WiseWeasel

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by WiseWeasel 6y ago
For iPhone, go to Settings -> Siri & Search and ensure ‘Listen for “Hey Siri”’ is toggled off.
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by WiseWeasel 6y ago
I think it's something like a realization allowing you to live in greater harmony with your circumstances and community.
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by WiseWeasel 6y ago
Except Apple doesn’t encrypt iCloud uploaded content with client-side-stored encryption keys. It has been and will continue to be subpeonable. Section 230 concerns internet services, not all technology.
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by WiseWeasel 6y ago
My exposure to it is only from the entertainingly campy movie adaptation, which I can recommend. https://youtu.be/0KUjE995IO4 (trailer, 1962) I hadn’t considered following that one to the source; what did you like about the
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by WiseWeasel 6y ago
I had to disable Auto-Capitalization in the General/Keyboard settings in iOS 13 for sanity, and it's absolutely been a win. I second your hope that it's fixed in iOS 14 but don’t dare update to a .0 release.
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by WiseWeasel 6y ago
I'm on weasel's side, but I can understand Apple wanting to keep iOS trusted by its users by restricting unapproved software coded to their current native app API layer. What I can't understand is the harm for end users in ap
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by WiseWeasel 6y ago
Subsidized climate and air quality control could make many city centers more appealing. Bio-defense even seems relevant these days.
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by WiseWeasel 6y ago
Re-enable the boot chime on the latest Macs with the following command in terminal: sudo nvram StartupMute=%00 To turn it back off: sudo nvram StartupMute=%01
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by WiseWeasel 6y ago
A prime example of civil liberty being infringed would be the large number of people being assaulted with chemicals, projectiles, intimidation and old fashioned thuggery in reaction to acts carried out by a different, smaller group of peopl
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by WiseWeasel 6y ago
Because they’re made in China, and the supplier rejects it, I assume.
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by WiseWeasel 6y ago
An avatar; placeholder for identity.
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by WiseWeasel 6y ago
With speech suppressed, and a population trained to avoid unflattering expression, how do you suppose the group of elites behind the closed doors of their ivory tower are able to collect public opinion in order to take it into account?
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by WiseWeasel 6y ago
How is it anything but a win to have an additional easy option to use a more trusted relay rather than not? Many people have never heard of a relay, and wouldn’t understand its benefit if the option wasn’t presented to them like this.
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by WiseWeasel 6y ago
Are you suggesting the movement of knights (and possibly kings and rooks) can be explained by wormholes?
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by WiseWeasel 6y ago
Visual recognition of individuals seems useful as authentication in a lot of scenarios, in conjunction with secrets. I’d feel better about my bank or title company authenticating me visually for certain operations in addition to current met
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by WiseWeasel 6y ago
Browsers are user agents; the changes you mention all seem to the benefit of user experience and security. Standards are codification of things browsers have already done, or have attempted to do.
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by WiseWeasel 6y ago
Hooray! Trump’s fear of his corruption being (further) exposed works in our favor!
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by WiseWeasel 6y ago
I generally do like the data-first approach when I have a good idea of what we're building. One place I’ve found it useful to start when you don't have the views planned ahead of time is to mock up the main data management views w
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by WiseWeasel 6y ago
The convenient thing about the Query and Mutation components being in your markup is the access to the loading and error states within that context. With Mutation, I often end up just passing the mutate callback to an event handler method.
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by WiseWeasel 6y ago
Did you also rewrite the backend for GQL? We've had great success and satisfaction with GQL, but it’s been limited to greenfield development so far. To me, one of the bigger wins with GQL on the front-end, aside from the obvious consol
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by WiseWeasel 6y ago
I think the only reason someone who likes dark theme would opt out of your dark mode is because it's not as nice/readable as your light theme, or vice-versa. You should fix that instead. Once your dark mode support is perfect, or
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by WiseWeasel 6y ago
Perfect dark mode doesn’t have a toggle; it uses the prefers-color-scheme CSS media query to key off your OS theme preference. At that point, there's no problem with Gatsby or Next.
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by WiseWeasel 6y ago
How are React and Vue grouped together in that regard? More specifically, how is Vue less of a framework abstraction than Ember or Angular?
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by WiseWeasel 6y ago
Virtually Real Estate
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by WiseWeasel 7y ago
Shirt and tie sales take off, pants free-fall.
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by WiseWeasel 7y ago
As our personal devices increasingly augment our capabilities, we will only feel more violated when their access is beyond our control.
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by WiseWeasel 7y ago
The problem with jet packs is that they're limited to people crazy enough to strap one on and light it up. Maybe once AI control is trusted...
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by WiseWeasel 7y ago
You can install root certs by deploying a device profile: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204477
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by WiseWeasel 7y ago
Sony's PlayStation is a popular consumer software platform, showing they’re not completely incapable of providing usable software. I'd point more towards the competitiveness of the digital music market making their aggressive atte
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by WiseWeasel 7y ago
I'd return it and get a different manufacturer.

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