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2y ago
No joke btw I already testing setup with auto clicker from AliExpress and Assistive Touch automation...
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2y ago
Are you on latest iOS? Are you stilllocking / unlocking the phone once in 3 days at least? 7 days timeout on was introduced in iOS 18, but then decreased to 3 days. I dont use this device physically - it's just a phone that always
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2y ago
Might be I did something wrong, but even with YouTube video running via iPhone Mirroring device still went to reboot.
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2y ago
But all I want is "Please dont reboot my phone! Very please!" setting in options.
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2y ago
Problem is not user activity - it just needs PIN, TouchID or FaceID. Even if you logged to device via iPhone Mirroring it's still gonna reboot, get locked after 72 hours and for me personally it breaks iPhone Mirroring half of the time
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2y ago
I'm 99% sure that Android version will be toggagle via Developer Options.
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2y ago
Let's say I'm not super heavy Apple service user. For me Advanced Data Protection is defence against Apple itself and ability to keep little information I share via iCloud somewhat secret: mostly another backup of some photos and
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2y ago
Unfortunately I use Advanced Data Protection on my Apple account so I kind a need that passcode. And moving to having completely different Apple account for development is PITA.
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2y ago
This is super annoying on newer iOS for device that I use purely for development. Before it was possible just keep iPhone unlocked indefenitely, but now it reboots and boom I have to use TouchID again. This is again Apple being Apple making
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2y ago
I'm no hardware guy so no clue how easy it's to move from 28nm TSMC process to some other 28nm process that China supposedly might soon have according to the news. But honestly I doubt China would just enable Russia develop and pr
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2y ago
Elbrus CPUs were produced by TSMC though. So they're dead since 2022.
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2y ago
Publishers that want to work with indie studios are already accepting 100s of pitches and choose 0.1% they like. If a big publisher will buy a lot of small indie studios you'll soon see titles in a press like "{PUBLISHERNAME} forc
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2y ago
Popcorn Time still works and used by everyone who cares. It's just not as hyped anymore.
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2y ago
What about buying some largest-in-the-world microcontrollers from Russia?
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2y ago
Problem with filtering is that LLMs can generate few orders of magnitude more slop than humans.
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2y ago
Reason why people buy far more games by count on Steam is super simple. There are 80-90% discounts when on consoles there are no such discount. Also games on Steam not tied to specific hardware generation, OS or account country. You can sti
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2y ago
In this case there are very few truly "OSS companies" except for Red Hat and few other Linux distribution maintainers. Even companies centered around open source like Gitlab are usually generate most of their revenue of proprietar
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2y ago
14 days is pretty much standard cool off window for lots of services. If you havent played game at all most likely Steam will just accept return in much wider return window especially if there some new sale has started making game much chea
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2y ago
I'm game developer, co-founder of my own company and I hate Valve 30% cut. Yet Valve did nothing to stiffle competition. Their only major requirement for games published on Steam was that games suppose to get same efficient discounts a
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2y ago
I not sure about these numbers, but here is article on this topic: https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2024/06/is-the-total-value-of...
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2y ago
It's not like this is Steam fault. You can always return games you played under 2 hours no questions asked. Some people just like to buy stuff they dont need or hoard random things, but it's as old as humanity itself At leastrente
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2y ago
I not trying to justify it, but if you actually look and check research about people who been caught stealing there is huge difference for them between stealing TV that dropped from a truck vs stealing from a porch vs stealing from inside t
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2y ago
Doors and locks are purely social construct. For majority of people it's much easier to justify stealing from a porch compared to breaking in. No more, no less. For spammers on other hand it's just a business, there will be no rep
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2y ago
To be honest unlike all other social media on Linkedin it's actually possible to curate your feed and platform dont interfere. Though it's only useful for those of us who have to follow industry news and events. Being able to easi
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2y ago
Going with this would mean AI companies suppose to pay for something like voices or other training data. It's far better to just steal it all and ask government for exception.
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2y ago
Sorry for not mentioning you initially and thank you Sir for making it happen! I obviously love classical RTS and playing them since original C&C, but there are special place in my heart for Generals exactly because ot was different gam
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2y ago
As developer you don't have "cash on Steam account". Valve just do automatic payouts to a bank with a delay around ~1 month. As for refunds AFAIK if you have bunch of refunds later they will just be substracted from future s
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2y ago
Tello costs at least $5 / month though. Skype was jusy pay as you go.
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2y ago
It's still possible through website. Makes me wonder if they will refund me mine.
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2y ago
Well this is really sucks. What other cheap and reliable real-phone calling services are there with working CallerID? Calling to airlines, banks and other institutions is still needed and I still use Skype for this from time to time.
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