cglong

59 ms·

721.
by cglong 7y ago
I've been thinking lately about why all PCs have a light that indicates when their cameras are in use but smartphones don't. My conspiratorial self can't help but wonder if that omission could be intentional.
722.
Machine Learning Captcha(xkcd.com)
4 points by cglong 7y ago|0 comments
723.
2020 Rankings of America's Most Just Companies(justcapital.com)
1 points by cglong 7y ago|0 comments
724.
by cglong 7y ago
No reason that couldn't be done with a web app :)
725.
by cglong 7y ago
As opposed to every native app that says the same thing?
726.
Apple Mail Stores Encrypted Emails in Plain Text Database(medium.com)
2 points by cglong 7y ago|0 comments
727.
by cglong 7y ago
Completely agree. I do hope this makes a dent, especially given this statistic I didn't know about: > KCLS has been the top digital-circulating library in the U.S. for the last five years and third worldwide.
728.
by cglong 7y ago
To verify, will this plugin allow external parties to add support to Polynote for more esoteric languages?
729.
King County Library System Boycotts Macmillan Publishers' eBook Embargo(kcls.org)
34 points by cglong 7y ago|7 comments
730.
by cglong 7y ago
Okay mom, first thing you need to do is install Xcode...
731.
by cglong 7y ago
Even proper support on iOS for Progressive Web Apps would help bridge this gap. On Android, you can go to a URL and receive a prompt to "install" it on your home screen. iOS keeps burying their equivalent more with each release an
732.
Library users blocked from new e-books as publishers impose tough restrictions(multcolib.org)
3 points by cglong 7y ago|0 comments
733.
by cglong 7y ago
It's worth noting Microsoft's own email offering is third on a Bing search for "email": https://www.bing.com/search?q=email
734.
by cglong 7y ago
Our local library's website is based on a platform called BiblioCommons that actually provides a lot of Goodreads' features (including some off the author's wishlist). I can organize all media in their catalogs into various b
735.
by cglong 7y ago
I was on a team at Microsoft that was strictly Waterfall; our business reps wanted to release functionality in six month cycles, so Waterfall was a good fit. We eventually moved to Lean (a type of Agile) which worked well with this six-mont
736.
by cglong 7y ago
If the notifications aren't encrypted, then that means it gets decrypted on some server somewhere too :(
737.
by cglong 7y ago
Can we add "[video]" to this title?