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Last Chance posted:oh, you don't have to sync the iphone with a cable anymore. frankly, i'm surprised it's still an option given apple's hatred of backwards compatibility in fact they hate it so much (and you personally, for wanting such a thing) that they lie about which apps are incompatible: https://eclecticlight.co/2018/10/13/dont-believe-system-informations-legacy-applications/ quote:Whatever Apple’s list of Legacy Software means, it doesn’t tell you which of your apps are 32-bit only and won’t be fully compatible with macOS 10.15. Neither do the alerts which Mojave displays when you open a 32-bit app for the first time, as they appear only for apps which are being put through full Gatekeeper checks because they have just been downloaded from the internet. Those 32-bit apps which you already have installed don’t get put through those checks, so never result in that warning.
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Wifi sync has pretty much always been bad. Even for me, who had it work for years up until recently when it stopped. And if it stall out during a wifi sync then I have to either restart iTunes, or restart my phone, depending on what's stuck. At least with a USB sync I can unplug and plug it in so that I can have it try again. But this morning I had to do that twice for the two syncs I did before leaving for work.
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i used to hate doing wifi sync so much. eventually i just switched to home sharing (which isn’t great on a non-appletv) and icloud backups
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apple keeps trying to build a social network apple keeps failing quote:Apple Music removes ability for artists to post to Connect, posts removed from Artist Pages and For You
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are those projects assigned to contractors, or to personnel they are trying to fire? seems like a convenient place to stash someone you’re not ready to terminate
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El_Elegante posted:are those projects assigned to contractors, or to personnel they are trying to fire? apple's teams are famously small so it's probably assigned to one person and it's their ninth priority
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I'm imaging 10 john fireball wannabes wondering why their lubricious social network isn't taking off.
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A Wheezy Steampunk posted:frankly, i'm surprised it's still an option given apple's hatred of backwards compatibility umm  there were a number of apps that I’d installed already and mojave warned me they’re gonna get sent to live on a farm once weed mojave comes out next year. not just apps I downloaded after mojave.
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quote:it finds a total of 339 apps and components which are 32-bit only, out of 1425 discovered in my Applications folder.
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lol John Fireball was so overcome by the Shining scene I’m ready player one that he wept in the theater
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Linguica posted:I’m ready player one quoting this confession for posterity
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the "upload to imgur" shortcut in the siri shortcut gallery didn't quite cut it, so I made it better and wanted to share with y'all https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/2cc6f18b23384c788ffc176d4421b7c4 a lot of the apple provided ones just do one specific thing so at first I was like “oh this sucks” but there is actually a fair bit of flexibility in there
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THC posted:the "upload to imgur" shortcut in the siri shortcut gallery didn't quite cut it, so I made it better and wanted to share with y'all https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/2cc6f18b23384c788ffc176d4421b7c4 three things i wish siri shortcuts did: - accept simple scanf-type formats, so i can say things like "hey siri, blood pressure %d over %d" instead of that prompting for input garbage - not require a screen unlock to run, so i can say things like that from across the room - allow you to use a written programming language (no not applescript)
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There Will Be Penalty posted:- not require a screen unlock to run, so i can say things like that from across the room yes, let's give up any pretense of security arbitrary command execution on locked devices via an assistant has worked out well so far
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There Will Be Penalty posted:- accept simple scanf-type formats, so i can say things like "hey siri, blood pressure %d over %d" instead of that prompting for input garbage i'm sure this will work great with multiple languages
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A Wheezy Steampunk posted:frankly, i'm surprised it's still an option given apple's hatred of backwards compatibility
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Chris Knight posted:ahaha wtf depending on what "components" means 1425 might be really low. for comparison: $ find /Applications -exec file {} \; | grep 'Mach-O 64-bit executable x86_64' | wc -l 6613
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infernal machines posted:yes, let's give up any pretense of security yeah I realized later something like that could be an issue. I suppose making it a feature that's optional and each user would have to turn it on for each shortcut would work? and when you share it and someone else downloads it, there'd be no on-by-default setting or anything like that. Doc Block posted:i'm sure this will work great with multiple languages 
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i dunno, i still think allowing users to opt in to breaking their own security isn't great either.
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There Will Be Penalty posted:three things i wish siri shortcuts did: this is such a programmer's post "please break any semblance of discoverability or usability so i can write my bespoke custom entire applications in it because i am a smart programmer and you should need to know how to program a computer to use your phone"
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https://ish.app/ The Linux shell on iOS.
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https://techcrunch.com/2018/12/16/3d-printed-heads-unlock-cops-hackers/ I don't like the future, can we go back to the present
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sorta buried in the link to the original tests, butquote:No such luck with the iPhone X, though. Apple's investment in its tech - which saw the company work with a Hollywood studio to create realistic masks to test Face ID - has clearly paid off. It was impossible to break in with the model. so yeah, the facial recognition that can be circumvented with a photograph can also be circumvented by a 3d model of a head. apple is unaffected
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if the cops commission a 3d model of my head I will bankrupt myself suing them to take possession of it
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ted hitler posted:https://ish.app/ Instead of using a native ARM built terminal they bundled an emulator, like ok? quote:iSH is a project to get a Linux shell environment running locally on your iOS device, using a usermode x86 emulator.
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carry on then posted:this is such a programmer's post
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The shortcuts app is odd. When it works it's cool but a lot of the times I'll think of something and then come up to a wall where apple specifically doesn't allow that feature. Things like oh why don't I make a shortcut that toggles mono/stereo; nope not allowed to use settings.
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infernal machines posted:i dunno, i still think allowing users to opt in to breaking their own security isn't great either. there are plenty of built-in actions via siri i don't have to unlock my iphone to perform. ("hey siri, send a message to infernal machines's mom.") granted, to my knowledge none of them relate to important poo poo like health data.
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i think the difference would be between a list of curated "safe" commands and being able to execute any arbitrary function via shortcut. unless you restricted what could be used from a lock screen based on what functions it accesses, which i imagine would be fairly opaque to the user
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quote:"please break any semblance of discoverability or usability so i can write my bespoke custom entire applications in it because i am a smart programmer and you should need to know how to program a computer to use your phone" you're saying that like i wanted to take away existing functionality. infernal machines posted:i think the difference would be between a list of curated "safe" commands and being able to execute any arbitrary function via shortcut. unless you restricted what could be used from a lock screen based on what functions it accesses, which i imagine would be fairly opaque to the user yeah. i realize apple thinks the security, discoverability, and usability aspects of their software through much better than i do.
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siri sucks donkey balls, shortcuts or not every loving time i ask her for something she shits sideways and runs headfirst into a wall. then out of curiosity i make my gf ask her google phone, and without fail the same query works. donkey. balls.
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i don’t speak to my computer
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Siri is incapable of telling me the distance between berlin and Frankfurt Germany.
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i use siri to set timers when cooking and it works ok for that
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Kevin Mitnick P.E. posted:i use siri to set timers when cooking and it works ok for that
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Kevin Mitnick P.E. posted:i use siri to set timers when cooking and it works ok for that
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DONT THREAD ON ME posted:i don’t speak to my computer 
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