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Is the author here? Can you give us a toggle so we can turn off the moving cursors? It's a little distracting. Reader mode isn't working so well, so I deleted the element in developer tools in the mean time.
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I think I might give it a try in one of my Django projects. In Elixirland we can use Wallaby to test LiveView. This example that uses Playwright with Django has very similar ergonomics: https://github.com/mxschmitt/pyth
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> Apple is malicious, but Facebook is totally okay? This is such a bizarre comment to make, because OP never suggested that Facebook is "totally okay". You replied to them after their edit window passed, so they didn't say
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A more succinct question would be "can antitrust laws override the ToS?" The answer is "yes". The FTC can even make Apple change its ToS through a consent decree (and possibly through other mechanisms as well). A ToS can
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You can still add XMPP accounts, but that's all.
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Automatic offloading impedes adoption of iMessage alternatives
(vought.co)
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> Apps that read inbound SMS may be malicious and use that ability to steal verification codes. Or they may not be actively malicious, and meerly handle the data in an insecure way that makes messages available to others. Apple can'
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It's real. https://web.archive.org/web/20140708162715/http://www.apple....
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I don’t have a Fossil smartwatch, but the way they’re describing the notification filtering is you have to get a notification first to be able to filter that app’s notifications. That’s markedly different than how it’s done for Apple Watch,
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I am really disappointed that you’re using such a childish argument against gay marriage. Cows (and to pre-empt the other tired argument) and children can’t consent. We’re talking about consenting adults getting married.
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The issue they're talking about here is fairness, with immigration as a concrete example. Simple and clean. How you think that fairness should be administered is up to you. If you want to advocate for removing immigration rules for n
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OG Chyrp started in 2004! I was messing around with it back when I was in middle school (2008ish?)! Pretty cool to see someone is still working on it.
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What libraries? You might be able to do something with the process dict depending on how the libraries are set up. Basically you create a process id that you use to track what's going on: @type trace_id :: nonempty_binary()
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Have you tried HyperKitty/Postorious? Does it get closer to what you would consider tolerable? https://mail.python.org/archives/list/mailman-users@python.o...
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>When I buy a house again, one of the first things I’ll do is run ethernet through the whole place. Good call. Although, I just had it done recently and I was pleasantly surprised at how noninvasive it was (the electricians worked really
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I would get it from the phoenix's beak honestly - https://hexdocs.pm/phoenix/overview.html
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On one hand it's "obnoxious" to ask people to switch to another messaging app, on the other hand, the solution if you want people to not use iMessage is to "simply" use a different messaging app. But if it's ob
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> Are there really people that adjust their social circles based on what type of phone someone is using? Your wording suggests it's an active decision where they immediately cut someone out because the communication turns green. And
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I want to throw it back even further to a Sidekick honestly. I never got to experience having one and I'd love a modern phone that flips open like the Sidekick does.
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It was supposed to be a joke! Not inspiration! https://i.redd.it/g8o4nu49rfz51.jpg I like having a physical keyboard, but not like this... it makes the phone too long. A slide out is preferred. I'm just going to stick
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I realize I wasn't clear about that - these notebooks are well-liked and have tons of positive reviews. There is no low sales signal, because people who don't care about the labels still buy the notebooks. It's that they'
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I think it comes up in at least some product reviews, but where it's glaringly obvious, it doesn't show up in the reviews because people purposely look for products that aren't like that. Buying a TV for my bedroom, one asp
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If you've ever done voice prompt recordings for a phone system, voice cloning would be super helpful for doing one off tweaks, especially if you have to record a bunch. Instead of rerecording 20 messages, which can sometimes take hours
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Take OpenSSL. Their open source product would be free of liability. Their commercial support offering of that same product would not be.
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Why none of these articles (neither TFA nor the one you're linking) link to the actual directive is beyond me. But here it is: https://www.europarl.europa.eu/RegData/etudes/BRIE/2023/7393... >
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>let their chat ups run up lots of unread notifications I'm noticing a pattern here where people who side with Apple on this issue rephrase what people say, almost to the point of making it bear no resemblance to what was originally
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Push notification bankruptcy. I don't think a lot of people make checking every single app they have installed for the number a habit. I guess I could have policed them on where they put the app so it would be on page 1 or whatever it&
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>Americans hate the iMessage experience No. They love the iMessage experience and iMessage inertia means that people without iPhones have to negotiate to get people to use something else. It's not even necessarily malicious or obvio
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It’s taking a lot to pretend like you’re not being intentionally snarky. No, I’m not actually arguing that because that’s not what I said nor is it an accurate rewording of what I said. I didn’t say anything about making anything free; I sa
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https://www.vgmusic.com/music/console/nintendo/gamecube/miro... It's not the best, but this is how I listened to it before they got uploaded to youtube. And no, the Miror B theme in XD is not bett
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