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by d2p 9y ago
If you want something lighter for Flutter, you can use VS Code with the Dart Code extension: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=Dart-Cod... (Disclaimer: I'm the author of the Dart Code plugin)
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Dart Code v2 – Now with Flutter debugging and hot reload(blog.dantup.com)
7 points by d2p 9y ago|0 comments
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by d2p 9y ago
Maybe deliberate to reduce false activations? Even with three, our Echo Dot triggers many times per day when nobody is talking to "her"!
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by d2p 9y ago
I wrote a Chip-8 emulator (VM?) in C# and then tweaked it so that Bridge.NET could compile it down to JavaScript: https://blog.dantup.com/2016/06/dachip8js-my-csharp-chip8-in...
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by d2p 9y ago
Unsurprisingly this was already mentioned a million times =D
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by d2p 9y ago
Prime members still get unlimited photo space. Just find a way to embed all your files inside photo metadata? :-)
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by d2p 9y ago
Yeah, that'll be it. There's some info on all the stuff it breaks here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DNS_hijacking The new Google "did you mean to go to ?" nonsense is something else to add to that
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by d2p 9y ago
If you add a slash to the end, it'll always treat it as a domain. eg. "cheese/". I did see someone from Google ask if it'd be useful if after the first time, when Google knows it's a valid domain, it should jus
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by d2p 9y ago
It does a DNS lookup and if it's a valid domain shows you this. If you see it for complete nonsense, then it's possible your ISP is doing DNS Hijacking like mine! Eg. if I type "cheese", it shows "Did you mean to go
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by d2p 9y ago
I know; it's the sort of thing that if someone told me, I just would not believe them. This is such basic crap that the idea that some production till could get it wrong seems inconceivable. They could have that £1.50 back if they coul
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by d2p 9y ago
I could understand if something was a few pence out and it seemed like it could be a rounding error; but exactly £1.50 on a bill of around £20 doesn't seem like it could be rounding/tax/etc. (In the UK, all prices shown in th
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by d2p 9y ago
VAT is clearly marked on the receipt so it wasn't that. If it was something simple like this, I think it would've been obvious (if not to us, at least the manager working there!). The bill was totally itemised, the total just wasn
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by d2p 9y ago
I've seen this a lot too; but it's not the weirdest thing I've seen on a receipt... We once ate at The Boot Room at Cheshire Oaks and when we got the bill, the numbers didn't add up! (I don't add these things up but
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by d2p 9y ago
> It's worth nothing that everyone who works at Facebook, including the CEO, are random strangers There is a big difference between a multi-billion dollar company that has a reputation, shareholders etc. and a completely random pers
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by d2p 9y ago
But Facebook are a big organisation that a) has a reputation to keep, b) a lot of smart security engineers and c) are very unlikely to hand their software over to a bad guy for an envelope of money. Why would you trust your Facebook account
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by d2p 9y ago
People install extensions that have access to things like "all data on Facebook.com" far too easily from complete strangers on the internet :/
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by d2p 9y ago
What happens if you put "(not Googlebot)" on the end of your user agent?
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by d2p 9y ago
Same here on a non-hdpi screen (Dell Chromebook 11). The fake padlock appears inside the body and it's quite clearly not part of the browser. Not sure if something changed since it was built or maybe it only works in certain browsers,
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by d2p 9y ago
I've seen ads on my work machine for things I'd searched for at home. My work machine is signed into my work Google Apps account (and never my home account; though I have used that in another Chrome profile) and home my home accou
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A new security header: Expect-CT(scotthelme.co.uk)
2 points by d2p 10y ago|0 comments
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Zero bugs in software – impossible?(twitter.com)
1 points by d2p 10y ago|0 comments
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Dart Code hits 10k downloads and v1.0(marketplace.visualstudio.com)
3 points by d2p 10y ago|0 comments
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by d2p 10y ago
You don't even need the extension, in Chrome just open dev tools, click the Mobile Emulation and choose a mobile device before going to m.youtube.com.
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I found a ridiculous bug in YouTube and seem unable to successfully report it :((blog.dantup.com)
23 points by d2p 10y ago|6 comments
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I found a ridiculous bug in YouTube and seem unable to successfully report it :((blog.dantup.com)
13 points by d2p 10y ago|0 comments
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3&4 year old review the Amazon Echo Dot(youtube.com)
2 points by d2p 10y ago|0 comments
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by d2p 10y ago
I just noticed the OAuth package on pub is the same guy, so I wonder whether the published twitter package uses that isntead of the git repo mentioned in the pubspec on GitHub. That would be slightly better. That said, with OAuth so common
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by d2p 10y ago
I guess I didn't really investigate packages for Dart as I already had the C# code so I just ported. The reason I hand-rolled it for C# was mentioned briefly in the C# post; all the OAuth libraries where HUGE (like DotNetOpenAuth pulle
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Simplest Dart code to post a tweet using OAuth(blog.dantup.com)
4 points by d2p 10y ago|3 comments
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Splitting visitors between Amazon US/UK based on their location(blog.dantup.com)
2 points by d2p 10y ago|0 comments

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