mruszczyk

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by mruszczyk 2y ago
There is an option to request a copy of your data at: https://privacy.apple.com/
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by mruszczyk 2y ago
I feel like there's a difference between the car regulation you state and the regulation approach being taken in the EU. Specifically the ability of third parties to limit end user choice. With vehicle repair, I can still choose to use
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by mruszczyk 3y ago
By default it's using Fedora CoreOS.
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by mruszczyk 5y ago
The media is likely reporting incorrectly here. Apple has come out and stated that they view the judgement as a major win for their side and Epic has come out and said they intend to appeal. The cliff notes I've seen on why are that Ap
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by mruszczyk 6y ago
Once I gave up on Scroll Revserser, I found Mos[1] as another option for this need. It just got a new v3 release and allows for toggleable smooth scrolling, as well as very granular scrolling options on top of the scroll reversing. I'm
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by mruszczyk 7y ago
It's interesting, at least the lightning to HDMI adapter from apple dynamically loads a bundled copy of iOS from the device itself. I'm unsure if the USB-C multi port adapter is similar. https://hackaday.com/2019&#
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by mruszczyk 7y ago
I'm trying to wrap my head around the use case here. I love to support well crafted native software so don't take this as a negative question. I often use a tool such as Arq or Veeam to create snapshots in time of a folder or set
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by mruszczyk 7y ago
You can grab build artifacts from builds of the master branch off their CI. You need to enable developer mode to allow the loading of an unsigned binary. https://dev.azure.com/ms/Terminal/_build/results?buildI
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by mruszczyk 8y ago
Since 2011. https://wiki.mozilla.org/Release_Management/Calendar
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by mruszczyk 9y ago
The article covers this. Intel was going to build FireWire into their chipset which would make the technology ubiquitous but at the time Steve Jobs swapped the licensing model from a flat fee to pricing per port which pushed Intel away. If
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Announcing Nylas Mail 2.0(blog.nylas.com)
9 points by mruszczyk 9y ago|8 comments
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by mruszczyk 9y ago
If you look at why the application was built I would say it's not as silly as it sounds. It was built as a fun side project for GNOMEs 20th anniversary and was used to test starting a project using GNOME Builder. https://blo
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Certificates, Provisioning Profiles, and Expiration Dates: The Perfect Storm(blog.agilebits.com)
2 points by mruszczyk 10y ago|0 comments