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cglong
5y ago
Someone found some when this was previously posted: https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=radeon-g...
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Liquorix Kernel
(liquorix.net)
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cglong
5y ago
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Poll: Thoughts on Memojis by Apple Users?
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5y ago
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cglong
5y ago
Like them
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5y ago
Indifferent
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5y ago
Don't like them
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5y ago
I disagree with GP, but one of my favorite parts about HN is that it isn't just "a site for programmers" :) > On-Topic: Anything that good hackers would find interesting. That includes more than hacking and startups. If yo
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cglong
5y ago
You could also use Brave or (Kiwi + uBlock Origin) on Android, both of which are Chromium derivatives.
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cglong
5y ago
There's also Windows Sandbox right? An ephemeral VM that gets deleted as soon as it's closed.
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cglong
5y ago
FWIW, you can choose to "View final document" which gets rid of all the proposed vandalism. Still really bad that the default view contains all the proposals.
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5y ago
I personally raise awareness to this because I think of all the possibilities for mobile technology that people don't even know they're missing out on, e.g. Xbox Cloud Streaming/Stadia, emulators, NFC beyond payments.
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Inline Assembly in F#
(blog.devgenius.io)
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5y ago
Android can do automatic malware scanning of unknown APKs. When you try to install one, it checks a hash against Google's database, and if a match isn't found, you'll have the option to upload it to their servers.
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5y ago
Per the Reuters article linked in this one[1], the outlet he worked at "had been receiving threats, which it reported to local authorities, as a result of its sustained reporting on corruption in local government." [1]: https:&#x
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5y ago
Android has already proven that this won't happen. Google has enough scary dialogs in place to make it impractical for anyone else to compete at scale (including Amazon and Epic).
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Unlisted App Distribution
(developer.apple.com)
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5y ago
I might recommend a different name for this. With browser extensions, "PiP" usually refers to picture-in-picture and, among software engineers, it usually refers to the popular Python package manager.
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Bank of America Says a Digital U.S. Dollar Is “Inevitable”
(bloomberg.com)
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5y ago
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5y ago
I use it on Android because mobile Chrome doesn't support ad blockers (or other extensions).
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5y ago
> It seems as though more and more of the simple command-line tools and small scripts that used to be bash or small c programs are slowly turning into python programs. Is this a trend? How do people manage packages like Rich for use in t
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5y ago
Or renamed to "Sahara"!
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Google Play Games for PC
(play.google.com)
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5y ago
My mom does, but she's getting more and more frustrated with website incompatibilities. I think she knows the onus isn't on Apple, but she still thinks they need to invest more to keep up.
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5y ago
Unfortunately, if I advertised my webapp as "Works Best in Chrome", people would claim I was "supporting the browser monoculture".
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5y ago
Actual title is "Viral content optimized to piss off old people", which seems less clickbaity than the subtitle that was chosen for this post.
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5y ago
Not a single comparison to Sherlock/Watson? I always thought it was a great idea, because it allowed a consistent interface for theoretically finding anything on the internet.
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A mobile game I built 5 years ago suddenly blew up
(twitter.com)
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5y ago
I believe T-Mobile's newer plans (Magenta tiers) don't do this.
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Chinese tokamak facility achieves 120M-degree C for 1,056 seconds
(phys.org)
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A new language has been born in the Northwest
(opb.org)
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