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Xcode uses 100% CPU when running tests because it’s constantly updating the test status image. Virtually all of it is in -[NSImage size]

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Introducing the Realm Mobile Platform!


The perfect backend for the next generation of reactive mobile apps
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You asked and we delivered: the Realm Mobile Database is now fully open source!

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They left it on the front step in plain view of the street. Anyone could’ve taken it. Isn’t the point of signature required to prevent that?
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iPhone wasn’t schedule for delivery until Monday, but
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And for the ultimate laugh, the installer for the tool to set your iOS app up with Oracle Mobile Security Suite requires XQuartz.
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Also attempts to interpose all HTTP requests. And people apparently willing add this to their apps?!
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WTF, Oracle Mobile Security Suite. Among other things, it attempts to interpose all file I/O functions in your app: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/middleware/id-mgmt/overview/default-2099033.html …
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There’s no way for a user to know they can get sensible backtraces unless they hover their cursor over random things on screen.
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And the toggle to disable it is one of tiny, unintelligible icons at the bottom of the debug pane.
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Who on earth thought having Xcode default to hiding frames without symbols from backtraces was a good idea?
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Apple’s spec for Time Machine over SMB is interesting. Wonder how long it’ll be before it’s widely implemented. https://developer.apple.com/library/content/releasenotes/NetworkingInternetWeb/Time_Machine_SMB_Spec/index.html …
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PG&E’s approach to clean energy is to charge customers more for it? https://www.pge.com/en_US/residential/solar-and-vehicles/options/solar/solar-choice/solar-choice.page …
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And having tweeted about my first non-Apple computer in forever, my MacBook Pro promptly kernel panicked.
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The IPMI KVM also means I can watch memtest86 without ever plugging a display into the machine.
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Worked around that by plugging in the ethernet and using IPMI to power on the machine. Physical power buttons are so 1990s.
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Assembled a new computer for the first time in a decade, but couldn’t convince the case power switch to turn on the machine…

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