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SpaghettiX
4y ago
Maybe try to delete the launch agent (`com.microsoft.update.agent.plist` in `/Library/LaunchAgents`) and launch daemon (`com.microsoft.autoupdate.helper.plist` in `/Library/LaunchDaemons`)
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4y ago
More specifically: > Less security: Cloudflare Tunnel didn't replace authentication, but Tailscale SSH does. This means Tailscale could SSH (and access files) into my machine if they wanted to, but Cloudflare can't. With Cloudf
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4y ago
Yea definitely! That's what I mentioned under `Less security`.
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Replacing Cloudflare Tunnel with Tailscale SSH
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4y ago
Though g.network is slower, it is £22/month for 150Mbps. I was comparing ISPs in London last year. https://www.g.network/ . And £50/month for 900Mbps I don't use any of them now, because my new building doesn&
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4y ago
I read about OKRs briefly and worked at 2 companies that tried* to do it. Unfortunately, at both companies, management announced it to everyone, but I practically never heard anything after those announcements. I would like to boil OKRs dow
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4y ago
3D Buildings in Google Map like that was announced a few days ago at Google IO, it's called immersive view. https://blog.google/products/maps/three-maps-updates-io-2022... I don't think we can actually u
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4y ago
If you want something even more foamy, try Wunda Milk. In a blender, the foam can double the height of the drink - so fill the container only half full
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4y ago
Oh nice, I wasn't aware of that. I developed apps for iOS in the past, and have found the restrictions on iOS to affect the quality of apps. For example, to use Google Assistant, one has to say "Hey Siri, Ok Google". The UX a
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Syncing Obsidian Vault on macOS and Android, using Git, for free
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5y ago
Have you used Workers KV? In my experience, it's not just eventually consistent but also delayed - often by 10 seconds at least - the data is not updated even for the same client, unless they implement their own caching. https:/&
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5y ago
To avoid putting the responsibility on you. The package can get lost or stolen during courier. Also, you have to select the quality of courier (speed, delivery, insurance). That should be the companies decision to make. The companies I'
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5y ago
Supabase's pricing is $25/project/month. I wish it scaled with use instead.
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5y ago
This is not more dangerous than clicking the average <a href=" https://dangerous.website">Safe link</a> tag. The main thing people should know is anyone can create a QR code, for free.
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5y ago
What's the difference between this and "don't change things you don't understand". It would make it clearer that this is a type of approach rather than a law. Sometimes, that legacy system or class is replaced witho
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5y ago
The solution to the problem of having too many options is probably not best solved by picking one based on someone from the internet without evidence or comparison. The solution to many people debating is not to just pick one side of the de
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5y ago
> Don't get confused by the myriads of state management solutions. Just use GetX, it's a sane solution that works as advertised. Saying this doesn't help anyone. There are many alternatives and as you say, they compete fie
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5y ago
I use an SSH key to connect, so I assumed the traffic itself is end-to-end encrypted. However, I would like to be surer of this.
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5y ago
Hey mono-bob :), it really is cool, I only added it last night. I used to use utteranc.es, but now I use https://giscus.app . It's like utterances, but allows comment threads and reactions to the page (likes/emojis).
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SSH into private machines from anywhere using Cloudflare Tunnel
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5y ago
I meant "the main problem" when I said "the main reason"
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5y ago
It might be because this "new" behaviour is not documented very well by React Native. Also, the bridge is still here, according to https://reactnative.dev/docs/communication-ios and https://reactna
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5y ago
If you build a Flutter app through Javascript, how can the AOT Dart compiler work its magic? Won't "Kraken" forever have the performance of JIT, even for production releases?
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5y ago
Exactly, the website is misleading. It's not a rendering engine in any way. That slogan already contradicts the title: "Render in flutter". Is it "rendering using Flutter" or is "rendering it itself"? Th
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5y ago
No. Where did you get that from? Compiling dart into WASM is a highly requested, but unimplemented feature (it's not really necessary for most cases you'd think). https://github.com/dart-lang/sdk/issues&#
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5y ago
Dart is not single threaded. Dart isolates are the equivalent of threads, but they cannot share memory like threads. As anyone who works in UI knows the UI/ main thread is 1 thread (not a thread pool), because concurrent UI development
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5y ago
As a Flutter developer, "Write in JavaScript, Render in Flutter" is vague. "Write Flutter apps in Javascript" would make more sense. Flutter is not a "renderer", Flutter is a framework + engine. "Kraken&qu
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5y ago
I believe FU money is not about how much you earn, it’s about how much you save vs. spend. I can afford to stop working for more than a year, even though I’m not 25 yet, I would gladly say I have FU money. It’s because I don’t spend much.
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5y ago
I spent a few hours (and asked on Stack Overflow [0]) simply trying to "see" the the output of DocC was (the web app documentation). You can see an example (documenting an example app from WWDC) which I'm hosting here: https
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5y ago
The post did not say "don't do code review", it said "do not require code reviews". This is different. However, I do think its nitpicking, because if a code review really doesn't matter, then the approval will
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