chedabob

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by chedabob 2y ago
If someone told me it was pure CSS, I'd believe them. I'm not a frontend dev, so I'm always impressed by what you can now do without having to import a whole JS library.
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by chedabob 3y ago
These are installed on doors that have an auto-closer anyway. They deter people from propping them open permanently with a wedge or a chair.
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by chedabob 3y ago
EMI maybe? Certain chairs cause monitors to go blank for a few seconds. https://mastodon.social/@haeckerfelix/110272427676278609
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by chedabob 3y ago
Cert Pinning and Certificate Transparency should block the decryption, even on a VPN where the user has installed a custom root certificate. It wouldn't stop them seeing what domains the user is going to (as it's sent in plaintext
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by chedabob 3y ago
I'd be willing to give them the benefit of the doubt in this instance, as 14.4 seems to be a duff release. Haven't seen this many major issues since High Sierra. I'm currently tracking these 3 for our staff: https:/&#x2
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by chedabob 3y ago
It's been a thing since around iOS 8. I think it only shows when an install/update is done without user interaction (e.g. auto-updates, or when you've got "Automatically download purchases" enabled).
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by chedabob 3y ago
I think they're trying to point it out as Apple being petty and providing a sub-standard experience, however this is exactly how it's worked for a decade for anyone beta testing outside of TestFlight, or using an MDM.
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by chedabob 3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36242914 The counting subreddit has already had a bit of influence on the tokens.
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by chedabob 3y ago
Ye, especially with something like Netlify or Vercel, I'd bet the vast majority of the costs are CDN bandwidth, and it never even touches the functions themselves. Could just as easily be in this situation with AWS CloudFront and an S3
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by chedabob 3y ago
It opens once a year to the public. This is from last year https://www.ianvisits.co.uk/articles/tickets-alert-tours-of-...
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by chedabob 3y ago
Was covered a little on Darknet Diaries too: https://darknetdiaries.com/episode/105/
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by chedabob 3y ago
I've seen that too, and yeah, the only solution I had for the user was to reboot.
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by chedabob 3y ago
I am currently experiencing an unbelievably annoying bug where once I finish on Google Meet in Firefox, all audio/video across the whole OS plays in slo-mo. I have to turn my headphones off and back on to fix it. It's something sp
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by chedabob 3y ago
Ye Firefox had a reasonable viewer too. https://evertpot.com/firefox-rss/
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by chedabob 3y ago
I've ended up pirating a lot more stuff recently because a lot of services won't set the aspect ratio on the stream properly, so on an ultrawide monitor it displays in 16:9 the size of a postage stamp with both pillarboxing and le
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by chedabob 3y ago
Ye they were two separate programs, but in June 2015 they unified them. I presume this was preempting the addition of native 3rd-party app support in WatchOS 2 in September of the same year, so they wouldn't need another developer prog
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by chedabob 3y ago
No, it's the same documentation. I think even for the new APIs added in non-public betas, it's all on the main website now. Also there's docs that aren't on the dev.apple site for things like Apple Pay, but it's not
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by chedabob 3y ago
I'd be surprised if Sony Ericsson didn't have a patent on it, because that was exactly how the numeric keypad worked on their early smartphones. They were resistive displays though, so they just required something hard on the back
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by chedabob 3y ago
Yeah the energy consumption of even the small advertising displays is insane. https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2022/jan/09/electronic-a...
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by chedabob 3y ago
That looks like a proprietary version of Quick Charge, which has a negotiation step before the alternate voltage is enabled. From that murky period where everyone was tacking on all sorts of protocols to get more than 5V/0.5A from a US
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by chedabob 3y ago
The opening scene, although they don't go into much detail about how the submarine works.
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by chedabob 3y ago
This went really well in Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning.
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by chedabob 3y ago
A later model had the firmware dumped via the piezo speaker http://www.ipodlinux.org/stories/piezo/
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by chedabob 3y ago
I've started copying these recipes into Crouton https://crouton.app/ It does a remarkable job at extracting the recipes, and the end result is a consistent experience no matter the source.
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by chedabob 3y ago
Ye, quite a few apps don't function correctly if you run the executable directly. sudo open /System/Applications/Utilities/Activity\ Monitor.app
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by chedabob 3y ago
It shared nothing with Visual Studio apart from the name as it was just a rebrand of MonoDevelop. I tried to use it on a Xamarin project a few years ago, and between the poor autocomplete and frequent crashes, I switched to JetBrains Rider
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by chedabob 3y ago
In one of the screenshots, Kitboga's fake page promises them the equivalent of $11k in BTC. Considering a lot of these scams originate from countries with low wages and high unemployment, not really surprising people would be willing t
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by chedabob 3y ago
A lot of 1D barcode scanners cannot read phone screens reliably.
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by chedabob 3y ago
They were demoing this last year https://www.theverge.com/2022/3/16/22982243/nets-mavericks-e...
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by chedabob 3y ago
What's your dev stack? I have the M1 Air 16GB, and if I'm bimbling around in NodeJS and VSCode it runs fine, but if I need to do mobile work, the Xcode UI previews and Jetbrains IDEs cause it to run warm and throttle. It's no

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