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5y ago
I might be the minority here, but this is why I use Edge on Windows. It's, basically, Chrome with a reader mode.
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5y ago
While it's taken Android some time, on newer APIs the system will simply prevent an app from requesting permissions if a user has denied it more than once. From https://developer.android.com/training/permissions&#
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5y ago
> I think a better solution is to ... give the application no way of being able to tell if it has permissions or not... As an Android developer, I strongly disagree with this. Even if I never prompted for permissions, giving me the abili
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5y ago
Love Razer mice, but never install their software. And, yes, the way their installer starts via Windows Update should be prevented by Windows.
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5y ago
> If my life depended on a vehicle, I’d take a 2014 Jeep Wrangler... I'm glad to read that. I've been feeling a bit backwards by holding on to my Jeep in a world slowly being filled by EVs, but you just made me feel better abou
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5y ago
Cute! And good luck! Let hope these guys last longer than Clippy, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Office_Assistant !
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5y ago
"Judo is a Mac Application," so Mac only
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5y ago
Thanks for the direct link; I thought it was pretty horrible. At this level, if you're going to take the time to show how awesome your stuff is, maybe partner with a talented team to do it on the level of Disney/Pixar.
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5y ago
Not sure I agree with that. More on "Android’s Kotlin-first approach" is at https://developer.android.com/kotlin/first . I haven't heard the same about Flutter and Android's new UI toolkit, Compose
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5y ago
Not really. It just another language, but, IMHO, threads have gotten A LOT better through Kotlin’s Coroutines. That said, the libraries have gotten a lot better and the new UI toolkit, Compose, addresses a lot of shortcomings, but it’s st
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5y ago
Yep! Been this way for a little while now. More detail at https://developer.android.com/kotlin/first ...
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5y ago
I was hoping to hear more about his opinion on Kotlin, since it's, basically, replaced Java on Android, but there's little there outside of saying it runs on the JVM.
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5y ago
> You can use screen/tmux, but they’re both more complicated... In what way are they more complicated? Granted screen is legacy, but tmux is just an executable on the server with sane defaults that Just Works OOTB.
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5y ago
> I don't mind if my workstation is 20ms off UTC. This is one of the reasons for OpenNTPD's existence. They wanted something that was simple and a ~50ms deviation was part of the design goals/trade off for this. http:
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5y ago
While this is neat, you’ll be in for an uphill battle with the Google Play Store if you need the permissions listed in its derived project at https://github.com/klinker41/android-smsmms . I developed an app to automate
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5y ago
Even just putting food in the oven, without using the cooktop or oil, will cause VOCs to spike.
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5y ago
Gas and it vents outside.
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5y ago
It vents outside.
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5y ago
I have a range hood. I haven't compared the VOCs when using it or not, but I can tell you they are rather high even with it.
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5y ago
I use an air monitor from Awair. Every time I cook at home, the VOCs go up tremendously. Should I stop cooking?
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5y ago
Pot. Kettle. Black.
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5y ago
I was focusing on the Blizzard frat boy stuff, but the back of the shirt screams marketing innuendo that encourages it.
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5y ago
You can see the shirt she wore at https://scontent.fapa1-1.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t31.18172-8/2346745... . While I don’t condone this behavior, the back of the shirt says “When was the last time you were penetrated…”
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5y ago
> #18 Layout shifts This is the bane of the “modern” web. With ads constantly, and stupidly, jumping in and around and shifting the actual content, sheer happiness is my browser’s reader mode, which makes the content consumable again.
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5y ago
> Some ISPs actually will assign a /64 per customer (because Comcast needs something to sell to Business customers) FWIW, I actually have residential service from Comcast and they'll assign you a /60 if you request it. I t
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5y ago
> ...I like the MacBook Air M1 computer... Great keyboard with an esc key. Modern wonders never cease!
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5y ago
Appears the author recently left Google: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27841963
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5y ago
Neat--solid start
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> The rat in the race doesn't know what to do when the race is over, because all the other rats are still in the race, and he's never been outside before. Enlightening. Thank you.
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5y ago
> Principles before personalities. Love this.
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