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windowliker

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    Comment #49256526

    Why would they need to do anything so explicit and crude? Everyone carries a smartphone on them at every waking moment and they chose to do it willingly (though unwitting of the im…

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    Comment #49256399

    Oyster is still anonymous, in the sense that no details are required to buy a card, and it can be topped up using cash. The cards can be returned or disposed of as necessary. But a…

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    Comment #49256122

    Police have been using it in London for several years, mostly at protests, but also in other 'test' deployments. They are currently required (it seems) to place signage around the …

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    Comment #48865355

    Yes, I remember that table with the T800 skull. It was indeed epic.

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    Comment #48864306

    You are correct, sir. See the link bluedino posted!

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    Comment #48863965

    Super cool, thank you!

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    Comment #48863599

    This is true, it was a big cultural moment, but the level to which they sold the absolute heck out of that film should not be understated. It was one of the first times I can clear…

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    Comment #48863515

    Disappointed this only focuses on the contemporary technology used in making the (admittedly amazing) visual effects for the film, which has been addressed multiple times across va…

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    Comment #48803435

    >it's a fun toy, but I wouldn't depend on it for anything important. This could be said for the rail network as a whole. Neglect and underinvestment over the last 60+ years has lef…

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    Comment #48803339

    IIRC 10 minutes is the minimum threshold for a train to be officially considered as delayed.

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    Comment #48803262

    That's no surprise. The French equivalent of anything rail related is always more complete than the UK.

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    Comment #48622861

    Stock macOS uses a bash or zsh shell in the terminal (depending on the OS version), so the same points of caution hold there as well.

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    Comment #48617696

    It took me a long time to understand why colon wasn't a valid character for file names on Mac and I still find the colon separator to be the least visible these days. Finder can di…

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    Comment #48611645

    >the government doesn't like the idea of displaying an official page stating that you are not allowed to see something They don't even have to do that, the connection can just be l…

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    Comment #48474100

    Oh right. I don't see Apple having any interest in supporting that given their current trajectory.

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    Comment #48470155

    It would be wonderful if this ran on older versions of macOS, but according to the README they only support 26.

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    Comment #48453845

    How long until we find out the politicians have written in an exemption for themselves and the security apparatus? I hope my pessimism is unwarranted in this case, but it certainly…

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    Comment #48401645

    Can your external place objects and route cables around on the patch? That's the main thrust of my original comment, which is that JS scripting can help avoid having to patch lots …

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    Comment #48400976

    Well, it's obviously not intended for realtime 'live coding', but as an answer to the problem of dealing with the GUI and manually cabling a patch up it suffices, though it does he…

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    Comment #48397813

    >Ableton and Max are totally separate codebases, and "Max for Live" is just a ~VST interface between them. This is not strictly true, and Max for Live (M4L) is much more than a pse…