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541.
by apitman 1y ago
If you want a really small one I've been happy with this: https://www.amazon.com/iClever-Bluetooth-Keyboard-Foldable-S... Wouldn't recommend for extended typing though.
542.
by apitman 1y ago
How's the battery life? Have you tried it with XR glasses?
543.
by apitman 1y ago
What do you mean by tunneling here; remote desktop or does vscode run on the 8a?
544.
by apitman 1y ago
These instructions sound like a parody sketch about bad UX.
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by apitman 1y ago
It would not be much effort at all for google to make native hooks into these APIs. Certainly less effort than dealing with constant complaints from developers. It feels like they're trying to force lock-in.
546.
by apitman 1y ago
Then warn the user and let them choose. Syncthing is written in Golang; the SAF APIs don't work with native code
547.
by apitman 1y ago
Working with Google Drive permissions is also horrific sadly.
548.
by apitman 1y ago
What we want is for the user to be able to choose for themselves.
549.
by apitman 1y ago
These APIs don't work with native code.
550.
by apitman 1y ago
It's doesn't work with native code.
551.
by apitman 1y ago
It's worth noting that SAF does not work with native code.
552.
by apitman 1y ago
Do you have links to stories about any of these shady apps that have now been stopped by this policy?
553.
by apitman 1y ago
Yes and it doesn't work with native code, so you have to implement an entire filesystem abstraction using Kotlin or Java.
554.
by apitman 1y ago
> Google has made an API available for picking a directory to sync with The available APIs are a pain to work with and have terrible performance. And it doesn't work at all with native code. Also what about people using Nextcloud to
555.
by apitman 1y ago
The excitement I feel about this shows how effectively Google and Apple have stockholmed us. We have supercomputers in our pockets and we can't even use them for some of the most fundamental computing tasks.
556.
by apitman 1y ago
This is probably a stupid question but is it possible to recycle the heat back into electricity and use it again?
557.
by apitman 1y ago
Forkability is an underused metric when evaluating an open source tool.
558.
by apitman 1y ago
It's still really early and I'm currently using some AGPL libraries which means I can't distribute without also being AGPL. I haven't been able to find a good way to make money on an app while releasing it open source. W
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A Comparison between WebAssembly and RISC-V (2020)(medium.com)
2 points by apitman 1y ago|0 comments
560.
by apitman 1y ago
Thanks!
561.
by apitman 1y ago
Does SAP integrate with samba or do you have to download files manually?
562.
by apitman 1y ago
The end-to-end principle would suggest this should be solved by the app and server.
563.
by apitman 1y ago
Thanks. Also how do you get books onto your phone for Smart Audiobook Player in the first place?
564.
by apitman 1y ago
Can you use Docker? Looks like they have a linux/arm64 build.
565.
by apitman 1y ago
Has anyone played with the API? How is it to develop against?
566.
by apitman 1y ago
I'm currently building an audiobook app. I've considered adding podcast (and even music) support, but wonder if this is something people actually want bundled together or would prefer tailored experiences.
567.
by apitman 1y ago
What's been going on with the kindle? Would be interested in reading more about this.
568.
by apitman 1y ago
Do you have any other favorite features from Smart Audiobook Player? I'm building an audiobook app now. I have some unique features unrelated to playback, but I also want it to be an excellent player.
569.
Weathering Software Winter(100r.co)
5 points by apitman 1y ago|1 comments
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Bypassing the GIL for Parallel Processing in Python(realpython.com)
2 points by apitman 1y ago|0 comments

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