So, she is the most qualified human ever to walk the earth, but she is so incompetent that she didn't know she couldn't mishandle classified information? Adds up!
I've been sitting and waiting to replace my 4yo Macbook Pro for over a year now. Cash sitting in my checking account to do so. Getting tired of waiting.
Authentication tools?
If company X has your fingerprint data to "secure" your data (and does so poorly) - what happens when they get hacked and that data is used against company Y and Z? You can't request new fingerprint or biometric data
Guy is a whiner. Every one of his videos is bitching about Apple. Then this one is a vaguebook "I can't say too much, woe is me I had a hard life" garbage. He did fuck up by showing the schematics on video and talking about them endlessly.
But this guy has been gaming Reddit for "viral" content and look here how he now is on/., surprise!
If you want to sell SUBSCRIPTIONS via your App on Apple, you have to give them a cut. There are means to circumvent (having people go to your website to signup and pay) but taking payment and not giving apple their pound of flesh has always been operating procedure. I am unsure the problem here? I mean, you might not like the terms (30% is a lot) but it hasn't changed in years.
Lack of backwards compatibility is the issue. You shouldn't have to refactor your entire code base once a year (oh and Xcode doesn't support Swift refactoring). That is the gripe. Move the language forward, don't break it yearly. Swift is a nice language, I enjoy using it, but this is a big issue.
Anyone with a brain knew there was nothing of value on that phone. They shredded their two personal phones. If the NSA has the capabilities why would they have wasted them on such a dumb fucking case that was a loser?
It is almost like they have their developer conference going on or something.
This site is fucking stupid. Bitch about MS for almost two decades - then they about fave and start open sourcing massive quantities of products and getting software to run on Linux, bitch more.
If you've dealt with Apple internally you know the koolaid flows like water. There is very much a "our shit don't stink" when it comes to infosec. Just spout a vulnerability off in front of their sales people and see how they react. It does nothing but harm them.
It is common practice for news to run front page with stories, when proven false bury retractions in the back of the paper. Oddly, turn about isn't fair play to them. Not pro trump by far, but this is the media SOP.
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So, she is the most qualified human ever to walk the earth, but she is so incompetent that she didn't know she couldn't mishandle classified information? Adds up!
Funny how the media lambasted Mitt Romney for his position on Russia being a shitty foe. But now, omg so bad!
What the fuck does it even mean? This is wha WrkRiot positioned themselves as. It makes no sense.
startup wanted to cash in on this. Lawsuits as a Service! Can't wait until this extends to software patent litigation.
I've been sitting and waiting to replace my 4yo Macbook Pro for over a year now. Cash sitting in my checking account to do so. Getting tired of waiting.
The real issue is what was exploited that one should be concerned about the quality of the code. "Oh man your shell scripts suck!"
Authentication tools? If company X has your fingerprint data to "secure" your data (and does so poorly) - what happens when they get hacked and that data is used against company Y and Z? You can't request new fingerprint or biometric data
Guy is a whiner. Every one of his videos is bitching about Apple. Then this one is a vaguebook "I can't say too much, woe is me I had a hard life" garbage. He did fuck up by showing the schematics on video and talking about them endlessly.
/., surprise!
But this guy has been gaming Reddit for "viral" content and look here how he now is on
If you want to sell SUBSCRIPTIONS via your App on Apple, you have to give them a cut. There are means to circumvent (having people go to your website to signup and pay) but taking payment and not giving apple their pound of flesh has always been operating procedure. I am unsure the problem here? I mean, you might not like the terms (30% is a lot) but it hasn't changed in years.
Because it is going to be USB-C next.
No one will care in a year.
Well that's news to everyone
Lack of backwards compatibility is the issue. You shouldn't have to refactor your entire code base once a year (oh and Xcode doesn't support Swift refactoring). That is the gripe. Move the language forward, don't break it yearly. Swift is a nice language, I enjoy using it, but this is a big issue.
Emojis for everyone! Auto replace text with Emoji, a most important feature to any Swifty Developer(TM)!
Barf, what a fucking terrible keynote.
If all i have to do is pop your sim out of your phone and put it in mine, it isn't much of an authentication factor
Anyone with a brain knew there was nothing of value on that phone. They shredded their two personal phones. If the NSA has the capabilities why would they have wasted them on such a dumb fucking case that was a loser?
What a fucking disaster. I like swift a lot more than ObjC, but this shit is insane.
If you can't fuck over people that pissed you off
I've been waiting to upgrade my MBP for a year now. It is a 2012 and feeling long in the tooth. Been waiting for a "redesign" - but Q4? Lord.
So they can tax the fuck out of it. Can't have something stealing tax dollars from uncle sugar now can we?
Why aren't there independent labs doing the validation of their claims? Expecting these companies to not fudge their numbers is wishful thinking.
Recording music, trying to pry his way into the FBIvApple which he knows nothing about. Great bro.
It is almost like they have their developer conference going on or something. This site is fucking stupid. Bitch about MS for almost two decades - then they about fave and start open sourcing massive quantities of products and getting software to run on Linux, bitch more.
If you've dealt with Apple internally you know the koolaid flows like water. There is very much a "our shit don't stink" when it comes to infosec. Just spout a vulnerability off in front of their sales people and see how they react. It does nothing but harm them.
It is common practice for news to run front page with stories, when proven false bury retractions in the back of the paper. Oddly, turn about isn't fair play to them. Not pro trump by far, but this is the media SOP.