endless1234

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by endless1234 8y ago
>75 seconds is really, really long. Cars on a highway don't leave 75 seconds in between each other ..and? A car also doesn't carry 500 people.
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by endless1234 8y ago
You can turn off the app spam from the menu, at least if you have an account. Seems to work pretty well.
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by endless1234 8y ago
It's because of the nested backdrop-filters being applied. I would've thought the css parser / rendering engine stops this from happening, but apparently not.
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by endless1234 8y ago
>Related question: why can't we restrict the domains that Chrome extensions can read data from? The extensions can do this. E.g. a Strava extension would on install say it has access to *.strava.com (and possibly other domains).
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by endless1234 8y ago
Why should the police be sent to a smashed window? Not much they can do at that point unless you caught somebody red-handed. "Yup, that window is totally smashed. OK, just file a claim with your insurance company."
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by endless1234 8y ago
How is a user supposed to know which sites are slow in a search results lists? Mental list of bad domains to not go to?
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by endless1234 8y ago
Cool review! But I have to disagree with "As far as I can tell, the ELEMNT BOLT does everything the Garmin does, but about 10% worse" - the Garmin Edges might have a better spec sheet, but IME, the software/firmware just does
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by endless1234 8y ago
Yes, typing is about precision. The question was about whether disabling the backspace key was a good thing to do or not.
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by endless1234 8y ago
So would the store inflate the price after you entered your name, or not show any price before entering a name? Neither is probably that good for business
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by endless1234 8y ago
>Medium = YouTube for textual content. The only way we "need" it is if we want a feed of algorithmically chosen content based on previous/popular preference Are you saying this is a bad thing in and of itself? Ok, sometime
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by endless1234 8y ago
Webassembly instead of PHP/js? How?
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by endless1234 8y ago
>We're in the internet age. If you have a basic question, ask google. When somebody presents an opinion that seems to go against the general scientific consensus, no, I won't just google it, I'd rather ask what they base i
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by endless1234 8y ago
I get that it's more difficult to do such changes the older you get just from a psychological standpoint, especially if your body is used to a caloric surplus (which it probably is if you're thinking about going to a 500 kcal defi
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by endless1234 8y ago
Okay, that makes more sense, that the maximum sustainable deficit would decrease with age.
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by endless1234 8y ago
Source on your claim that women over 30 won't lose weight if they are on e.g. a consistent 500 kcal daily deficit?
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by endless1234 8y ago
But that implies you don't (also) pay with data if you pay for the service, which is often not true
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by endless1234 8y ago
...4mph average speed for the transit option? How is that even possible? Walk 20min, bus 5 min, walk 20min? That's not really what I have in mind when I think mass transit in a city. Not that 20 minutes to go 3 minutes in the evening b
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by endless1234 8y ago
Well as long as the site has HSTS and the user had visited it at least once before the MiTM attempt.. But yeah a gazillion corporate sites won't have HSTS configured
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by endless1234 8y ago
This wouldn't really be possible with a modern browser, luckily, since they don't let users bypass the warning for sites with HSTS.
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by endless1234 8y ago
How so? The users just have to give their consent for it.
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by endless1234 8y ago
Android is doing something similar as well https://www.engadget.com/2018/05/08/android-and-youtube-will...
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by endless1234 8y ago
Tried three times, got 0 lines. This seems pretty pointless, I'm afraid.
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by endless1234 8y ago
If that's the case, surely you have examples of similar EU regulations being used for censorship before this? The GDPR is hardly the first regulation businesses have to follow.
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by endless1234 8y ago
You may not like them, but saying no one writes Electron apps is a bit disingenuous, no?
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by endless1234 8y ago
Because it acts as if there is no app store review possibility in case you wouldn't rate the app 5 stars. Didn't know of the Apple "equivalent", but that seems so much better when it comes to giving users useful app stor
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by endless1234 8y ago
Extremely common pattern on Android, but it's so transparent in its dishonesty it really annoys me. But I guess it works for the masses anyway..
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by endless1234 8y ago
Top speed vs average speed.. ~80km/h average is pretty normal/good for commuter trains
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by endless1234 8y ago
Ctrl-Shift-V does the same in a lot of programs, but it's not an os-level thing.
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by endless1234 8y ago
>There's a real risk of getting sued / getting cease and desist letters from predatory law firms who aim to collect fees for small mistakes in your privacy policy. What do you base that assesment on? GDPR mostly just consolidat
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by endless1234 8y ago
>Is it just me who cares about my original images enough to archive them redundantly on a variety of storage media? I'd say pretty much yes, especially when talking about pictures taken with smartphones and "variety of storage

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