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by pudquick 9mo ago
He's wrong, it's possible. It's just that root privileges alone is insufficient due to how the signing on LocalPolicy works on M series Macs https://support.apple.com/guide/security/contents-a-localp
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by pudquick 1y ago
I'm saying the primary gateway most iOS users are using for loading a QR code - the camera app - will not present a transition to load your URL in this situation Whether the resulting HTML game is playable in Safari is a different disc
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by pudquick 1y ago
data: URI URLs aren't supported in it, it has nothing to do with the size / length of the QR code For example, this self-contained webpage: <html><body>Hi!</body></html> encoded is: data:text&#x2F
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by pudquick 3y ago
Runs buttery smooth on my M2 here in Safari on macOS 14.2.1 Tried them out in Chrome and they're mostly all the same though I do notice a slight jitter to the rendering in the smoke example.
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by pudquick 7y ago
In 2016, that laptop also came with System Integrity Protection - you couldn't change /usr/bin/python if you wanted to. And you still can't to this very day. Changing System-provided python was always against recomm
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by pudquick 7y ago
That being said - python 3 was released in 2008. A 12 year transition is pretty respectable.
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by pudquick 8y ago
Why does that make a difference? If it's a signed response, at some point there's another piece of code that checks that the signature is valid and returns a yes/no. I think the reason Apple's sensor was mentioned in thi
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by pudquick 9y ago
Look at --timestamp in codesign here: https://developer.apple.com/legacy/library/documentation/Dar... By default, this is currently enabled, as noted here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions&
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by pudquick 10y ago
I think Apple stopped loading the passphrases into the agent automatically. I think they're strictly only loaded from the keychain now, per connection, unless you explicitly use -A to add them to the agent. Edit: Ah, and another commen
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by pudquick 10y ago
The next time you'd like to diagnose, you can reboot into Recovery and use "csrutil enable --without dtrace --without debug" and you should be able to avoid those issues.
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by pudquick 10y ago
This is different than in prior macOS versions. In prior versions, it was stored in Login keychain, which was not synchronized. Additionally, the items were visible in the security command line tool and in Keychain Access, so you could dele
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by pudquick 11y ago
Possibly. It's not actually running two apps. There's an IL interpreter in the mix - it's simulating an app and what it would do based on the opcodes emitted by the compiler for the code you write. This is indeed in line with
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by pudquick 11y ago
I would love to see this develop into a widely adopted standard. Apple uses a similar technology with their Airport Express devices for printer sharing, always been annoyed it was so restrictive in being able to connect to it.
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by pudquick 11y ago
It's using third-party APIs for the .torrent content and search engines for content. But it doesn't even need that. You can use a .torrent or magnet URL from anywhere on the latest builds. Just drag-n-drop a .torrent file onto the
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by pudquick 11y ago
This makes me a little sad to learn that's the method involved. All the timelapse video now proves is that the drone was in the proper position to flash its light. Out of position (as measured by the precise laser rangefinder)? Then do
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by pudquick 11y ago
Thanks :) I'll give it a whirl! EDIT: WOWOW Major difference! Definitely sticking with 3!! Thank you :D Extremely fast in comparison to 2.
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by pudquick 11y ago
Is the beta stable enough to use regularly?
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by pudquick 11y ago
Sorry for side-jacking this comment - but which version of Sublime, may I ask, and what OS? I'm using Sublime 2 on OS X and large files + regular expressions are generally a cause for pain. Do you have any default settings changed like
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by pudquick 11y ago
Nice strawman. Nowhere did I imply that. Everything I mentioned was webpage reading/viewing content that the publishers themselves announced across the world, hoping to get readers - who in turn would view their ads.
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by pudquick 11y ago
People are publishing content on the internet without putting it behind a login/password/restricted access. Not only are they publishing it, they're announcing its presence on social media, performing "search engine opti
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by pudquick 12y ago
For Windows 8, yes, it defaults to UEFI now, thankfully.
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by pudquick 12y ago
One piece that was not mentioned is the necessity of your UEFI / EFI implementation including integrated chipset driver support for talking to various devices (mass storage, USB, etc) at boot. Additionally how that can interact with le
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by pudquick 12y ago
This is the first comment in this discussion I've seen that is actually interesting and might provide an explanation. The Dropbox file status symbols are a -big hack-. Up until OS X 10.10, for instance, the file browsing interface didn
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by pudquick 12y ago
FYI - they do certificate pinning for their clients and won't let you proxy the HTTPS connections, last I checked. I'm not saying this as cause for alarm. Obviously if they were sending the files you could measure the volume of tr
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by pudquick 12y ago
Because while 8 characters of hexadecimal stored directly as themselves as individual bytes occupy 8 bytes, each pair of hexadecimal characters only encodes up to 1 byte of binary information. 00 -> FF only covers 0-255, which is the ran
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by pudquick 12y ago
The tone of the email is very definitely meant to get the end user angry, this is not a true shutdown email or public service announcement of any company that expected to continue to exist / avoid lawsuits. ... Whether the company will
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by pudquick 12y ago
The point of giving the OS away was to encourage buying a new device. Especially when it sends you notifications/badges that the new OS is available - and then the new OS takes advantage of newer hardware features ... and for older har
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by pudquick 12y ago
Interesting article. I think Apple could remediate this by extending the Local Authentication API into a get/set keychain-backed method. You'd do something like [TouchID getLocalAuthFor:"uniqueIdentifier"] and success wo
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by pudquick 12y ago
Title is a bit inflammatory. No proof, simply a few short lists of usernames and passwords that (at the time of release) were valid to login to Dropbox. Did they come from Dropbox? Not necessarily. Not everyone uses a unique username+passwo
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by pudquick 12y ago
Disclosure was on the 24th, today is the 29th. The patch had to be developed in-between (released on the 26th I think?). 3-5 days is pretty decent considering that the DHCP stack on OS X isn't vulnerable and only customers that had ena

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