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Hi, Is there a guide about implementation of mDNS offload function in NIC driver? If anyone has any information about it, please advise. Thanks.

Hi,I was looking for a guide about implemtation of mDNS offload function in NIC driver. For mDNS_offload_capable support, what should I do in addition to adding the properties (mDNS_KEY and mDNS_Keepalive) and implementing a user client to handle cmd_mDNSOffloadRR command? Is mDNSOffloadUserClient open source? Can anyone help me?Thanks a lot.

To Whom It May Concern:I apparently have a self propagating virus that was introduced to my network by purchase of a used Mac computer from Amazon.com on approximately December 24, 2015. That is when I first started noticing erratic behavior on my machines. I have clean formatted and reinstalled OS from computers on an isolated network that was not infected. As soon as I connect the newly reinstalled OS iMacs to the infected network they become reinfected on first boot. I've spent something like 40 labor hours on this so far and I can't afford anymore resource allocation to this issue until there are some steps to cure the system.This activity on my computer appears to be a nasty virus. From what I can tell, it tries injecting itself in every executable it can locate. It trys to obtain the icloud login credentials, it attempts to obtain administrator credentials, and on one computer it appears to have secured and stolen my credentials to completely hijack the computer. Once it hijacks the computer it deletes

To Whom It May Concern:I apparently have a self propagating virus that was introduced to my network by purchase of a used Mac computer from Amazon.com on approximately December 24, 2015. That is when I first started noticing erratic behavior on my machines. I have clean formatted and reinstalled OS from computers on an isolated network that was not infected. As soon as I connect the newly reinstalled OS iMacs to the infected network they become reinfected on first boot. I've spent something like 40 labor hours on this so far and I can't afford anymore resource allocation to this issue until there are some steps to cure the system.This activity on my computer appears to be a nasty virus. From what I can tell, it tries injecting itself in every executable it can locate. It trys to obtain the icloud login credentials, it attempts to obtain administrator credentials, and on one computer it appears to have secured and stolen my credentials to completely hijack the computer. Once it hijacks the computer it deletes

To Whom It May Concern:I apparently have a self propagating virus that was introduced to my network by purchase of a used Mac computer from Amazon.com on approximately December 24, 2015. That is when I first started noticing erratic behavior on my machines. I have clean formatted and reinstalled OS from computers on an isolated network that was not infected. As soon as I connect the newly reinstalled OS iMacs to the infected network they become reinfected on first boot. I've spent something like 40 labor hours on this so far and I can't afford anymore resource allocation to this issue until there are some steps to cure the system.This activity on my computer appears to be a nasty virus. From what I can tell, it tries injecting itself in every executable it can locate. It trys to obtain the icloud login credentials, it attempts to obtain administrator credentials, and on one computer it appears to have secured and stolen my credentials to completely hijack the computer. Once it hijacks the computer it deletes

To Whom It May Concern:I apparently have a self propagating virus that was introduced to my network by purchase of a used Mac computer from Amazon.com on approximately December 24, 2015. That is when I first started noticing erratic behavior on my machines. I have clean formatted and reinstalled OS from computers on an isolated network that was not infected. As soon as I connect the newly reinstalled OS iMacs to the infected network they become reinfected on first boot. I've spent something like 40 labor hours on this so far and I can't afford anymore resource allocation to this issue until there are some steps to cure the system.This activity on my computer appears to be a nasty virus. From what I can tell, it tries injecting itself in every executable it can locate. It trys to obtain the icloud login credentials, it attempts to obtain administrator credentials, and on one computer it appears to have secured and stolen my credentials to completely hijack the computer. Once it hijacks the computer it deletes

Can anyone here point me in the right direction if I want to continuously update the user's location in my WatchKit Extension? I know the interface exposed in CLLocationManager in watchOS 2 only allows for one-shot updates, so presumably I'll need to offload that to the iOS app. The Potloc sample code is a good starting point for doing that, but is there anywhere that explicitly spells out the requirements? Do I need to include the usage key in the info plist in both my extension and the iOS app? Do I need to set allowsBackgroundLocationUpdates to YES in the iOS app and include the background mode for the iOS app to get location updates to provide to my extension? (I assume yes to both, but just want to check)

Hi,I have just started experimenting with Metal. I really just want to offload a few matrix multiplications to the GPU.So, I downloaded this perfectly applicable example code and ran it: https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/samplecode/MetalPartialSumsCompute/Introduction/Intro.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/TP40015013-Intro-DontLinkElementID_2I can run it on my iphone 6 but there are several issues:It crashes sometimes (EXC_BAD_ACCESS (code=1), and other malloc errors). That's a bit worrying for reference code.It says I am getting approximately 0.04 gflops/sec[sic] using either CPU (Accelerate) or GPU (Metal). I believe I should be getting 3+ GFLOPS from the CPU? (http://www.anandtech.com/show/8554/the-iphone-6-review/3) I'm not sure what to expect from the GPU/Metal but I am assuming a considerably higher number.Here's example output:2015-12-02 14:48:27.772 MetalMatrixMultiply[5477:2056717] >> [12] Matrix Dimensions: A = [1248 x 1137], B = [1137 x 2004], C = [1248 x 2004], lda = 1248, ldb = 2008,

My team has been toying with the idea of developing an iOS app using Cordova, and recently, we've been looking into offloading as much of the main JavaScript as possible to our server, so any major bug fixes can be deployed quickly.The idea would be to have:the native app containing all HTML, CSS, plugins and Cordova files (all native code would be here)the main JavaScript added to the pages as external scripts from a servera device-ready function for each page that will set up and start the main JavaScript once it's availableI have seen comments that Apple could be trusting of code that runs in a webview, but it does seem like projects like this could be a security issue.Thanks!

We are already done with the initial setup for implementing Push notifications and are able to send/receive notifications successfully.Now, we have been looking for the possible solutions to handle badge count increment from ios app (especially when app is not in foreground) -1. Delegate the badge count calculation to server side. - If we think of offloading the task of badge calculation to app server, then question arises is that, how server side will get to know about the count of viewed notifications so that badge can be decremented accordingly.2. Use UIBackgroundModes and call 'didReceiveRemoteNotification:fetchCompletionHandler' method. - Apple says, this method will get called when my app is either in foreground or background state. With this we should be able to track the count/notification info even when the app is in background & thus it probably enables us to do the necessary calculation in iOS app itself. However, we have noticed that this method doesn't invoke when app is in backgroun