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by _coveredInBees 6y ago
Several instances where they vandalized and destroyed tens of thousands of dollars of camera equipment belonging to reporters https://twitter.com/shomaristone/status/1346941715895250949 https://twitter.
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by _coveredInBees 6y ago
Yup, this is why I've been holding off of upgrading to Big Sur along with this other external monitor deal breaker - https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/651131 . To be honest, as a new OSX user after a
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by _coveredInBees 6y ago
Wait, how is ride-sharing / cabs a dying industry? People are always going to need to get from point A to point B, and if anything, the younger generations are less likely to own cars. Public infrastructure is never going to fill the g
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by _coveredInBees 6y ago
To each their own but I found their new redesign to be excellent and as someone who uses a fair number of their products, I've never had any issues differentiating one from another based on their icons. For starters, each product has a
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by _coveredInBees 6y ago
That may be, but it still has no real relevance to this article unless people just want any excuse to get on their soapbox to rant about Adobe/PDF without even bothering to read the article and what it is talking about.
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by _coveredInBees 6y ago
Is everyone in such a rush to comment that they don't even bother to RTFA? A majority of the comments here are knee-jerk reactions to a headline that was misunderstood...smh. Liquid mode is simply a tool to make it easier to consume PD
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by _coveredInBees 6y ago
> PDFs are generally an actual document, separate from the site they're on. If images and videos weren't a part of the web pages being viewed, I would be quite skeptical of including them in the browser. See, I don't reall
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by _coveredInBees 6y ago
I really don't see why it should be an independent application. I mean it's not like we expect a PNG viewer or HTML5 video viewer to be a separate application in a browser. Being able to view (and in this case fill/interact w
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by _coveredInBees 6y ago
Sheesh, what's with the hate for a generally all-round useful feature in an Open source browser? The last thing I want is to have to install 3rd-party software on my machine and have my browser be held hostage to it just to view PDF do
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by _coveredInBees 6y ago
> games go on sale on most platforms at the same time, for the same prices Hmm... I wonder why that is? Must be some mysterious phenomena involving price competition between stores...
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by _coveredInBees 6y ago
How in the world do you not see competing app stores not providing value to consumers from a price competition perspective? It's not like every game on every platform on Windows is a platform exclusive. I've availed of exceptional
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by _coveredInBees 6y ago
Erm... that's because that's always been baked into the price of software/apps on the app store since inception. Not sure how higher prices for consumer is great for the consumer. I get the convenience argument, but not every
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by _coveredInBees 6y ago
You might want to check your browser/machine for something hijacking and inserting ads. The only ad I see is in the top-left and it is very non-intrusive and doesn't distract from the content at all.
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by _coveredInBees 6y ago
No one is "creating" a story here. These are all valid points that are having real implications on workers. Just look at the dumpster fire that is the comments here on HN to see how polarizing this issue is when it really shouldn&
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by _coveredInBees 6y ago
Couldn't agree more with you. It's been pretty eye opening to me just how toxic the general dude-bro workaholic culture in Silicon Valley / tech is. There is just astounding levels of lack of empathy amongst so many commenter
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by _coveredInBees 6y ago
*You choose to have children under the assumption that a once-in-several-lifetime pandemic doesn't shut down the world, take all child-care options off the plate and leave you stuck at home caring for one or more children with no suppo
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by _coveredInBees 6y ago
Lol yeah. That is literally the worst thing about MacBooks. It's hard enough getting it to work properly in a dual monitor setup, but I can reproducibly generate forced power cycles by plugging into a dock when the lid is closed due to
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by _coveredInBees 6y ago
Not sure that those states are "doing fine". Per capita, they have a much higher number of cases and the number of cases are also rising in comparison with states like NY and NJ that had things worse but were aggressive in handlin
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by _coveredInBees 6y ago
Erm... AZ and TX opened up in May. So not sure how that poorly cropped image with no source justifies your point in any case. Just look through the data here for AZ: https://azdhs.gov/preparedness/epidemiology-disease-c
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by _coveredInBees 6y ago
Your views seem completely detached from reality. The only reason hospital systems were not overwhelmed was due to the continued lockdown + social distancing policies. Every state that went ahead and tried to ignore reality and open up for
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by _coveredInBees 6y ago
Yeah, it's a similar situation for me. Though large prints from phone photographs are pretty poor in comparison to the image quality from even my entry-level Rebel Xsi from 2007. Sports photography with a good lens is still something t
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by _coveredInBees 6y ago
That doesn't sound right at all. DSLRs like my Canon do indeed have a larger dynamic range but they are still nowhere near being close to the dynamic range the human eye can capture. Moreover, the native image rendered by DSLRs still h
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by _coveredInBees 6y ago
Ah, yeah for my use case it was purely for use within my LAN and camera firewalled externally.
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by _coveredInBees 6y ago
Ah I see. Thanks for replying. It unfortunately looks like iSpy doesn't have a mobile client? Many years ago I used to use Robert Chou's "IP Cam Viewer" which was a no-nonsense app to connect to different IP cameras, but
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by _coveredInBees 6y ago
Is that still true? I wanted to buy an IP camera to monitor our puppy's crate a few months back and I was shocked to find that pretty much all the cheapish IP cameras that used to support this a few years back have all moved to a cloud
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by _coveredInBees 6y ago
Meanwhile my maxed out MBP 16 suffers from consistent kernel panics and reboots any time I plug into a thunderbolt dock. This is my first Mac after being in Windows land for a long time and getting fed up with recurring driver/firmware
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by _coveredInBees 6y ago
Thanks for that link. Glad to see that it is prioritized on their roadmap, and also to know that there is no point in my trying to work around their current implementation because it seems it just won't work the way vscode can work sea
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by _coveredInBees 6y ago
No link to any tutorial, it's just how I've always coded and found myself to be the most productive and produce the least bugs. A brief description is: 1. Open up the Python interpreter (highly recommend installing iPython in your
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by _coveredInBees 6y ago
Oh yes, absolutely. I didn't mean to say logging isn't useful. It is vital to have good logging for production because like you said, you aren't just going to be able to attach a debugger. But for an article titled "Guid
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by _coveredInBees 6y ago
5. They have a variable viewer, but as far as I can tell, it only works when in debugging mode? Not if you are prototyping code in a REPL, which is my workflow when developing code 99% of the time. It is also a bit limited compared to Pycha

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