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by bouke 4y ago
First of all, congratulations on publishing your app! I’ve never come close to that, although having created a few PoC’s. On my 11 Pro the animations are sluggish, buttons presses are missed when switching from plan to browse and the device
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by bouke 4y ago
This! People mistake the offset for the timezone, which is incorrect. The offset isn't very useful other than a guestimate of the originating timezone.
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by bouke 4y ago
In C, strings are nul terminated. Thus when at some point your password is passed along a tool written in C (or any language with the same behaviour) it’ll be truncated at that position.
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by bouke 4y ago
The only thing that didn't appear to work for me was the code selection. It would only allow selecting the whole code block, and not toggle to allow selecting only a portion. Other than that the animations appeared fine to me as well.
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by bouke 4y ago
What is git doing with the system’s spell checker? This is the first time I’ve read about git using a spell checker. I know that various gui clients do spell checking, but I’m not aware of git itself doing anything related to this.
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by bouke 4y ago
Except they didn't and recently unveiled this 13" MacBook Pro with M2 chip: https://www.apple.com/macbook-pro-13/ . Granted it's not the 14"/16" model, but still a touch bar on a new model.
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by bouke 4y ago
has vs would It is a deliberate choice to offer inferior support that isn’t able to deal with security issues.
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by bouke 4y ago
If you don’t want to be robbed, don’t have anything valuable.
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by bouke 4y ago
“Free” means paid through your contract though, so that doesn’t really add anything to your point.
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by bouke 4y ago
This is exactly my issue with stalebot and I think it is a great disservice to the community. Closing issues without a maintainer looking at the issue is bad. I expect at least some triaging from the maintainer before the stalebot comes in
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by bouke 4y ago
A system I work on chose to use [closed, closed] intervals for date time intervals, where multiple intervals should be adjacent, but not overlapping. So the intervals look like 2022-11-22T00:00:00.000Z - 2022-11-22T23:59:59.999Z. Of course
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by bouke 4y ago
That’s for creating an enumerable of discrete integers, not for defining an interval.
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by bouke 4y ago
Why is the latter faster than the former?
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by bouke 4y ago
Read the “learn more” to learn more. (I had the same question.) First create an account and then setup the passkey.
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by bouke 4y ago
Where they usually are right? Or look down at the keyboard if it's a different layout? Or did you setup a keyboard layout that doesn't match the physical keyboard?
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by bouke 4y ago
Having been bothered by this bug for many years I can only assume they don’t care.
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by bouke 4y ago
Being delisted is not the same as unable to install. You can still download previous purchases, even when the app was delisted.
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by bouke 4y ago
Some keyboards use icons, others text. See for example this: https://support.apple.com/library/content/dam/edam/applecare... .
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by bouke 4y ago
ADO works fine for me. Have you installed git-credential-manager[1]? [1]: https://github.com/GitCredentialManager/git-credential-manag...
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by bouke 4y ago
Year 0 doesn’t exist [1], and I wouldn’t regard years as being indexed. How would you represent 1 BC, with a negative index? [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Year_zero
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by bouke 4y ago
That’s not CoreFoundation, a C library, but a Swift reimplementation of that library, only to be consumed by Swift (import Foundation).
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by bouke 4y ago
What do you mean? I’m just posting a personal opinion/observation about speed limits in my region.
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by bouke 4y ago
Maybe we can then also post actual desired speed limits? Current limits at various places I drive by already incorporate speeding and are thus lower than the actual desired limit.
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by bouke 4y ago
Does GitHub verify that the code that is in my repository is actually in accordance to the license that I’ve added? I could just upload any proprietary code with an incorrect license, and GitHub would just use that to feed their AI. Like an
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by bouke 4y ago
Even though it is mentioned in the article, it deserves more than just mention. I find the Async LINQ extensions somewhat lacking. I need to have IAsyncEnumerable all the way down: returning an array in `SelectMany` is not possible. Sometim
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by bouke 4y ago
Ok fair enough, but the mindset is spreading: json (javascript) parsing is what caused GTA Online loading times to balloon and I dread playing Call of Duty online as it wants to download and install dozens of GBs every time I launch it.
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by bouke 4y ago
And things are slow as we waste all that processing power on running javascript one way or another. And everything requires a slow blocking connection to the mainframe. Nowadays the “always connected” mindset is really slowing us down.
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by bouke 4y ago
But how is that easier than just tapping 4 numbers?
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by bouke 4y ago
My first (2011?) MBP had very sturdy Thunderbolt connectors, and dongles wouldn’t suddenly fall out. The lauded 2015 model I had had very loose connectors with the problem you’re describing. Strange design change IMO.
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by bouke 4y ago
HomeKit can actually do this.

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