NoahKAndrews

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by NoahKAndrews 2y ago
Better link: https://gitlab.com/android_translation_layer/android_transla...
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by NoahKAndrews 2y ago
The Android Emulator is a full VM under the hood. Waydroid is a lighter-weight alternative that uses the Binder implementation in the Linux kernel.
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by NoahKAndrews 2y ago
Definitely. I'd never heard of this one before; I'd love to read a full comparison between the two.
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by NoahKAndrews 2y ago
Looks like the CNN article was saying the Starliner test crew wasn't on this flight, which is true. The original astronauts who flew on Crew-8 were the ones that just came back in the same vehicle they left on. Crew-9 was launched with
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by NoahKAndrews 2y ago
They definitely returned, idk what you saw on CNN
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by NoahKAndrews 2y ago
No, that doesn't change the end of support date.
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by NoahKAndrews 2y ago
Also to save weight by not having landing legs
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by NoahKAndrews 2y ago
It's using an oft-ignored part of the ePub standard, so I think all that should be needed for Kobo support is implementation of that part of the standard in KOReader.
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by NoahKAndrews 2y ago
Nebula is fantastic
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by NoahKAndrews 2y ago
The $6000 number is just for a bust
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by NoahKAndrews 2y ago
Maybe "unexpected" would be a better term
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by NoahKAndrews 2y ago
Kotlin is memory-safe. It runs with a GC.
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by NoahKAndrews 2y ago
NAPI and WASM let you use optimizing compilers, so they're suitable for use with larger C and C++ codebases
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by NoahKAndrews 2y ago
On modern mainstream Android devices, the Webview is based on chromium and regularly updated through the play store
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by NoahKAndrews 2y ago
I believe it is nowadays. For a while it was in beta.
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by NoahKAndrews 2y ago
I like my A5X
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by NoahKAndrews 2y ago
It has a front light (though its lowest setting is brighter than I wish it was)
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by NoahKAndrews 2y ago
I believe YT Premium supports creators better than the ads you would have watched would have.
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by NoahKAndrews 2y ago
Virtual threads seem like a change worth covering, but yes, it's hardly obsolete.
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by NoahKAndrews 2y ago
It's a different philosophy. Starship (the in-development SpaceX rocket) has taken the "test as fully as you can add often as you can" route, and no people will be getting on it until it's reached a high level of reliabi
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by NoahKAndrews 2y ago
It's easy to fix if you own the domain, but it still happens. The idea is to find ways to address the problem with the DNS providers so that it doesn't happen at all.
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by NoahKAndrews 2y ago
That's a fantastic book. I hope it gets a new edition at some point.
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by NoahKAndrews 2y ago
That includes the physical travel time, which is an extremely important caveat.
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by NoahKAndrews 2y ago
Thankfully they don't assume Eclipse anymore (but it's still not great)
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by NoahKAndrews 2y ago
Actually I think this was caused by the HN app I use
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by NoahKAndrews 2y ago
On Android, the text field gets covered up by the keyboard
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by NoahKAndrews 2y ago
See Tickets seems to be on the rise recently, which I've been glad for
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by NoahKAndrews 2y ago
It has math blocks, which are powered by math.js
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by NoahKAndrews 2y ago
I have Heynote configured to float on top of all other windows, to close to the tray instead of exiting entirely, and to open when I press a hotkey combo. I don't think I can do all of that with a PWA.
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by NoahKAndrews 2y ago
They did, in the next sentence

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