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cyral
4y ago
Or enable implicit any which makes it just like JS with optional types.
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4y ago
It's also great when you copy some text from Outlook and it pastes it into discord as an image of the text. I believe it has been fixed now but that was happening to me for a while.
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cyral
4y ago
Looks like Hacktoberfest PRs
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4y ago
I agree, here is some text from the complaint: > The Illinois Legislature has found that “[b]iometrics are unlike other unique identifiers that are used to access finances or other sensitive information.” 740 ILCS 14/5(c)
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cyral
4y ago
Here's the complaint: https://www.googlebipasettlement.com/wp-content/uploads/2022...
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4y ago
This guy is a troll. He claimed he was fired from Facebook last week because of these tweets, when he was actually fired over a year ago and works full time on his "programming" YouTube channel (which has now turned into crypto sc
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4y ago
I wouldn't be so sure. Ionic has a commercial product, AppFlow, which is their "update over http" solution. It allows for running arbitrary code without app approval, and they claim it is compliant. AirBNB and I'm sure p
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4y ago
Thanks for taking a look, I believe I sent you an email about the first one actually since it had been months without any updates. They did get on it and released a fix soon after, but last I heard it was rolled back and then (maybe?) re-ap
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4y ago
Hi, I have two tickets open which are really causing a lot of issues for us: - Expiration webhooks are not always sent, so customers keep their entitlement way after they should: Ticket 13919 (although it's been spread across a few as
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4y ago
I really want a wrapper around the terrible in-app payment APIs of Google and Apple. There are some companies doing this (RevenueCat) but in my experience they are super buggy even to this day, which sorta goes against the entire problem th
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4y ago
It reminds me of patent trolls who patent obvious software designs. I was looking for such feature long before I heard of Remix. I know he's the react-router guy, but nested views isn't exactly some novel idea - sites have been us
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4y ago
It gets so ugly as soon as you have dynamic routes like `[...postName].ts`
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4y ago
And you end up saving that 2MB at some point since every page load is just some JSON instead of waiting for the server to render a whole new page that is mostly a duplicate of the current page.
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4y ago
I'm sure it has something to do with their liability. With no warning, shops would be incentivized to use cheap knock-off batteries. (Which could perform worse, explode, etc. and damage their brand)
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4y ago
Asbestos is just a natural mineral they said...
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4y ago
It's quite ironic how the font settings page for Chrome doesn't do well with different font sizes itself. They got the sidebar backwards and appeared to have used px for the font-size but em for the padding.
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4y ago
It's a third party app. It's also the difference between trying to click a small button versus using a swipe gesture. You still have to write the reply. Not sure what your gripe is here, I'm talking about how their UI is more
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4y ago
> Downvote me and see - this comment fades into contrast-obscurity. 50/50 chance you get an upvote instead because the buttons are so small and close together on mobile. This is where I really like the Apollo app for Reddit. On it,
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4y ago
> And we can guarantee Discord has already sold your chat logs 200 shadier places. [citation needed]
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4y ago
Here’s a chart of the historical average: https://www.multpl.com/s-p-500-pe-ratio
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4y ago
For anyone curious, there are a ton of selectors here that you may have never heard of before here: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Pseudo-clas...
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4y ago
Maybe they mean the noise you can hear from the phone as it communicates. I wonder if it is more pronounced when reception is bad as it searches for other towers? I had wired headphones + mic with an amplifier for a while and if I put my ph
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4y ago
Here's a better source that isn't some weird blogspam/SEO-scheme website: https://electrek.co/2022/04/26/quantumscape-updates-q1-2022-...
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4y ago
There's a button (I think shaped like a compass arrow) to do this, which toggles between facing north and facing the direction you are traveling.
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> Sometimes it's much easier to follow than a street name anyway! I think that is entirely the point. Apple Maps added something similar around a year ago, where it now says "After this light, ___" or "Take the next
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4y ago
The biggest benefit for me is finding new music, Spotify's discover feature is how I find most new music these days and it's decently accurate at finding things I like.
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> Contrast this with open source where this sort of restriction would just be patched away. Are there any distros with this feature at all?
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I only knew about it through notes and thought it was neat but a little clunky... This "Scan from iPhone" feature is great, wish they made it easier to find as I've used MacOS for years and never knew about it.
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90% of the time when I run into one of these "experts" on their support forum, the solution is just that the customer is wrong in some way and such feature isn't needed or something like that. Do these experts even have any
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4y ago
Sounds like a job for the Highway Patrol
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