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by drampelt 7y ago
How will the mandatory implementation of this affect apps that rely on a third party as the data storage system? For example https://moo.do stores everything in Google Drive, if they have to implement Sign in with Apple the app
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by drampelt 8y ago
Maybe I'm missing something here but what can't you do on Android without logging in (other than Google services of course)? You can download apps to do pretty much anything you want without even touching the Play Store, as far as
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by drampelt 8y ago
And that's why I buy Google phones. The processor being slightly slower doesn't matter to me if I prefer the overall experience
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by drampelt 8y ago
I've been having the exact same problems. Been trying to use Firefox primarily for the past few months but it gets frustrating having to restart it all the time.
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by drampelt 8y ago
From my understanding YNAB at least is already using Plaid - every service I've used that uses Plaid still needs username/password for the financial institution.
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by drampelt 8y ago
The information from that App Actions session does make things a little confusing. In the All About Android podcast, Stephanie Saad Cuthbertson from the Android team says that the suggestions are done with on-device machine learning [0] (ar
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by drampelt 9y ago
Looks like they've optimized it fairly well to prevent battery drain: https://www.xda-developers.com/how-google-pixel-2-now-playin... Personally I've only ever seen "Pixel Ambient Services" show up on my
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by drampelt 9y ago
I don't know if that's a fair comparison since Google Services are running on the vast majority of Android devices (except in China) but Logitech or HP don't have that same market share for those respective products. I get th
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by drampelt 9y ago
Yes, I've found it to be much faster than it used to be and they've added a lot of settings to simulate different environments. They also recently added quick boot in the preview ( https://developer.android.com/stud
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by drampelt 9y ago
I get that prompting for an iCloud password again adds an extra step, but if someone has your unlocked phone they probably have enough (email, SMS, phone) to take over your iCloud account anyway.
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by drampelt 9y ago
It looks like they did it on the Rinkeby Testnet for that demo so they wouldn't have to spend real Ether.
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by drampelt 9y ago
Looks like they have a few examples here, not all of them have download/source links yet though: https://experiments.withgoogle.com/ar
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by drampelt 9y ago
I think a lot of major changes are in Google's apps, not Android itself. For example a big update to the Photos app would be part of a major OS update in iOS but just another regular app update on Android.
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by drampelt 9y ago
Looks like they do hash matching to automatically scan for copyrighted content: https://torrentfreak.com/google-drive-uses-hash-matching-det...
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by drampelt 9y ago
How are you supposed to force companies using open source software to update it immediately?
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by drampelt 9y ago
From what I can tell, looks like it's built with Angular 1.
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by drampelt 9y ago
Yes, it runs on the JVM and is 100% compatible with Java code. While it was fairly easy to use Kotlin with Android before, Google just announced first-class support for it at IO.
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by drampelt 9y ago
Personally I use Amazon Cloud Drive for the unlimited storage, there's a guide to set that up here: https://www.reddit.com/r/PleX/comments/58uhmo/guide_to_using... Then once you have Sonarr and&#x2F
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by drampelt 9y ago
I would assume bootloader unlocked, I believe that causes SafetyNet to fail and can't imagine why a carrier unlocked phone would.
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by drampelt 9y ago
Haven't tried it but Coincube seems to do this already: https://beta.coincube.io/indexes
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by drampelt 10y ago
The same author has an article on this subject as well: https://www.troyhunt.com/password-managers-dont-have-to-be-p...
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by drampelt 10y ago
Intellij IDEA has a free community edition, but yeah, nothing free for commericial development. https://www.jetbrains.com/idea/download/
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by drampelt 10y ago
Like others said you should be fine, people have stored much much more without issue. Just make sure it's all encrypted.
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by drampelt 10y ago
With this setup you run your own Plex server and mount ACD as a filesystem.
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by drampelt 10y ago
You can mount ACD as a filesystem in Linux and run your own Plex server, I've been doing it successfully for a few months now. I followed the instructions at https://amc.ovh/ EDIT: More up to date instructions at http
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by drampelt 10y ago
For those wishing to use Amazon Cloud Drive with their own Plex server https://amc.ovh/ has some great instructions. I've been doing this with very little issues for a few months now. EDIT: More up to date instructions
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by drampelt 10y ago
I think a lot of people (myself included) use password managers to manage very long and random passwords. Typing in 100 random characters every time I need to login to something (especially on a phone) would be pretty annoying.
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by drampelt 10y ago
I've been using mintty and it's been pretty nice so far https://github.com/mintty/wsltty
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by drampelt 10y ago
From the documentation, they also support Amazon Echo style actions such as "Tell Personal Chef to find me chicken recipes" or "Ask $name to $action_phrase". See https://developers.google.com/actions&#x2F