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by bstar77 6y ago
I have dealt with this problem in an Electron app I designed and support. The different platform scrollbar behaviors drove me mad because of my insistence on a common experience. I really like the hidden scrollbars that Apple settled on.
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by bstar77 6y ago
I don't have a dock myself, but I do live very close to a boat launch. I'm planning to get a battery powered boat (evaluating the options now) at some point... not sure how far out I'll be able to safely go.
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by bstar77 6y ago
I'm very interested in giving these classes a shot when they become available. I have been working on a tool (for 4 years now) for a hockey simulation that tracks growth of players and I try to do some predictive analysis, but I have
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by bstar77 6y ago
Lol, yeah. I live on the edge of Chattahoochee Estates so I'm pretty far from downtown. I used to live in Cumming and the protein plant in Northern Cumming was brutal... smells there are unlike anything I've experienced. Big re
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by bstar77 6y ago
I have family in tech that live in Serbia so I probably should have known better.
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by bstar77 6y ago
Yup, I'm in Gainesville. Not directly on the lake, but it's across the street and I have easy access to the water.
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by bstar77 6y ago
I'm not newly remote as I made the move a little over 3 years ago. That said, I moved to Northern Georgia specifically to work remotely. I have an incredible (inexpensive) house that gets fiber internet, live in an inexpensive area, h
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by bstar77 6y ago
http://vehiclesecurity.co.nz/blog/keyless-block/
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by bstar77 6y ago
yes
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by bstar77 6y ago
When I lived in Canada we had to turn on the honk mode because there were too many people using devices that block remote vehicle locking. The honk is an obvious indicator that the car did, indeed, lock.
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by bstar77 6y ago
What do you mean by "Respect the rules of their homeland?" You understand that rules regarding mask wearing are generally decided at the company/institution level. The local governments gives recommendations, but don't
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by bstar77 6y ago
I'm a big Far Side fan, but I'm not liking the aesthetic of the new tablet medium. The shading in particular looks significantly inferior to the old water color works.
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by bstar77 6y ago
I don't think this is a fair assumption. The work is going to be defined by the client... so if the client wants .Net 3.0 experts to maintain a legacy system, then that's what they are going to get. I have worked for and with In
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by bstar77 6y ago
Back when I lived in New Jersey I would visit this place: https://www.fossilguy.com/sites/bbrook/index.htm It was amazing to go to a stream in the woods of NJ and find fossilized shark teeth, shellfish, squid and
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by bstar77 6y ago
This is one of the most depressing comments I've read in a long time.
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by bstar77 6y ago
Since the copy/paste exploit was addressed (in ios) I'm not sure what useful information "chinese spyware" can gather from this app. As long as it's being used for goofy dance and lip sync videos, I don't see
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by bstar77 6y ago
You don't need to understand the allure. Are you not also absorbed by your phone in other ways? What wrong with people smiling, laughing and dancing? I'm an old parent trying to be open minded as well.
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by bstar77 6y ago
I was a bit critical of my wife using TikTok until I realized that she replaced the negativity of Facebook with something that, in its current form, is pretty harmless. It's replaced rants and frustration with laughter and positivity.
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by bstar77 6y ago
I think you are drawing the wrong conclusions here... Microservices is not the boogyman here. It more likely has to do with speed of development, developer turnover and a plethora of other things that result in insufficient knowledge trans
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by bstar77 6y ago
Too bad this article has virtually no substance as I’d really like to read something more than web apps suck, native is great- news flash, both have the potential to be implemented poorly, except one has the potential to be censored. I hav
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by bstar77 6y ago
Regarding leaving the secret in your codebase during development... always make sure the secret is not in your git history. Change it when you move it out of the repo. I know this seems obvious, but I always do a git history on files that
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by bstar77 6y ago
That's a good point... I don't want to have the game rely on "phoning home" to decrypt the db.
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by bstar77 6y ago
It's not meant to be user hostile, it's for a game. I allow data exports, but I don't want to expose the inner workings of the game via direct access to the DB.
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by bstar77 6y ago
Is anyone doing this in Javascript (via electron) and encrypting the file in such a way that the data is protected and not an obvious sqlite db? I have some ideas on how to do this, but I'm curious if there's a "preferred&quo
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by bstar77 6y ago
I was thinking the same thing, reading this was surreal- I had to re-read passages and double check things to make sure this is a legitimate and not some kind of satire or highly metaphorical thing that went completely over my head. Butt-hu
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by bstar77 6y ago
The devs said they will support VR, just not initially.
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by bstar77 6y ago
You can pre-cache regions and flight paths. I don't know how easy it would be to back that data up.
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by bstar77 6y ago
But it's not free. You are allowed limited use unless you pay for one of their premium plans. Capturing some analytics is fine, but it would be nice to know what the data is and if it violates their TOS.
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by bstar77 6y ago
This is why I point my gmail account to my own domain. If google does pull this, at least I'm still in control of my address which is my top concern.
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by bstar77 6y ago
No. I'm a remote software developer and my wife is a mom. We optimized our life to be able to do this effectively and have complete freedom. Took a while to get to this point, but we're there and enjoying the rewards.

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