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Apple’s Secure Enclave has replay protection since Apple A11.

Generally, I don’t see why a modern security platform wouldn’t have its own private SRAM to be used as a root of trust for encrypted blobs stored in shared DRAM.

More like stockpiled a phone SoC with limited I/O

You can do something like this with an automation in the Shortcuts app on iOS.

I’ve chosen “Gaming” and $4000. What I’ve got is quite strange:

* Ryzen 5950x — a 16-core Zen 3 CPU for gaming in 2023?

* RTX 3090 for 1500 — you can get a 4090 FE for about that price

* an X570E motherboard which generally doesn’t make a lot of sense for gaming

* a 1200W PSU which is wildly overspecced for this build

It may be very different. Ever tried using a touchpad on a Linux laptop?

My work PC & laptop are running Linux due to development reasons and the first thing I had to do on them is setting up basic functionality such as trackpad scrolling and mitigating weird window behavior and wallpaper resetting on monitor sleep, and it is still a subpar desktop experience compared to macOS or even Windows.

Not quite sure about easterners. At least most Russians seem to have entrusted a certain former KGB agent :)

Probably trying to demonstrate the power of some botnet to advertise it.

They do publish it, but here: http://eais.rkn.gov.ru

I think the West is both Brave New World (consumer society) and [partially] 1984 (mass surveillance by three-letter agencies).

iTerm2, micro (github.com/zyedidia/micro), fish, lldb, fzf, make, etc. for C, C++, Go and Rust. Xcode for Swift.

Am I correct that "Signature Edition" means no Linux?

Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/53ri0m/warning_micro...

You can still use this though.

   pmset -g batt

Isn't that a dupe? Why don't people use Google (or something with a similar directive) with "site:$URL" before posting links here?

No split panes in the terminal application?

> As Steve Jobs (and Picasso) said, they are stolen.

AFAIK, Picasso didn't.

Does your rMBP come with a discrete GPU?

> a method to get "mouse hover" events working on touch devices

As far as I know, an example is Apple's 3D Touch.

Sounds completely illogical to me. So why don't they force the participants to convert to Islam then, if they want them to conform to its dogmas anyways?

What nonsense have I just read?

The advantage of iterators is the abstraction. Collections like maps and sets don't even have indexes.

Isn't GCJ obsolete and dead?

Personally, I dislike the march of the web technologies towards the desktop. I think, we forgot what they're intended to be used for.

That's great. .DS_Store was the reason why I stick with the default setting of not showing hidden files.

I recently tested APFS on a USB stick, "ls -A" hasn't shown any .DS_Store files.

Doesn't Go fit these requirements?

As of the first macOS Sierra developer beta version there are no .DS_Store files on APFS volumes.

What I really miss is a proper compiler for Swift. I've encountered two bugs in the last few days: one in the IRGen and the other one in the TypeChecker. That can be really annoying. And that error "expression is too complex to evaluate" is just ridiculous.

Interestingly, google.ru is "Not dangerous".