TrianguloY

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by TrianguloY 2y ago
Families seem to like this, which is good, but the previous method also allowed independent friend sharing, which this new one removes. In the old family sharing, if you share your library with a friend (a close one, you still need to log i
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by TrianguloY 2y ago
My reason for sticking with the jack (and buying a phone that has one) is that I extensively jump between my phone, computer, tablet, 3ds, switch (and sometimes other consoles) and the jack is the most plug&listen I know that just works
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by TrianguloY 2y ago
I feel the same. I understand why others think ai is just another tool like intellisense, but for me intellisense and any other automatic refactor is a fixed algorithm that I understand and that I know exactly what it is doing, and I know t
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by TrianguloY 2y ago
Just a quick mention to remind that .gitignore files can be placed in any folder/subfolder inside a repository, and they will refer to folders inside itself only. The global .gitignore should be used for global rules and root folders,
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by TrianguloY 2y ago
Not only that, but when you save something to a variable the reader needs to remember it in case you use that variable later again. For me personally that's exhausting. I've seen streams-like code with a variable for almost every
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by TrianguloY 2y ago
Same for me, in the end I got the pixel 2 because its one of the few (if not the most recently) small android wear watches. I'm sad people complained a lot about the size and this new version is bigger. The software is so-so, but I lov
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by TrianguloY 2y ago
Or not tested, but yes I'm going to assume for now that it's just a "happy mistake" that they will revert or change soon. Hopefully...
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by TrianguloY 2y ago
After an update you get a notification saying something like "finishing update". It takes a while, maybe 5-10 minutes. I guess the issue is that, if you factory reset while this process is ongoing, something isn't reset prope
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Turning into Turing (2022)(jk-keller.com)
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by TrianguloY 2y ago
Those can really be called comma_nds! Ahem. Nice idea though, I think I'll start using it...
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by TrianguloY 2y ago
Hey, wait, you can use String format with positional parameters... private static String generateGuessSentence(char candidate, int count) { return String.format(switch(count){ case 0 -> "There are no %1$ss&
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by TrianguloY 2y ago
I like the direction of just having the templates being a separate object that you can use as parameters to another method, it removes that extra syntax that was more python-oriented than java. What I still don't like is the, apparentl
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by TrianguloY 2y ago
As long as it's not "clickbaitizing" I personally do welcome it. This one is a bit on the edge though...
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by TrianguloY 2y ago
My take (using switch expressions) private String generateGuessSentence(char candidate, int count) { return switch(count){ case 0 -> "There are no " + candidate +"s"; case 1 ->
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by TrianguloY 2y ago
An interesting model is the one found on 4chan (maybe other places too?). All the posts are sorted by timestamp, but you can add a link to one or more previous posts, meaning your are "replying" to it/them, and those posts ge
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by TrianguloY 2y ago
Not sure about design, but for driving them you have re*volt And, as expected, there is a backroom level: http://revoltzone.net/m/tracks/70429/Backrooms (There are probably others, this was the first result a
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by TrianguloY 2y ago
Putting glue on the pizza is (apparently) a clever way to take pictures of slices of pizza that look "perfect" to the camera (not for eating, obviously) [1]. I remember a couple years ago some videos of "tricks" showing
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by TrianguloY 2y ago
I've used that page in a retrospective. Didn't said who exactly it was to avoid issues, but I though it was obvious. It didn't changed anything, I guess it's like others mention, it's something that some people have
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by TrianguloY 2y ago
Another trick I've also seen is to enclose the whole script in a code block { code } That way, if the file is not fully loaded, the block will not end and the script will not parse
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by TrianguloY 2y ago
What's with the fading on each element while scrolling? Make the page impossible to fast-read or scan for important points. ...maybe that's the reason?
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by TrianguloY 2y ago
I also have the theory that having an app/software starting with A, B, or an "alphabetically first" letter was noticeable in the past. Nowadays things are usually sorted "algorithmically", but it was common for stor
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by TrianguloY 2y ago
As a different but similar situation: I have a first name that is usually at the top when sorted alphabetically. Nowadays it's not a problem anymore, but as a kid I usually received a lot of calls from people that either misclicked or
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by TrianguloY 2y ago
Reminder that on Android you can pin the subscriptions shortcuts to your homepage, and open that directly. Depends on the launcher, but usually: long tap the YouTube app, then long tap the subscriptions entry and move.
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by TrianguloY 3y ago
If you use linux on your work laptop you can use oathtool to register 2fa. I have a custom script (with zenity) that, when pressing a global hotkey, allows me to fill the 6-number directly. No personal phone needed, and it's even faste
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by TrianguloY 3y ago
I've dealt with similar "inputs" and you almost always need to test (or read the instruction manual) to really know the answer. Interestingly, my first instinct was to think that the arrow was representing the numbers aka &qu
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by TrianguloY 3y ago
As a kde neon user, the plasma 6 update broke all my global automaton shortcuts (like for example press win+u to automatically write a random uuid where the text cursor is). The script uses xdotool for this, and "it just works" ev
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by TrianguloY 3y ago
Workaround: pick the piece and move the finger upwards, then you can freely move it around (as in, instead of press-down-release, do press-up-down-release). The pull to refresh has been very broken since forever. Apparently they enabled it
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by TrianguloY 3y ago
I remember a university project where I used the >> (and <<) operators to "send" data between services. The code was a simulation of a parallel system with multiple services that sent messages between them, or somethin
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by TrianguloY 3y ago
I can confirm from my own experience that this happens. First laptop at work, always plugged in (except for maybe one or two hours a week). After two years of use (maybe a couple more from a previous employee) the battery lasted 30 minutes.
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by TrianguloY 3y ago
This. For me it's very easy to skip it, but for less technological relatives it's a pain. They cannot install anything without me basically.

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