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by esskay 3y ago
> Unlike AirPods which fall out of your ears continually. If you genuinely have that problem you're doing something very wrong with your Airpods when many of its users are able to do long walks and runs without them ever budging. I
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by esskay 3y ago
Yup did the same. I wont browse sites that have these idiotic scroll takeovers, it's incredibly poor for UX.
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by esskay 3y ago
That depends on the GPU, I'm not talking mid-high end (e.g RTX level), just your average 'basic' GPU.
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by esskay 3y ago
A bit of advice...stop. Blatent self promotion of commercial products is a hard no here. We dont want it, and its against the rules. Delete this, and the other posts before they get deleted for you along with account closure.
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by esskay 3y ago
It'd be interesting to see what the cost and power equivilence would be compared to a higher end method. I.e the time, cost (including all hardware required) and power taken to generate 100 images using 100 individual Pi Zero 2's
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by esskay 3y ago
They're talking about an e-ink being capable of that level of performance. You'd expect ghosting and noticable artifacts on the screen. E-ink is super slow.
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by esskay 3y ago
Maybe I'm just getting old but every time I see yet another shiny new thing that uses Javascript I just eyeroll massively. I can't fathom how frontend devs are ok with the pure madness that goes on in their sector. Give me a plane
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by esskay 3y ago
Sorely needed. It is funny how so many of the sites with GDPR notices and policies explaining how they don't share data, don't have scripts from places like Google don't realise that they're still handing over that data
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by esskay 3y ago
Yeah no I wasn't talking about privacy. I was talking about "Hey please donate, you cant contact me for any other reason, nor will I tell you if this is run by a developer who wants to help people out or if its a springboard to an
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by esskay 3y ago
Useful but slightly odd to have a call for donations along with zero ability to see who runs it, how to contact them, etc.
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by esskay 3y ago
Wheres the policy saying you cant drink, cant eat bread, cant eat meat, cant smoke? A study being published saying "this this isn't great for you" is not at all remotely communism.
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by esskay 3y ago
If you're relying on drinking to live a fulfilling life something is very, very wrong. Your life shouldn't be dictated by drinking or not drinking.
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by esskay 3y ago
I've just spent the last two days building out a system based on an API created by our clients internal dev team, only to have both the project manager and client throw in a massive curveball they knew about but neglected to mention -
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by esskay 3y ago
Yeah I meant in addition to their own assets, hence the revenue stream. A standard setup like Unity has for their asset store. Using unity as the example there are some crummy assets, but there's also some incredibly popular and well m
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by esskay 3y ago
not quite an apples to apples comparison when your document can be open and read by other spreadsheet applications. You cant take a unity game and run it on unreal.
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by esskay 3y ago
Not only get it out but actively promote it as an opensource project instead of proprietary and make revenue through an asset store. Theres so few games that use source that theres no way its commercially viable on its own.
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by esskay 3y ago
If they can get the interconnect working that issue goes away (its mostly groundstation bandwidth limiting things). The 'end goal' is to have it use the laser link to send the traffic across to a satellite close to the final desti
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by esskay 3y ago
> I just don't understand this take. Fairly easy to understand, for many Crypto is synonymous with 'bad actor'. Which isn't exactly without merit given the number of schemes, scams and outright law breaking elements t
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by esskay 3y ago
If there's 700 active developers on Firefox then they sure as hell must be having a great time "working" remotely. The development pace of Firefox is atrocious.
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by esskay 3y ago
Can confirm that if you get say one of the widely available 2 or 3 month Apple TV trials you can cancel it immediately and it doesn't end early. I'm going on 2 years without ever having to pay for it as someone always has codes to
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by esskay 3y ago
I have to ask - is that not a thing where you're from? We've had that baked into online banking for years here in the UK. Heck most mobile banking mobile apps even show graphs showing how much you spend on subscriptions, direct de
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by esskay 3y ago
I mean, it's Google. At this point it's pretty much mandatory that anything they launch must be killed within 2 years after someone inside realised what a terrible idea it was. Never trust Google for anything, ever.
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by esskay 3y ago
If you're building an SPA for an Ecommerce site you've seriously misunderstood the web. These days you can slap together a very capable PHP based Ecom solution using Livewire for those sections that need interactivity. People real
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by esskay 3y ago
Yeah no thats not a solution. Figure out how to get back the time and costs lost to commuting, then you'll have a solution. Of course one does not exist, and theres zero reason (especially for a valley company) to force people into an
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by esskay 3y ago
I keep getting recruiters send me messages on linked in with very vague details about the job, often omitting if its work from office or home. So I always ask, and often get "The employer offers a great flexible hybrid system" or
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by esskay 3y ago
You're ok with cutting off a large number of potential users? Passkey isn't exactly working well on Firefox or Windows right now.
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by esskay 3y ago
No its just super clunky for anyone not on a Mac using Chrome or Safari. Windows implementation right now is pretty basic, and Firefox hasn't really got theirs right at all either. Honestly unless you have a security key, or a mac I wo
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by esskay 3y ago
I think the biggest difference is Meta is happy to put out an incomplete product and iterate. The standard Quest 2 for example leaves a lot to be desired on the software side, but instead of waiting for years to perfect it they shoved it ou
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by esskay 3y ago
No it doesn't, it's been redirecting to twitter.com for a couple of days now. If you're seeing a GoDaddy page then theres some incredibly slow dns caching in your setup.
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by esskay 3y ago
Thanks for sharing this. I've tried to get on with Grocy but it's UI really put me off, it felt very unintuitive, cluttered and a bit like an app that had long since outgrown the initial hacked together layout.

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