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barkerja
5y ago
Maybe it was/is a dud for COVID-19, but there does appear to be many gains from this outside of COVID-19. Infectious diseases that ARE highly transmissible on contact has been dramatically reduced. Am I suggesting we continue with this
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6y ago
> Eventually I had to switch to Google Calendar for work. Plenty of our users are in the same boat and Google Calendar doesn't support native functionality. My company uses Google for calendar but I still use the native Apple Calend
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6y ago
> There doesn't seem to be a good, evident third option just yet. I think a good middle ground here is an opt-out approach on Apple's end. Force the user to make a cognitive choice here with a clear understanding of what their
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barkerja
6y ago
It does say that, but it's also a very clear and bold "Data Not Collected" See screenshot: https://share.barkerja.dev/4vgEhw.jpeg
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6y ago
They do, actually. If you look up the Halide camera app, you'll see a great example of this.
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barkerja
6y ago
Not sure what you're referring to, but Safari has three configurable options for auto-play: - Allow All Auto-Play - Stop Media with Sound - Never Auto-Play This can be configured on a global level, or on a site-by-site basis.
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6y ago
We've had nearly 3 million cases with over 130k fatalities. If the numbers are being grossly underreported, then it's certainly possible the mortality rate is < 1%, but given the numbers we have now, our mortality rate is close
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6y ago
They don't, the user controls this. When the user authorizes the client, they have the option to share their actual Apple ID email or use an obfuscated one. Apple isn't forcing anything here.
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barkerja
6y ago
This applies to any SSO.
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6y ago
WEBP support has been added to the next version of Safari (14).
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7y ago
https://www.hopkinsguides.com/hopkins/view/Johns_Hopkins_ABX... > Preliminary evidence suggests two strains of SARS-2-CoV circulating: one associated with milder illness (~30%), the other with severe illness (7
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7y ago
I believe that org restriction applies only to third-party application. This app is a first-party app.
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barkerja
7y ago
That's a bold statement. Anecdotally, I know of no one that relies entirely on mobile connectivity for their home. While mobile internet may be becoming faster, it's still severely hindered by data caps and throttling.
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7y ago
Personally, I find having a space dedicated to work helps tremendously with this. When I am in my "office" at home, I am working. When I leave the office, I am not working. Having that separation helps me "leave work" wh
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7y ago
I don't know if I'd go as far to say it's worse. Cable forced one's hand into paying for things they didn't necessarily want. At least with this model, we the consumer have the ability to pick and choose exactly wha
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7y ago
I don't think it's so much a privacy concern (it certainly is), but more with regards to accidental triggers by actions that are passive and flaky. Location accuracy isn't always the greatest, particularly indoors; in-and-out
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7y ago
That's true about the potential for bad actor, but it's also true for many false positives. Passive automations based on location, bluetooth, wifi, etc. stand a good chance of many accidental triggers. Connections are flaky, locat
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7y ago
My little village (around ~1200 people I believe) in Central New York is currently exploring its own municipality owned internet. They sent out surveys to all the residents a few months back to see if there's a large enough interest.
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7y ago
Heh, in a way. But I do give a lot of credit to Github for exposing me to some really cool and interesting projects. It does a decent job of knowing what I consider relevant, and surfacing projects/humans that fit the bill.
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7y ago
I'm not currently using Gitlab anymore, but in the past, it was their CI that won me over. I was always felt left wanting more though because there wasn't a true sense of community/explore. If there's one thing I value m
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7y ago
First time I'm hearing of this community; first glance, it looks great! However, I was trying to check out the content in the footer, but the scrolling pagination makes it impossible. :(
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7y ago
Any time I'm about to go through security, I long-press the volume and side buttons which immmediately activates the requirement for passcode to unlock. It's a quick and easy shortcut to enable the passcode requirement.
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7y ago
We have Spectrum's stream-only service (using the Apple TV). Overall, it's been decent for local channels and a few "premium" channels -- at least for the price we pay (all local channels, 10 premium channels and HBO
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7y ago
There's an option to report previous navigations. It breaks the route down step-by-step and lets you correct and report each one. In addition to reporting wrong directions, you can also report the arrival entrance (ex: moving the pin i
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8y ago
I'm personally a big fan of TablePlus: https://tableplus.io
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barkerja
8y ago
Can't anyone now do this with the newly released MusicKit JS? https://developer.apple.com/documentation/musickitjs
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barkerja
9y ago
It wouldn't be a wise decision; what if they one day decide to enter into live programming (sports, news, etc.), where latency does matter?
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9y ago
How would this work when a team member attempts to screen share or video/audio call?
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9y ago
Well, to be fair, it is much more than just a "chat application". It's now voice, screen sharing, etc. They've built a lot of features with chat being at the core.
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9y ago
Fair enough, but it does appear Apple is committed to HomeKit; this marks the third year in a row they've made major strides and improvements, with this year being the biggest in terms of licensing and implementation.
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