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by cuddlybacon 5y ago
>> TouchID for login works....but not often enough - it constantly pesters me for a password > Unless Touch-ID is disabled for something (long sleep, location change, reboot, etc.) It never failed to recognize my finger. Touch-ID w
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by cuddlybacon 5y ago
> what I don’t love is how high off the desk it sits And one of the features of the Moonlander over the Ergodox EZ is it's thinner. Mechanical keyboards seem to be bulky by default.
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by cuddlybacon 5y ago
In response to this article, I've disabled it in place of using the standalone Adguard app. So far I haven't gotten either symptom.
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by cuddlybacon 5y ago
My works's SSO tries to block autocomplete. Before Chrome started ignoring it, a lot of people switched to Safari over the issue.
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by cuddlybacon 5y ago
I've been using Wipr. I've been getting the white placeholder screen for just about a year now. Every one in a while I get actual ads getting thru, before a new update fixes it.
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by cuddlybacon 5y ago
That's a good sign. I do hope it works out that way.
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by cuddlybacon 5y ago
I'm have no insight into why. But it is what's listed on the specs: https://www.apple.com/ca/macbook-pro-13/specs/ > Simultaneously supports full native resolution on the built-in display at mill
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by cuddlybacon 5y ago
I've been waiting for a 16-inch M1 MacBook Pro to come out. I've been delaying my work upgrade for it. I'm curious what the I/O situation will be. Will it be able to output to two 4k screens or not. The 13-inch cannot, s
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by cuddlybacon 5y ago
+1 for scripting. I wrote so many more small scripts for myself. Since I didn't need to consult a syntax manual every, the friction was low.
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by cuddlybacon 5y ago
It's funny this came up today, since I have a 1 hour section of my workday blocked of for my bi-annual email filter refactoring. Email is by far the most broken software experience of my life. I've been thinking that for a while.
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by cuddlybacon 5y ago
I doubt it. Besides the EULA that has already been mentioned, the standard equipment is a padded jacket with abrasion resistant fabric. They could probably argue that their product is adding protection above current standards, and a deactiv
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by cuddlybacon 5y ago
TFA may not, but the devs have been bringing it up: https://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/threads/megathread-levi...
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by cuddlybacon 5y ago
People are sending the devs death threats. No matter how bad it is, that's not acceptable. I've been playing the game for 5+ years, and the player base has been noticeable toxic to the devs for most of the time. Probably the worst
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by cuddlybacon 5y ago
On iOS if you click a link in a Google app it will ask you if you want to install Chrome or continue with Safari.
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by cuddlybacon 5y ago
A less clickbaity title would be "Don't base your arguments on analogies". I agree with the premise put forth in part one: analogies are better for illustration than for argument. In parts 2 and 3 they use two examples of ba
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by cuddlybacon 5y ago
Something I haven't seen yet: good control over the emails I receive. It is 14:45 local time, and I have 86 emails in my bug tracker folder. Also in this area is approaching the emails the issue tracker sends from the perspective of &q
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by cuddlybacon 6y ago
I found 3D TV broke the experience. I'd get into a movie, then at some point into where the 3D effect would get shown off, and it would pull me out of the movie entirely. Perhaps that is more about poor usage of the technology than a p
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by cuddlybacon 6y ago
So compare apps in other categories which have remained relevent: file browser, settings, calendar, reminders, notes, etc
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by cuddlybacon 6y ago
I've noticed on Hacker News a tendency where people declare phones to be distracting for them and thus the only solution is to stop using them. I've been listening to the Cortex podcast recently. It is a productivity podcast by CG
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by cuddlybacon 6y ago
Most of the problems seem to be not enough Agile!
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by cuddlybacon 6y ago
For me it depends on whether my system is set to dark mode or light mode. If it is dark mode, it is light text on a dark background. With light mode, it is reasonably dark text on a light background. Maybe on Firefox it is taking the light-
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by cuddlybacon 6y ago
> I think that level of obstruction is asinine It really is. > I'm kind of an anxious person and someone moving that aggressively to block my path sets off my fight or flight very badly. I really think that is a correct response.
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by cuddlybacon 6y ago
> By "aggression" I mean panhandling and other interruptions by people undergoing obvious psychosis with no sense of social norms. I'd like to throw in interruptions by people who are completely sober but have something th
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by cuddlybacon 6y ago
I think there are a few parts that are more problematic: * Most layman diet advice is awful. There is scientifically backed advice. I think most people could understand it. It seems to not be common knowledge. * A lot of people "backse
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by cuddlybacon 6y ago
That's actually not working as intended. There is a part of the brain that is supposed to monitor body fat percentage and suppress hunger and encourage physical activity in order to get body fat to lower again. This book[0] goes throug
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by cuddlybacon 6y ago
The post seemed to state both hours and output have dropped.
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by cuddlybacon 6y ago
Another problem is subjecting your goals to backseat driving. I think this is most commonly seen with weightloss goals.
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by cuddlybacon 6y ago
I think the problem with long term goals is not that your preferences may change but you don't update your goals. I think the problem is procrastination. Consider this variation of your Scenario A: You make explicit goals to read 3 rel
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by cuddlybacon 6y ago
Same here. I've only been on the interviewer side a few times (roughly 10), but even then I've run into 2 candidates that couldn't code. If interviewers are screening candidates for certain attributes (regardless of how well
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by cuddlybacon 6y ago
It does mean we stop adjusting the clocks twice a year. The question is, do we stick with standard time or daylight savings time. A lot of the changeovers in NA seem to be leaning towards keeping DST year round. As a Canadian, the idea is c

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