Daedren

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by Daedren 4y ago
>Programming literally started as a female career path because it had wasn't a highly regarded profession and seen as similar to being a secretary or office manager. Yes, it was a hyperbole. The point is that it stopped being a &quo
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by Daedren 4y ago
I agree with your post. It was just a sort of hypothetical because "entrenched gender bias" was mentioned by my comment's parent.
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by Daedren 4y ago
Yes, but the moment you plug in an Android dongle, Apple TV or similar, you can just disconnect the TV from the internet, which should solve this.
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by Daedren 4y ago
Because we'll never achieve a 50/50 split, we must learn to live with each other and adapt. Plus there are also other minorities we need to take into account, not just women. It's just a fact that there's far more men in
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by Daedren 4y ago
The problem is that you're suggestion division, discrimination and segregation of the community based on assumptions and your own world view, to perhaps solve a problem that doesn't even exist? Do most women feel the same way you
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by Daedren 4y ago
"The low number of female applicants in tech" is something completely different to the current topic. The current topic is about having a separate HN with the majority of the community just being women.
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by Daedren 4y ago
That's because Apple's concept of privacy is, unfortunately, just not letting third-parties touch your information. They themselves are above all of this, and their users (for the most part) trust them with their info.
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by Daedren 4y ago
I'd expect them to bypass that policy because they aren't "third-party".
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by Daedren 4y ago
Gotify is a self-hosted push notification service. It aims to replace FCM and APNS, while Pushover just sends notifications through those. There's only support for Android on Gotify because iOS doesn't support alternative push ser
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by Daedren 4y ago
I'm a fan of Directory Opus. It's -far- more feature filled than Explorer, yet it's much faster at opening (assuming the service is turned on at startup).
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by Daedren 4y ago
I believe ADB only deletes them for your user, so they're still polluting your device's space.
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by Daedren 4y ago
Over here in Portugal, many small merchants don't accept card because of this, or at least have a notice mentioning "5€ minimum to pay by card".
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by Daedren 4y ago
3D Touch was a big UX problem, there was never a way to show the user that you could do it and where you could. Apple has a problem with discoverability in quite a lot of features. There's many small little things in iOS that users don
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by Daedren 4y ago
Seems to be opt-in in Bitwarden and 1Password's case, and all seem to be focused on a group aspect (family/teams/enterprise). It must be someone else in that group to recover your account, the company themselves can't re
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by Daedren 4y ago
There are plenty of other stores with reasonable reach, such as Samsung, Huawei and Amazon's stores. Of course not nearly as much, but discoverability in the Play Store is already a mess.
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by Daedren 4y ago
Google allows for various kinds of 2FA, not just SMS. You can use a hardware key or even Google apps installed on other trusted devices.
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by Daedren 4y ago
Apple's treatment of developers has been poor for ages now. And they know developers will adapt because they just won't (can't) leave the platform. Tim Cook's words in the Epic trial only made this perception clearer. Re
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by Daedren 4y ago
There's still a lot of entropy involved in forcing a new update, such as laptops possibly not supporting the new minimum macOS for Xcode, various frameworks which may have been deprecated, etc. And when it comes to games? The game engi
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by Daedren 4y ago
>(e.g. developers adopt new APIs much faster which benefits the end user faster). On the other hand, you have most iOS apps with a high iOS minimum requirement. The moment your device stops getting updates, you need a new one as your app
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by Daedren 4y ago
It’s a set limitation. It’s the same thing as the Content Blocker apps that also don’t work on other browsers. They really don’t want you to use anything other than Safari
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by Daedren 5y ago
There is a fork of NewPipe with Sponsorblock built in.
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by Daedren 5y ago
> I also don't get buying Android devices at this point given that OS updates/device longevity is shorter, and iOS has basically hit feature parity with Android. There's a few good things to think about: Engineers still ha
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by Daedren 5y ago
Do we have a non-paywalled version of this article?
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by Daedren 5y ago
Depends, self hosting the main project will require a Microsoft SQL Server instance amongst other things which ends up with a quite heavy endeavour. There's an alternative implementation of the server API called Vaultwarden that works
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by Daedren 5y ago
The issue is the multipart/form-data body. You still need to build it by hand in current Swift.
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by Daedren 5y ago
You can find an example using Alamofire, the most commonly used network framework, here. https://github.com/Alamofire/Alamofire/blob/master/Documenta...
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by Daedren 5y ago
It's very misleading that the author decided to use external libraries on the other examples, yet used the built-in URLSession on Swift.
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by Daedren 5y ago
Not releasing it immediately doesn't mean they don't care for Android or privacy. You're being very disingenuous. Development teams have backlogs and scoped storage is still very recent. It's normal for Flutter, React Na
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by Daedren 5y ago
You can take a more Chrome-like approach and separate stuff per profile rather than container. There's an extension that allows quick profile switching, much like Chrome, https://addons.mozilla.org/en-CA/firefox&#x
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by Daedren 5y ago
Interested to see how this will impact the plugin community, as the Neovim maintainer mentioned he wouldn't implement vim9script there.

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