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dend
5y ago
Here’s the thing though - even if you are running a Pro or Enterprise SKU, you still are forced to not have this functionality unless you enroll the machine into MDM. Even if you paid you’re not getting the right experience.
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dend
5y ago
This is part of the problem - I shouldn’t rely, as a user, on a third-party extension (which does who know what in my browser) to activate functionality that was already implemented and is intentionally kept away from users unless they enro
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To set new tab as blank in MS Edge you need to enroll device in MDM
(den.dev)
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5y ago
Ego depletion as a concept has been challenging to prove, if at all: https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpsyg.2017.0056... I agree that often certain hobbies require a push to get started. That initial b
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dend
5y ago
Does it offer compression, post-recording resizing and multi-format exports?
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dend
5y ago
You might want to try ScreenToGif ( https://www.screentogif.com/ ) for Windows and Kap ( https://getkap.co/ ) for macOS.
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dend
5y ago
If the software is worth it, absolutely - I would pay $500 and use it for years to come. Up until a couple of years ago, that was the model used by Adobe for their Creative Suite. Tools like Vegas Pro are in the same boat - it's expens
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5y ago
I think this can be taken on a case-by-case basis. With software, where I am looking is a place where I can buy a "snapshot" - the current release that time and effort was invested in, that I can compensate for. That's it. I
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5y ago
OP here. Au contraire - I am happy to pay a bit extra for software that does its job and gets out of the way. With hardware, one could argue that can be made a part of the price for the device - if I buy a "premium" component, I p
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5y ago
OP here. Sadly a true story with a "shall not be named" software for optical media management. I just want a Win32 binary that does it's job. Instead, I had to wait 45 seconds every launch until the server "spins up"
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dend
5y ago
OP here. You have an explicit option to opt out, no gimmicks.
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dend
5y ago
OP here. I should've clarified in the article. "Developers" is not meant to single out engineers. It's the collective "people who build, promote, and maintain the software"
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Playing to Win
(sirlin.net)
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The rise of user-hostile software
(den.dev)
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5y ago
Thank you for the comment - really appreciate the feedback!
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5y ago
Author of the blog post here, folks! Happy to discuss the project or answer any questions.
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Ask HN: How to you keep track of industry trends and insights?
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5y ago
Really cool! I've recently got really fed up with the default software and wrote my own library for .NET to manage the device[1]. For anyone curious, I've also documented how to reverse-engineer the USB protocol[2], so you can wri
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Reverse Engineering the Stream Deck
(den.dev)
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5y ago
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I learned how to record my own Nest camera stream
(den.dev)
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6y ago
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6y ago
Probably worth the effort. A while ago I was exploring the Nest APIs ( https://github.com/dend/foggycam ) - should probably get back to that and see how I can automate some of the Nest capture ideas.
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I unlocked my own air quality sensor data with undocumented APIs and SQLite
(den.dev)
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6y ago
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Show HN: BlogScroll – Minimalist open-source personal site/blog directory
(blogscroll.com)
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Honey, I Accidentally Became a Product Manager
(den.dev)
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Show HN: MeetingShot – Create faux Zoom meeting screenshots
(meetingshot.com)
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Ask HN: What are you using for personal knowledge management?
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6y ago
Have a blocklist in your HOSTS file. That way, even if you go to those sites from your browser, you are not able to access them.
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Show HN: Building my own Twitter analytics
(den.dev)
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7y ago
My assumption here is that this decision is one where someone had an A/B test that showed people are more likely to click on an ad when the content is structured the way it’s shown. Which comes at the cost of a good user experience, wh
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You don’t need a coding bootcamp
(den.dev)
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7y ago
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