dhritzkiv

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by dhritzkiv 5y ago
A competent date picker? Sure. One that has doesn't function as expected, even slightly? Then no. I like date pickers especially for when I need help deciding a date, e.g. when booking a haircut: I don't know exactly what day I wa
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by dhritzkiv 5y ago
What's the terrible experience you're finding lately with 1Password? I've found it to be more consistent and stable in the last little while (especially when paired with the more recent Safari releases)
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by dhritzkiv 5y ago
I managed to force this data to sort-of work by using a pygmy goat at 40-50cm tall, and a mallard deck at 50-65cm long (even larger than the site suggests). So, sure. But if you use a more typical domestic goat, like an Irish Goat, you get
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by dhritzkiv 5y ago
Middle of nowhere Texas is not connected to services, utilities, amenities. The area in the vicinity of Austin is.
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by dhritzkiv 5y ago
And a thumbs down, no? That being said, there is no globally-visible '%age of viewers like this' value on each title. Instead, thumbs up/down seems to be used as probably one of many signals in the '% match' (how li
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by dhritzkiv 5y ago
In the VLC app on the Apple TV, you can open up the Network Sharing tab. It starts a local network server and is accessible via a webpage like http://living-room-apple-tv.local . Then I simply drag-and-drop the files from my comp
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by dhritzkiv 5y ago
Third party apps from the App Store, such as VLC, will play MKVs (and other formats) no problem. I used to re-encode MKVs to MP4s for playback on the AppleTV 3rd gen, but since getting the Apple TV 4K (2nd gen), I simply shuttle over the MK
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by dhritzkiv 5y ago
Where/how is the book being printed? Locally? What's powering the printer? How do you ensure that the materials (paper, ink, lubricant, etc.) last all those years? What about binding/collating those pages? Or is the printing
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by dhritzkiv 5y ago
How do you keep the battery from degrading after a few decades? Are there specific battery types that are long-term (hundreds of years?). Such as capacitors? And the solar panels themselves would need maintenance, even if it is simply clean
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by dhritzkiv 5y ago
Negative press coverage doesn't seem to phase PG&E
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by dhritzkiv 5y ago
It's infuriating when people use the "democrats were the conservative party disenfranchising minorities" XX years ago like some sort of "ha - gotcha. Your argument is now invalid. I am very smart." revelation.
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by dhritzkiv 5y ago
Yeah, I should really quit struggling with Gitlab's. For really large MRs, I use Tower + Kaleidoscope to view the changes. But then I can't easily leave a comment on a line of code (a big part of the review process)
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by dhritzkiv 5y ago
Do people want the Fold? (No snark - genuinely asking)
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by dhritzkiv 5y ago
Yes! Gitlab's offerings are great, and our team doesn't even scratch the surface of what's possible with its feature set. That said, MRs with over 1000 lines of changes are painful sometimes impossible to review. Even small M
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by dhritzkiv 5y ago
Makes sense. Thanks for explaining.
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by dhritzkiv 5y ago
Out of curiosity, what does your screen reader emit? "Acute accented C"? And would the onus not be on the screen reader to not produce gibberish for a simple letter?
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by dhritzkiv 5y ago
Slight correction: headless-gl uses the precursor to N-API: nan, built with node-gyp. Regrettably. Source: I'm the custodian/maintainer of headless-gl
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by dhritzkiv 5y ago
I was able to load it. Here's is a direct link to the video that is embedded on the page: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQL25_hoQ1k
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by dhritzkiv 5y ago
Not sure what it's like in the US (or the EU), but in Canada, all banks effectively offer the same level of customer-hostile service. Without a doubt, they'd roll their own fragmented/compromised implementation of contactless
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by dhritzkiv 5y ago
This language in the past has come to mean all submissions: new apps and those being updated.
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by dhritzkiv 5y ago
Interesting! Your experience does not mirror mine: finding solid wood furniture is either hard and/or expensive. I don't know how much it might have cost new, but decent quality, older tables, for example, are easily close to $100
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by dhritzkiv 5y ago
If it's nice and in good condition, then yes. Nothing "depressing" about that. Even if tastes change, styles usually come back around, hence why good century- or MCM furniture is so sought after as antiques/vintage. It&#
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by dhritzkiv 5y ago
Perhaps it's because it's only controversial to some, and only in the United States. And the fact that this "issue" is magnified by mass media. It honestly isn't that controversial of an idea: a document stating tha
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by dhritzkiv 5y ago
Drop bare* and not Drop Bear, the infamous Australian creature
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by dhritzkiv 5y ago
Totally. To add to this: when looking for third party libraries (Swift/Objective-C or Kotlin/Android Java), aside from those from large organizations (Square, Airbnb, etc.), I've found the selection and quality of those avai
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by dhritzkiv 5y ago
I've found similar results, although at the end of the day, iOS development is still faster overall. Kotlin does a better job of getting out of the way when you need it to (compared to Swift), and Jetpack Compose is the real game-chang
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by dhritzkiv 5y ago
I'm the same. Plus, my living in Canada means getting all the different components piecemeal, often from different suppliers/sellers is a giant PITA. This is further complicated by my self-imposed restriction to not buy from Amazo
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by dhritzkiv 5y ago
Ditto. They're the only ISP I've used that's automatically LOWERED their price at several times in the past, in response to certain developments (including the courts ruling in their favour about fees paid to the upstream ISP
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by dhritzkiv 5y ago
I don't use it, but based on my observations (i.e. looking at the Github repo), I can see that there have been several releases and continued significant development –not merely dependency updates– in the past few months. I was merely
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by dhritzkiv 5y ago
I don't use Vue-Native, but it seems to be undergoing regular, active development, with a release in July 2021.

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