floo

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by floo 7y ago
Well yeah. But you, presumably, only have to do that once. After that you get 5ms per account, which seems to be the important takeaway.
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by floo 8y ago
Do you have any sources for the coal burning rate?
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by floo 8y ago
Yes Zachtronics games are amazing! I would say that Shenzhen I/O might be a bit easier to learn though.
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by floo 8y ago
Not saying that this is a proper solution for everyone, but Bose does support listening to the same phone with two pairs of headphones. You would just have to pair them. I agree that this would be useful to have at the OS level though!
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by floo 8y ago
I've been using WebStorm on Windows and Linux, it is also available for macOS. Can really recommend all the JetBrains IDEs!
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by floo 8y ago
Not a CLI, but GitKraken does that for most commands.
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by floo 9y ago
I did read it :) What I am saying is: If they are blocking everything but chrome os intentionally, it would have been easier. According to widevine docs [1] chrome on desktops does not support security level 1. They could have and probably
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by floo 9y ago
There's also https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/cankofcoohmbhfpcem...
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by floo 9y ago
Yes fair point, that's the only thing happening client side. But somebody else mentioned that widevine on chrome os and chrome are different. So I wouldn't have expected their servers to accept those 1080p requests for chrome&#x27
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by floo 9y ago
I am very surprised this actually works. I would guess that somebody would have figured this out earlier if it's always been this easy. Maybe it's a new development in widevine/netflix and they were getting it ready for relea