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If you'd read my blog post, you'd see that it functions just fine without access to those permissions. You're also welcome to disassemble the APK to show where it is sending data to. But, as I say, it works just find with an
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1y ago
You're in luck! https://banglejs.com/
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1y ago
The straps on this one are replaceable if you'd rather have one made cloth or metal etc. But, yeah, no denying it is a chunky monkey.
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How ChatGPT spoiled my semester (2024)
(benborgers.com)
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1y ago
> The problem: Traditional e-readers are passive. Why is that a problem? Your statement is a bit like saying "traditional avocados are too delicious. We at YuckCo are aiming to change that!" You can't just define something
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1y ago
If you got food poisoning from a restaurant, would you recommend it to your friends? After all, food-borne pathogens and poor hygiene are just a fact of life. How about if they gave you a voucher for a free drink to say sorry? Reviewing pro
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1y ago
Ultimately, you shipped a broken product. That points to a lack of QA on your part and, I think, it is fair for a reviewer to point out. Even if you have an exemplary warranty process and easy instructions, that's still a hassle. Not e
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1y ago
Sorry son, I didn't mean for you to find out this way. Xoxoxo
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The Bus Station That Didn't Exist, and Other Data Epiphanies
(nightingaledvs.com)
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I wonder if Ladybird will ever become a member of the WHAT-WG steering group. It would be nice to see more / any independent voices on there.
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1y ago
Just wanted to give my thanks for ChromaDoze. I use it on flights all the time to help drown out noise. A brilliant open source app.
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1y ago
Anything with under 7 million users in the UK is a "smaller" service - so has lighter requirements. See https://ofcomlive.my.salesforce-sites.com/formentry/Regulati... If it allows unmoderated communications,
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1y ago
Not really. I was a civil servant and gave advice on this. Civil servants aren't there to say whether a policy is good, sensible, or a vote-winner. The CS policy profeasion is there, in part, to advise on risks. Ministers decide whethe
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1y ago
I've written a bit about logos at https://shkspr.mobi/blog/2010/11/hiding-space-invaders-in-qr... Basically, at the maximum level of error correction, you can obscure up to 30% of the code (excluding the
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1y ago
The full URl to the original page. You aren't responsible if things go offline. No more than if a publisher stops reprinting books and the library copies all get eaten by rats. A reader can assess the URl for trustworthiness (is it sca
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Gosh! It is a pity Google doesn't hire any smart people who know how to build a throttling system. Still, they're a tiny and cash-starved company so we can't expect too much of them.
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About 60k academic citations about to die - https://scholar.google.com/scholar?start=90&q=%22https://goo... Countless books with irrevocably broken references - https://www.google.com/search?q=
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Wero Wallet
(wero-wallet.eu)
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Clorox versus Cognizant Complaint
(documentcloud.org)
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Thanks for your support, I really appreciate it :-)
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1y ago
I'd love it if you forked my code and managed to fit a full numbers station into 1024KB.
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They literally didn't. They expelled anyone working on Jüdische Physik. It is one of the (many) reasons they fell behind in atomic research.
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1y ago
Interesting, thanks. I tested it working on Chromium - but didn't test other Chrome based browsers.
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I've had feedback that it should work on Firefox for iOS.
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Complete silence is always hallucinated as "ترجمة نانسي قنقر" in Arabic
(github.com)
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The Swamp of Negative Utility
(ides.dev)
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Vibe Coding seems to work best when you are already an experienced programmer. For example "Prompt: Write me an Atari BASIC program that draws a blue circle in graphics mode 7." You need to know that there are various graphics mod
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Comparisons Between Life in the UK and the USA
(sootyempiric.blogspot.com)
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1y ago
Access logs do the same thing. You can see when access was granted, a notification sent, and when/if they accessed it
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Not sure if you've ever used git, but developers usually create a branch before editing. So you make a branch, a bunch of you discuss and edit in real time. Once everyone is ready, you stop and test.
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