ZeWaka

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by ZeWaka 2y ago
> if perhaps it's sophisticated enough to get past the user agent spoofing As a part of some browser fingerprinting I have access to at work, there's both commercial and free solutions to determine the actual browser being use
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by ZeWaka 2y ago
This is really neat, thanks. Their linked Visual Builder Cookbook ( https://vbcookbook.oracle.com ) also is a nice way to internally communicate design patterns.
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by ZeWaka 2y ago
I find that the Spotify algorithm is great if you ignore all of the Spotify-branded recommendation junk, and just use the 'Keep Listening/Autoplay' feature. As in, put on a playlist, then finish it without having repeat on. I
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by ZeWaka 2y ago
My (Timex Pay) one seems to function using a virtual card (remotely lockable) provided by the bank, which uses some sort of tokenization-based security chip on the band itself. I imagine there's probably some security flaws because the
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by ZeWaka 2y ago
The only one I'm aware of in the US is the basically-discontinued Timex Pay. It requires a Chase bank account / card to link with, however.
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by ZeWaka 2y ago
> instead of following responsible disclosure practices They literally did, though? They were resolved before publishing.
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by ZeWaka 2y ago
All the way down...
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by ZeWaka 2y ago
There exists 'smart bands', which can be applied to any (generally non-smart, obviously) watch that uses normal pin-style watchbands. They have a contactless chip in them that can store one card. My traditional watches use them,
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by ZeWaka 2y ago
"Where you drag and drop something onto something else, hold it, and then it performs an action"
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by ZeWaka 2y ago
> Absolutely nobody is using GitHub exclusively from their phone. As an OSS maintainer, I do quite a lot of issue triage and simple PR review via the GitHub mobile app, which has gotten better by leaps and bounds in the past 3 years. &gt
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by ZeWaka 2y ago
Really great writeup on the current industry trends, that hits all too hard as I'm sitting here implementing yet another design system...
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by ZeWaka 2y ago
I imagine because practically 0% of the population have mice and keyboards attached to their phone. You can go to vscode.dev and similar on a phone web browser if you really wish.
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by ZeWaka 2y ago
I wonder how well AI audio generation would work here, to produce a voiceover video like the original input.
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by ZeWaka 2y ago
What if you buy the game secondhand, cheaply? My friend got Animal Crossing with their switch for free with a bundle, but they don't like playing the game. This would be much better than paying full price for a game that never will go
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by ZeWaka 2y ago
Yeah, I was annoyed at this too but I think they're differentiating it by having the price already set, and it's just a way for Companies to do the intro dance if they want to. I know my immediate decision-makers at my company wou
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by ZeWaka 2y ago
To be fair, RA is /the/ place to post more organized events. Even my local underground spot posts there. (Yes, it's underground, ~20 people show up to the small shows)
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by ZeWaka 2y ago
yeah, this doesn't make sense. The project I work on has had a thousand+ contributors of extremely varied skill levels, and is over 15 years old. Many lines of code, but I'm not going to count them because that's a terrible m
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by ZeWaka 2y ago
Could you just disable the bluetooth chip? Depends on the specific reason, I suppose.
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by ZeWaka 2y ago
No, it's basically covered in extremely small sand particles that make the pucks glide - like table shuffleboard.
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by ZeWaka 2y ago
They've had this at PAX (East & West) the past years, it's been a ton of fun playing it and getting better.
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by ZeWaka 2y ago
Depends on which type of removal they do, but they can be yes.
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by ZeWaka 2y ago
in the modern age of Forums not being as popular, Discord (rip IRC) communities seemingly occupy this space now - they can be quite cozy, and give off a lot of the old vibes
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by ZeWaka 2y ago
It's actually been important for medical reasons, as the morphology of bread clips is relevant for removing them. HORG collaborated with the authors of this paper: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/22679182/
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by ZeWaka 2y ago
In the article it says Southwest used 3.1, not Delta (though, that's apparently incorrect according to other posters).
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by ZeWaka 2y ago
We've used HackMD in my OSS project since Google Docs was failing us as far as version control goes. What's great is that you can sync a HackMD document to GitHub or similar, so you can collaborate on a document and then push it t
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by ZeWaka 2y ago
It's a percentage of the 'total number of keys,' insofar that a 'normal' keyboard is a 100% keyboard.
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by ZeWaka 2y ago
Peter Pringle is the shit, he makes tons of instruments for his songs! https://youtu.be/ntnBuQAvFjA is also wonderful.
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by ZeWaka 2y ago
But it is sold? Or at the very least, redirects to Square.
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by ZeWaka 3y ago
>the Spotify app no longer controls volume across devices uniformly I actually really enjoy this feature myself - all my devices need to be at different audio levels to not blow out the speakers, so having per-device (or virtual device v
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by ZeWaka 3y ago
I think people get that idea due to most cities also having chambers of commerce with lots of influence, sponsoring and hosting events and such.

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