CaptainMarvel

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by CaptainMarvel 7y ago
You’d be screwed because your employer would fire you because their fingerprint reader-based security does not work for you?
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by CaptainMarvel 7y ago
It would surely be less load than each of those push-destinations attempting to pull the source multiple times to query for updates
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by CaptainMarvel 7y ago
I heard developers saying this in real-life as well about SCA (Strong Customer Authentication).
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by CaptainMarvel 7y ago
How would you do that?
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by CaptainMarvel 7y ago
When a website is fucking with your ability to copy or paste!
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by CaptainMarvel 7y ago
We’re pretty much the same - except for Poetry where we are still using plain old pip. Are you able to say how Poetry makes updating third party libs easier?
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by CaptainMarvel 7y ago
Well, generally, when you grab your phone, you’re going to be looking at it anyway...
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by CaptainMarvel 7y ago
Context: The RBMK reactor had a serious flaw which resulted in Chernobyl. Source: the recent TV show of the same name.
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by CaptainMarvel 7y ago
There is a Firefox extension called Don’t Fuck With Paste which let’s you toggle this per-website with a button.
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by CaptainMarvel 7y ago
I have had it installed for the past half year, and in that time only one pass has been used.
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by CaptainMarvel 7y ago
I’ve never had any success either, presumably because I have no followers on Twitter...
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by CaptainMarvel 7y ago
The thought of doing this literally didn’t occur to me... I think this is great!
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by CaptainMarvel 7y ago
Shouldn’t the floppy driver be incredibly stable code after all these years? It’s surely in maintenance mode rather than feature development, and surely all the bugs have been ironed out by now!
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by CaptainMarvel 7y ago
I feel like you missed the point. The choices are: give Apple 30%, or do not even so much as hint to the users that they can subscribe on the website. Either option cripples the service compared to Apple’s service.
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by CaptainMarvel 7y ago
Well yes, I was surprised. I purchased my iPhone ~5 years ago, before they really got started selling services, and information about this issue was not really broadcast back then as far as I can remember.
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by CaptainMarvel 7y ago
I’m unhappy because Apple has prevented me from using my phone how I want to. I recognised Spotify’s published complaints against Apple 2-3 years before they spoke out. I vowed to never use or buy Apple Music, Apple Watch, HomePod, and even
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by CaptainMarvel 7y ago
Do you have any examples?
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by CaptainMarvel 7y ago
Seems like a violation of YAGNI, and converting a function to a class is fairly effortless
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by CaptainMarvel 7y ago
I find the inclusion of the statement about the Mayor of London to be very strange. He has very limited powers in this area [0]. In contrast to the government, who have, in real-terms, massively cut public services including policing [1], s
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by CaptainMarvel 7y ago
The live previews were great, but it took absolutely forever for the command to get typed out before it moved onto the execution! I might suggest speeding up the typing, or just skipping it
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by CaptainMarvel 7y ago
The tourists will leave negative reviews causing that listing to become unviable. They might also complain to AirBnB who might remove the listing (though this seems unlikely..)
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by CaptainMarvel 7y ago
I’m sure a significant number of people would just say they booked on AirBnB straight up. Especially if it’s multiple apartments, and there are many, many different people coming and going. You can also find the listing on AirBnB itself. Th
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by CaptainMarvel 7y ago
It's free. It has apps for iOS and Android and you can also phone in. I've never used it for such large meetings, but apparently it handles 100+ people fine [0], and they have a blog post about scaling [1]. [0]: https:/&#x2F
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by CaptainMarvel 7y ago
This "feature": https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/358651/unable-to-c...
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by CaptainMarvel 7y ago
Jitsi Meet is also an excellent web-based video conferencing tool. They also have a basic comparison of WebRTC vs Zoom [0] which is actually has the same demonstration video as your second article. I posted a basic overview elsewhere in thi
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by CaptainMarvel 7y ago
To allow meeting participants to use the web client to connect to a meeting requires the meeting host to explicitly enable the option in their advanced settings (it is disabled by default).
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by CaptainMarvel 7y ago
Jitsi Meet [0] is the simplest video conferencing solution that I have ever come across. To use it you go the website (or the mobile app) and that's it . You have a free, private, end-to-end encrypted, efficient, multi-participant vid
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by CaptainMarvel 7y ago
Intranet of Things with an optional single secure gateway to access all devices remotely through a uniform interface...
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by CaptainMarvel 7y ago
Got to be careful with in the UK with the build-up of humidity!
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by CaptainMarvel 7y ago
Does the UV light not also damage the clothes causing colours to lose vibrancy? If so, this would reduce the lifespan

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