Navarr

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The Best Mouse I've ever used(medium.com)
2 points by Navarr 11y ago|0 comments
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by Navarr 11y ago
What's nice about it is that it has a save feature. So I can click Save and tell Google Photos to go ahead and start backing up that folder. What sucks about that is that the photos have no location metadata. (Understandable). What r
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by Navarr 11y ago
"ksalt - at least salt is a variable, surely it at least is randomly generated, right?" > // Salt for Symmetric key derivation. > const char kSalt[] = "saltysalt";
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by Navarr 11y ago
Sucks to be you. My checking account even gives me interest!
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by Navarr 11y ago
YouTube already has 360 degree video. How much bandwidth could 360degree streaming possibly take?
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by Navarr 11y ago
More "the entire subreddit is involved in the harassment of users by taking action outside of their subreddit"
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by Navarr 11y ago
Clarification from the Reddit Admins on their announcement post indicate that they're banning subs where moderators either took no action or encouraged organized harassment (as in going to other subs or websites and actively harassing
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by Navarr 11y ago
> not the target of WWDC Someone that needs to come up with solutions that work across various operating systems, including iOS isn't a target of the developer conference? Just because I don't personally own any Apple devices d
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by Navarr 11y ago
Yeah, I mean - it's not like YouTube's Live Streaming platform is open to everyone.
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by Navarr 11y ago
Yeah this is depressing. I'm very interested in what Apple is doing, but I don't want it to be my driver. I choose Windows and Android for various reasons (that I refuse to get into an argument here about), and so I'm comple
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by Navarr 11y ago
I'm not sure there's any sort of technology that does not somehow benefit Google's model. Perhaps Encryption? Then why does ATAP have Project Vault?
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by Navarr 11y ago
I am, yes. And while anyone can always write a similar library, it increases the cost of switching out of the Google ecosystem.
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by Navarr 11y ago
They may have helped. Apple was definitely working on it more than six months before it was announced. Google Wallet initially capitalized on Mastercard PayWave (or was that Visa's?) and when the other cards wouldn't play ball th
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by Navarr 11y ago
This is kind of true. Though you're the first person I've heard say it without complaining that GPS isn't in AOSP. Amazon has done a pretty decent job keeping up their version, as far as I know - and they try to maintain API
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by Navarr 11y ago
Coding for IE8 compatibility is sadface
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by Navarr 11y ago
Doesn't even necessarily have to transfer data with web workers, service workers, caching, etc. Google IO 2015, I believe, stores it's data so that when you load it up it loads from a cache that it's service worker will reloa
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by Navarr 11y ago
> "run a pretty limited OS" This is only true right now and only if browsers were not working to make more low level stuff available. There is very little limiting about being in a browser these days. Drivers, perhaps. Kerne
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by Navarr 11y ago
> Native apps talk directly to the operating system, while web apps talk to the browser, which talks to the OS. Thus there’s an extra layer web apps have to pass, and that makes them slightly slower and coarser than native apps. This pro
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by Navarr 11y ago
would be better as a webcomponent
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by Navarr 11y ago
> What causes you to say that it's awful? > How about the fact that it's awful? Is this really what passes today for a decent reply? It's an atrocity of attempted logic straight of the Windows 95 era. The logic used is
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by Navarr 11y ago
Sounds a lot like the good ol' "the apps aren't there problem." The writer there loves it, but recognizes that if you're using the Office suite or need Photoshop it's obviously not going to work for you yet. Ba
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by Navarr 11y ago
This article likens warnings to censoring. While "triggered" is commonly misused by a large number of people, it did stem from people who suffer PTSD like symptoms from traumatic events. Giving such people a way to prepare themse
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by Navarr 11y ago
The automatic sign in to Google if you're signed in to Google on Chrome? This sounds more like an extension of the browser that either you use Edge or you can't sign in
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by Navarr 11y ago
The reality remains that I can test Edge as Edge, perfectly, with all of it's unique quirks no matter what operating system I use. You can't say the same for Apple's Safari browser.
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by Navarr 11y ago
But you know, new Microsoft proprietary "Microsoft Passport" authentication stuff >|
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by Navarr 11y ago
There are so many things a good API would have to do... Different types of decks, handling of a discard, shuffling a card into the deck, shuffling the discard pile into the deck, handling hands , milling a card from the deck, multiple deck
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by Navarr 11y ago
I would very much like not to miss it, so I've subscribed via RSS.... however.... Your RSS file is completely blank! I'd fix that if I were you ;)
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Splatoon Global Testfire(nintendo.co.jp)
1 points by Navarr 11y ago|0 comments
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by Navarr 11y ago
In the described event, particularly a person fleeing an officer before the officer even talks to them - I would not be surprised if they considered that reasonable suspicion.
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by Navarr 11y ago
Yes and no. JavaScript gives you the good ol' "NaN" which is a number (despite not being a number). PHP doesn't have that concept in it.

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