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I’d like to know more about what changed in the last few years that’s pushing more and more merchants to pass the card fees on to customers. Is it just thinner margins and more precarity everywhere? Is it changes in the legal/regulatory environment? Or has it just become more acceptable?

The Google Calendar app has a long standing bug where the search view will not show the latest calendar entries unless you manually scroll to the bottom and hold the scroll view there. It’s been like this for years despite repeated bug reports!

Ah yes, the Herobrine gambit

I wonder if this means we’ll get an official registry now. The failed partnership with Github was announced 7 years ago.

I wonder if they fixed the vehicle definition file as well, or just the parser. The latter would be an incomplete fix.

For years, Chrome would offer to “translate from Danish” if the contents of the page are just “403 Forbidden”.

I enjoy the mental imagine of this live translation widget making every Japanese person sound like Luis from Ant-Man.

This isn’t my area of expertise but I’m surprised there’s no mention of errata. Is that just not a factor at this point because the firmware is assumed to be mature enough?

This is great, if for no other reason that it will give people the ability to debug build issues on their own and get access to fixes without having to wait for the next Xcode release.

What are the chances of battery tech advancing beyond lithium before extraction of these deposit can even begin at scale?

Great write up, but it left me with a few questions:

* Is levelloadloop only executed when the game launches, not when joining a server and loading the map? * If the issues is that the loop is shut down before the steam auth process is started, why would the maintenance-related slowness matter?

Oh, I only remembered seeing them inside the mobileprovision file. I’ll take another look, thanks.

I don’t think you can unless you have a jailbroken device. If I remember correctly, entitlements are store in the AppStore receipt file.

That’s for sending and receiving local network traffic, eg. talking to devices on the same subnet, and discovery of Chromecast and similar targets.

Edit: AirPlay does not require this permission.

I did notice that download sizes for the PS5 version of a game are smaller compared to the PS4 version. Maybe that’s why!

Related, have any major games using Binomial’s texture compression come out yet?

Unless something on the regulatory side changes, nothing will happen to direct listings. People want to own stocks that they believe will go up. That’s the long and short of it. Retail investors don’t read IPO prospectuses. Institutional investors will be more hesitant, naturally, but they have the resources and expertise to asses the risks, and any public company still has to comply with disclosure requirements, IPO or no. There was similar handwringing about companies selling non-voting shares on the stock market. Turns out most people don’t buy stock to vote it, and most people don’t vote even if they can.

I was confused too but the author uses “trim” to mean “remove anywhere in the string”, rather than just from the beginning and end.

> In some cases, it is too fast. When I installed K3s, all of the containers in the kube-system namespace kept entering the dreaded CrashLoopBackOff state [..] After some investigation, I found out that the Mac Studio was just too fast for the Kubernetes resource timing

I’d like to understand what the issue here is. Sounds counterintuitive to me.

If you have an iPhone and a Mac, you can use Apple Configurator to download the App Store .ipa. You can unpack that like a zip file and look at the dynamic frameworks it contains.

It’s should be possible to volunteer.

The article mentions thread explosion quite a bit. If that’s a concern, you should take a look at target dispatch queues. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/dispatch/dispatcho...

No, neither for merchants nor for developers.

Do you know how DFDB compares, architecturally and performance-wise, to Pelikan and its different engines?

I like ncdu for cleaning up from the command line

An improved rowhammer mitigation called Refresh Management (RFM) is part of DDR5 spec, but it’s optional and requires host OS support from what I’ve read.

FYI, article is from 2012

Are there any decent 10Gb switches suitable for home use yet. I looked some time ago and there was basically nothing.

It’s been on my todo list but I had no idea my audience had grown this much

You mention there’s always only one scalar multiplication unit. Can you elaborate why that is the case? What’s keeping AMD and Intel from adding more?