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by 2h 3y ago
I'm not really confused, the original comment is just vague. they are looking for these apps, and are only aware of the official client, and other shady sites. I am giving an alternative that can be trusted, since it downloads directly
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by 2h 3y ago
this doesn't hold water. on the exact website you are on right now, the frame has a maximum width, which my monitor is wider than. so the bars could easily be as wide or wider than they are on Windows 10: http://0x0.st/
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by 2h 3y ago
its not a matter of liking it. at least on desktop, its objectively, scientifically bad: https://youtube.com/watch?v=E3gS9tjACwU
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by 2h 3y ago
I am not interested in anything Microsoft has to say about design. They haven't had a consistent OS UI since at least 2009. and they seem hell bent on removing all vertical scroll bars, or reducing the size until they are pointless. wh
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by 2h 3y ago
this channel is also home to one of my favorite YouTube videos of all time. Why Trust Is Worth It: https://youtube.com/watch?v=cWypWe9UAhQ
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by 2h 3y ago
whats your point?
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by 2h 3y ago
reposted, since they are trying to silence and confuse: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1835182
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by 2h 3y ago
> You're not wrong, but that method is way more involved in every way I didn't say it was an easy way, I said it was another way. and you dont need a golang environment to run, only to build.
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by 2h 3y ago
> how to extract and install APK's outside the Play store. https://github.com/4cq2/googleplay
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by 2h 3y ago
> Google's Play Store is the only source for a number of proprietary applications No, that's not true: https://github.com/4cq2/googleplay
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by 2h 3y ago
> But the only way to get apps from the Google Play Store without installing the entire set of Google Play Services is this No, that's not true: https://github.com/4cq2/googleplay
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by 2h 3y ago
https://github.com/mattn/go-sqlite3/blob/master/_example/sim... notice that the SQLite package isn't used directly, its only imported to handle the database behind the scenes. all the actual co
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by 2h 3y ago
> So people should pay their rent, how? It's not the end users job to answer that question.
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by 2h 3y ago
Ad blocking is the anti virus of this generation. If someone is using ad blocking, especially with custom rules, they are saying, loud and clear, they DON'T WANT most JavaScript running. web developers should just respect that and move
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by 2h 3y ago
Sadly I think people will look back on CSS 3 as the peak of the standard. people keep pushing, and pushing and pushing to add more and more crap to CSS. they want to make CSS Turing complete, if it isn't already. If you want to style w
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by 2h 3y ago
> option types Go couldn't have Option before, and it cant have option now. Option is not only generic, but its also an Enum, which Go still doesn't have: https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/option/enum.Opti
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by 2h 3y ago
> you end up boxing your values to place into collections rather than letting the compiler monomorphize it. you know that Go has interfaces right? and I dont just mean the "any" interface. you can write your own interface simil
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by 2h 3y ago
never mind than MANY people dont need generics, and that generics have a significant compilation and runtime cost, in terms of time and memory. who cares right? and never mind that Go has had generics for over a year now right? sometimes ha
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by 2h 3y ago
cool much thanks, one more reason to move to Rust hehe - since "let else" was added its looking pretty attractive
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by 2h 3y ago
question for all you Rust people. does Rust have a way to use interfaces like Go? For example with Go I can do this: package hello type namer interface { first() string last() string } func name(n n
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by 2h 3y ago
I wrote a small TLS package in Go, uses only standard library. Also allows to mimic devices in order to bypass fingerprinting https://github.com/4cq2/tls
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by 2h 3y ago
Sorry man, but you're projecting. I'm not rich, but I have enough to survive, and some of the code I'm writing literally doesn't have any other public implementations, so to me it's important that I keep going.
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by 2h 3y ago
its not a vocation for me, its a passion. if you're approaching programming just to make money, yeah, you're probably going to have a terrible time. thats not why I am doing it.
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by 2h 3y ago
for me its programming. I first learned Go in 2020, and what I discovered is how much help is needed. you would think in this day you can get any code for anything you want, but many, many items have no implementation at all. or maybe some
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by 2h 3y ago
Yes, well said. We should just force updates upon users. Block all websites unless user is on latest version, and close the source code to prevent compiling older versions. Can't be too careful.
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by 2h 3y ago
100% agree. This is such an idiotic standard, they might as well stop lying and just say the truth: "if you're not on auto update, fuck you". What's worse is people copycat this "baseline", and if you try to ar
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by 2h 3y ago
crappy design, here is the proper URL: https://www.onedayyoullfindyourself.com/table-of-contents.ht...
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by 2h 3y ago
> Does the Pixel Tablet have a cellular plan option? > No, the Pixel Tablet is only available with Wi-Fi connectivity. and I am out. we have about 300 iPads at work, and I would be interested in swapping some to this, but it MUST have
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by 2h 3y ago
My tool can compile to a single EXE for Windows, macOS or Linux. Plus mine works with Widewine.
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by 2h 3y ago
If it helps, I have a tool for downloading, written in Go: http://github.com/4cq2/mech

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