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by chocolatkey 5y ago
I love the afinity line but #1 affinity products only take in .idml, not .indd, so you still need indesign, and #2 affinity's own file formats are less well known that adobe's, therefore there are no tools out there to convert the
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by chocolatkey 5y ago
> why I work in the manga/webtoon localization industry, and all files received from the original publishers that aren't TIFF are INDD or PSD. There is no choice but to use photoshop and indesign. Recently, I had to cough up mo
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by chocolatkey 5y ago
That team doesn't need to, device manufacturers already do that by only making drivers for Windows for certain devices, increasing lock-in
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by chocolatkey 5y ago
I've actually used it to bypass inherent (imo) shortcomings in Firebase dynamic links. And add custom functionality, such as allowing for single-letter query strings to append utm parameters (?t -> utm_source twitter). I also didn&#
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by chocolatkey 5y ago
For some reason, it's not visible on mobile devices. I was going to say you're mistaken, but I checked on a pc first.
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by chocolatkey 5y ago
Or just get the version that's not redacted: https://www.washingtonpost.com/context/cdc-breakthrough-infe...
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by chocolatkey 5y ago
The problem with webdav on windows explorer for me has always been the lag. Windows explorer has never really handled remotes with latency well, and webdav is one of those when you access a server across the globe
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by chocolatkey 5y ago
As someone who gained access to this dataset, I will say that the image resolution is disappointing. Maybe that's what inspired this paper
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by chocolatkey 5y ago
Being a user of Cmder (ConEmu), I have been waiting for this for a long time. Thank you to OP for naking me aware that this is now available
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by chocolatkey 5y ago
I reported this in the GitHub issue as well, but the issue became immediately apparent because I've had this same issue running local servers - HyperV reserves (what I consider) large amounts of ports to do its business. You can run
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by chocolatkey 6y ago
One of the reasons they couldn't just port it over is that it used some trident-specific CSS layouts to display the book pages. I remember extracting the JS/CSS they used and being very confused.
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by chocolatkey 6y ago
Considering it says "Currently only works on the desktop version of Google Chrome" it seems like that would be a feature
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by chocolatkey 6y ago
I don't like it either, but the only way it is technically feasible to support the full potential styling/markup of an EPUB is to use a browser engine, and therefore electron is a logical choice. Can your specialized EPUB reader s
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by chocolatkey 6y ago
Thanks, I was not aware of that subdomain
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by chocolatkey 6y ago
It seems it hasn't received a blog post/entry in the release history yet
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by chocolatkey 6y ago
On my Samsung Galaxy S10e (Android 10) it is the default
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by chocolatkey 6y ago
If packages are "trusted", how would NPM ensure that they are continually trusted as new versions come out? I've read those stories with packages whose developers hand them over for maintenance, and then a new update comes ou
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by chocolatkey 6y ago
When I was reversing the XMDF E-Book format, I was surprised to find an embedded SQLite database... in an E-Book?? After reading this article, it makes more sense why someone would make that decision
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by chocolatkey 6y ago
I have an S5 with Magisk. It passes the safetynet checks, and I can choose to specifically hide root status from apps, which has worked well so far.
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by chocolatkey 6y ago
That was really cool and educational, especially the part about reverse engineering the VM! Makes me wonder if all companies go to such trouble to protect their IP, especially since it seems that VM was in-house
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by chocolatkey 6y ago
Django + Turbolinks + Stimulus.js (also by basecamp, intentionally works great with turbolinks) is my goto nowadays.
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by chocolatkey 6y ago
https://github.com/features/actions
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by chocolatkey 7y ago
Potentially to prevent MITM proxies on company computers from being able to sniff the traffic. Maybe because of what blind is about, that would make sense? Otherwise, if it's secure TLS, then no reason at all Edit: maybe the reason the
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by chocolatkey 7y ago
Feedly is about the only app that I have left to get rid of (Android) that pings Facebook when you open it
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by chocolatkey 7y ago
Hi, I haven't had time to write up about this, however, I have dumped the majority of the related code here for you and others who are interested in this solution: https://gist.github.com/chocolatkey/a7ef0364e35762
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by chocolatkey 7y ago
I've combined cloudflare workers with backblaze to implement etags, signed URLs, etc. Backblaze is part of CF's bandwidth alliance so your bandwidth fee is zero. This makes for a very low monthly cost
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by chocolatkey 7y ago
How well does this work for searching CJK (Chinese, Japanese, Korean) string fields?
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by chocolatkey 7y ago
For people like me who like the hyperscript syntax, or have to use it, I've found this site very useful for converting existing HTML templates quicker https://arthurclemens.github.io/mithril-template-converter/i.
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by chocolatkey 7y ago
The tricks to getting a tile-free start menu is to remove every single tile. The start menu then collapses down to a more simple list of programs. I've run with this for years, and no tiles have ever appear, or tips
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by chocolatkey 7y ago
This was a great post with references to many tricks and tools I was not aware of that might help me in similar endeavors. Do you have any particular advice for reverse engineering image data files (not encrypted, of a completely proprietar

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