holycrapwhodat 6y ago
> Did you grow up with Pluto being a planet? Having to learn about it in all levels of schooling as a planet? Seeing images of all the planets and Pluto is included? Yup, grew up with all of those things. And when they discovered more Pl
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by holycrapwhodat 7y ago
> In New York we have more homeless per capita... At least based on latest 2018 numbers I found for both cities, that's not true. NYC 78676 homeless with 8398748 residents. SF 9784 homeless with 870877 residents. 106 residents per h
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by holycrapwhodat 7y ago
I don't think it's cool. Look at it this way. A full battery with the highest possible voltage can deliver its highest possible amperage. Once the state of charge has dropped just a bit, and therefore pack voltage drops just a bit
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by holycrapwhodat 7y ago
> Apple Maps doesn’t do bike routes which is reason enough not to use it. ...if you need bike routes for daily map app use. Since I don't, should I also not use it because of this reason?
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by holycrapwhodat 7y ago
Unix timestamps have an extremely strict definition and should not be left up to interpretation. You're describing UI/UX challenges with calendaring and appointments. Very real issues, but separate from Unix timestamps.
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by holycrapwhodat 9y ago
My last ICE car was a Mini Cooper JCW 6-speed. Still have it. I love it for it's power-to-weight ratio and it's "go kart handling". Besides being a daily driver it's been autocrossed and tracked plenty of times. I h
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by holycrapwhodat 9y ago
Offline support is the core reason for Service Workers and using the offline capabilities is literally a prerequisite for handling any other events from additional specs. Offline caching support is the most common use.

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