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by djxfade 6y ago
Damn, what a bummer. Is there any way to re-enable it?
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by djxfade 6y ago
I dont think we had such carrier restrictions in Norway. You usually just sent an SMS with a code for which "app" you wanted, was charged on your phone bill for it, and received an MMS with the JAR file ready to go
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by djxfade 6y ago
Hannah Montana Linux?
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by djxfade 6y ago
I don't know where you are located, but in Norway, the "app" market (J2ME apps) was huge. It worked kinda like how the ringtone market worked.
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by djxfade 6y ago
Snapchat does sell ads. They are features stories, and also sometimes shown between stories
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by djxfade 6y ago
The performance looks really impressive on my iPhone.
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by djxfade 6y ago
How where you able to implement such a fast floodfill? I tried to make something similar a few years ago, but was not able to get the floodfilling to work in reasonably time
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by djxfade 6y ago
I agree. Shameless plug, but I made a small utility that I use everyday. It let's you create a few handy shortcuts that you can use to paste text. https://github.com/thomas-alrek/TouchMemes/
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by djxfade 6y ago
> I imagine in cases where you're tied to such old hardware, you would also be tied to old software Exactly. If you have to support some old esoteric hardware, you probably wouldn't be able to run a recent kernel anyways, since
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by djxfade 6y ago
But why? What "real" hardware would actually have any use for it today? I understand that it might be fun, but I don't see the practical use case for it.
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by djxfade 6y ago
Sounds like an enhancement
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by djxfade 6y ago
I find it a bit ironic that the page isn't being rendered correctly on Safari 14
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by djxfade 6y ago
I received the exact same template mail. They had also included an old password that I presume was leaked in the Adobe hack or something. Didn't really feel worried though, cause on my device (a MacBook Pro with the T2 security chip),
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by djxfade 6y ago
They could revoke your keys (in theory). I don't think they would though
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by djxfade 6y ago
I know that you are ironic here, but for the uninformed, macOS supports "fat" binaries, where the machine code for multiple archetictures can be embedded in the same bundle
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by djxfade 6y ago
Not really. Native apps for macOS are targeting Apple specific APIs. It might help for cross platform applications that do low lever asm optimizations though.
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by djxfade 6y ago
And not all browsers support basic features like Datepickers etc. (I'm looking at you Safari)
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by djxfade 6y ago
A Catalyst app can be implemented with SwiftUI though, I don't see your point
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by djxfade 6y ago
Do you think it would be possible to create something similar for gzip? If you then serve with Content-Type: text/html, and Content-Encoding: gzip, the client would accept the payload. And when it tries to expand it, it would get expa
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One day, a computer will fit on a desk (1974)(youtube.com)
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Show HN: Covid-19 Stats(corona.netflex.dev)
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Show HN: TouchMemes – A custom TouchBar control strip for quick copy-pasta(github.com)
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GB Studio v1.2 Released(github.com)
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Plus – A superset of PHP that makes PHP cool again(php-plus.com)
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JavaScript: How It's Made(youtube.com)
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by djxfade 7y ago
No. But browsers with native ES module support will be able to import it. (You dont need a bundler if you target browsers with native support)