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by viktorcode 4y ago
Note, no support for hardware encoding was announced by Qualcomm. Decoding only. This seems to repeat the trajectory of VP9, where it exists and is supported solely thanks to YouTube, while the whole world is utilising H.265 for everything
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by viktorcode 5y ago
Files drag n drop
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by viktorcode 5y ago
MobileMe didn't work for anyone in the world (parts of the service) in the first month after the launch.
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by viktorcode 5y ago
I've been Synergy user years ago but then I got fed up with amount of issues that simply couldn't be resolved (third mouse button issues, wrong key mappings, special keys pressed during crossing the boundary could mess things up o
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by viktorcode 5y ago
Russian air fleet was essentially grounded by the sanctions, so it seems to be a tit-for-tat tactics.
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by viktorcode 5y ago
TL;DR Cogent did what Putin was doing for the last decade: destroying free internet in Russia.
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by viktorcode 5y ago
Short answer: immediate mode architecture versus tile-based deferred rendering architecture. The latter is designed for power saving. It's not apples to apples comparison; to get the most out of each of those two you'll have to wr
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by viktorcode 5y ago
They are accessible to third party developers, only they have to use CoreML.
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by viktorcode 5y ago
I guess it's a clumsy attempt to proactively prevent anti-war protest by detaining potential protestors.
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by viktorcode 5y ago
You severely underestimate the cost of the palace. It's in ballpark of a billion USD.
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by viktorcode 5y ago
Not necessarily. Jailbroken device is needed to produce decrypted dump which is packaged back into an application file. This file then can be signed with a third party service using either an enterprise account or the personal user account
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by viktorcode 5y ago
They were sanctioned, so they had to.
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by viktorcode 5y ago
I think I have the answer. 2008, Georgia. Russian Air Force loses at least 9 aircraft. Georgian minuscule airforce remained grounded. The losses are considered catastrophic inside Russian military command, and overall performance of Air For
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by viktorcode 5y ago
First of all, I don't question you right to do what you are decided to do. And I wish all of your staff members and their families & friends to be safe. But I do have a question: Did you, as some commenters say, decided to terminat
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by viktorcode 5y ago
Why don't you use an ad blocker of your choice?
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by viktorcode 5y ago
> I hate Apple’s right to repair BS It seems they've concluded it's unavoidable and announced their program for selling parts, tools and providing repair manuals to anyone interested.
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by viktorcode 5y ago
I've been through similar experience, but with LG. By similar I mean no repair in service for a phone under warranty. This has happened 15 years ago or more, but since then I'm avoiding all LG products. My stance hasn't chang
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by viktorcode 5y ago
Actually, this shows why using Google Drive as a backup storage may be a bad idea.
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by viktorcode 5y ago
.DS_Store is pretty neat solution to store folder-specific metadata. Whenever a user changes settings on how contents of the folder are displayed the file gets created. And since .DS_Store is a local file it is portable. Nothing breaks when
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by viktorcode 5y ago
My experience begs to differ. Until the original copyright owner files the complain with Apple (as author was suggested to do when he mentioned other Wordle clones), Apple may do nothing. Especially, when copyright violation is not obvious.
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by viktorcode 5y ago
I doubt any company who abused data tracking on App Store would be surprised by a rejection email. The only question they will have is "what exact part of our tracking they noticed?"
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by viktorcode 5y ago
No. It is supposed to mitigate these things. In a complex real world system there's no such thing as perfect security.
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by viktorcode 5y ago
What Apple stands to gain from a backdoor? It's clear what the cost of risk is, but what is the gain?
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by viktorcode 5y ago
That's just a mitigation for tens of millions of lines of code written in C / C++.
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by viktorcode 5y ago
Just click "learn more" button and you'll see step by step examples of the language features. A quick take on the front page can't possibly explain much about a language, maybe just a sample of syntax? I don't know
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by viktorcode 5y ago
It's weird that former Apple engineers don't explain how IDFA which is blocked by answering "ask app not to track" works. It is the only thing that's prevented by Apple, and the rest lies on the developer. Try to ci
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by viktorcode 5y ago
That point is a good example of casual logical fallacy. Make a statement which is true or universally acceptable ("Surely you still agree that Apple should apply their rules consistently?") and then add incorrect conclusions: >
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by viktorcode 5y ago
You are assuming that the original copyright owner is always against the clones. Sometimes they just don't care about it.
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by viktorcode 5y ago
Personally I prefer Apple because there are human reviewers I can appeal to. The option which does not exist if you are rejected by Google's algorithm.
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by viktorcode 5y ago
That's not how logic works. The burden of proof that there's a secret cult is on you.

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